Triple Play USA

It’s fair priced and fair play. You definitely want the large packages for better pricing. They have baseball and softball. I was there for just the baseball — 30,40,60 and 80 mph. They have a decent selection of bats. They also have an area that you can reserve hourly for just free play and hitting/​pitching.
The facilities are simple and functional and was not that crowded.

I liked it. Wsn’t busy was able to get right in. I like that thye have the automted machines however, having to wait for the balls to go through took awhile. Overall good experience.

Great date night! They have about 5 different speeds for the batting cages, which is awesome so you can find the best speed for you. 23.50 gets you 5 tokens, and each token includes 18 pitches. The bats and helmets are included in the price.
If you follow them on Instagram you get a free token!

The only indoor batting cages in the area! The front desk guys have always been very nice and friendly, The cages offer and good variety of speeds and most can accommodate baseball or softball, I would like it if they had a softball option that was at 25MPH. They stay open late enough for me to get off work at 6pm, get the kids and get a round of hits in before closing! They have video games for the straggler siblings that do not want to hit a few! And you can get a snack too. They can help you pick out a bat that will fit your needs.

Under new management… they really want to bring more kids and LL teams into the facility for practice and coaching. Really nice new owners, I hope they make it. The prices are ok — competitive with the place in Alameda and slightly higher than in Walnut Creek, but that’s outdoors.
Facilities are nice and clean… I think if you are into softball, having one more speed option would be good.
For baseball, they might need to consider adding another slow pitch cage for the young kids — there is always a line and that machine always seems to have problems.
Definitely a fun place to go and to groove your swing! We will definitely go there to try out the new hitting coach!

Had my son’s 9^th birthday party here this past weekend. It was fantastic! The kids had a great time taking turns in the cage, playing video games and air hockey, and hanging out in the party area eating. As a parent, I found the place perfect! They let me come early to set up, they made clean up a breeze, the pricing was great, booking the party was super easy, and Diego, the guy behind the desk was amazing (awesomely nice, extremely helpful, and perfectly cheerful and funny to boot!)!!! This is a place we will definitely come again and I highly recommend it both for recreational fun and as a party space!!!

Great staff very helpful to some of the players on my adult coed team. Giving batting tips and helping them in the cages when they came by themselves. THANK YOU!!! We were 4 – 3 at this point last season now were 6 – 1!!!
Minus 1 star for insanely expensive prices

Well due to lack of other batting cages in the area, I checked the place out on a fri after work. Literally about 3 ppl there so no waiting time which was nice. Cons: Really warm, bordering on hot in there. They could use a couple more HVACs. It’d be nice to see the ball flight more similar to cages like Scandia/​family fun centers. I got a tunnel feeling. And it’s $ 5 for 18 balls which is pricey in my opinion. I used my own batting gloves and bat. I MAY go back there again just bc it’s fairly close.

kinda expensive but no where else to go to hit baseballs so thumbs up for that.

I had my first batting practice last night with my boyfriend as my coach and had a really fun time! We’ve been been practicing for a co-​ed softball league for my company for which I signed both of us up. There were a couple other people there, but was empty for the most part on a Monday night, which was perfect. We asked about the Groupon deal that’s been going around, which is $ 49 for a one-​year membership and a free 30-​minute rental. Overall, it just wasn’t worth it since we probably won’t be coming that often. Here, 1 token yields 18 pitches. They had a deal for 5 tokens for $ 20. The guy working there was even nice enough to throw in an extra token for us. We ended up spending $ 40, but for 216 pitches! Some pitches were definitely off, but I guess that’s just more reflective of a realistic game. My boyfriend also liked how they pitch rubber softballs, so that they don’t dent your bat. Overall, I had a great time and loved learning how to hit a softball for the first time. We’ll definitely be back!

Definitely my first time here… Came with a co-​worker.
She is on a softball team and I just wanted/​needed to let some steam off.
So this place is a bit small… Indoor batting cage… They have about 6 batting cages next to eachother and two about 3 others. 1 token is $ 4.50 and has 18 pitches/​balls. The machines are easy to use. Insert token — push button for baseball or softball. and hit =)
have a party. grab drinks. eat? i think. i only noticed drinks. but either way this place is cool. coming again to take the cuz for his bday.

What a great facility! I’ve been coming here for years for my workouts for Baseball and for Softball. The service is great and the prices are very affordable. There are also a great selection of games that I have also done very well in defeating all of my friends that have done battle against me there. Simply put, Triple Play USA is the place to go to get away from everything that is also close to home. A place to enjoy with friends or by yourself.

Great place just a bit pricey…

If I’m not boxing, I’m at Triple Play hitting some home runs. Until you try it, you’re oblivious to how difficult it is to hit a damn baseball.
They have a kid friendly cage, so you can bring the little ones too. The 50−60mph cages are awesome if you’re athletic & starting off hitting baseballs. After about 36 pitches, my forearms were completely gone, just… not there.
The 80mph cage is effin’ ridiculous, like WTF I would swing and the ball was already on the floor behind me.
Tip: Get a membership, bring some baseball gloves, and smash those balls!

The hours here are mercurial; changing by the season or sometimes by the whim of the teenage staff that just wants to get out early.

I go here because of its proximity to my work and home. The price is generally more expensive than other places, however, this place seems like its better maintained than many of the amusement parks that have batting cages.
They have a good selection of bats and helmets that you can use. Bring batting gloves if you plan on getting a decent workout and hitting more than 30 – 40 pitches so your hands don’t burn up in blisters.
Going here is a good way for me to blow off some steam after work and before my night classes.
I cannot hit the 70MPH pitches. It’s foo fast. Don’t even try to impress your girlfriend trying to hit those, unless you’re some type of ringer that plays baseball often.
I can barely hit the 60s, but it is always a good way for some laughs. It seems that most people use the first three cages where they vary from the 35−50mph baseball pitches and softball lobs.

HELLA EXPENSIVE! $ 75 for 20 tokens…1 token = 18 pitches… no thanks!

In preparation for the big game this coming weekend, I thought it appropriate to show off my batting skills while my darling gentleman got a chance to try out his swing and see if he could hit some balls.
This place is tucked away in an industrial business park, so while the parking lot is tiny, there is more than enough street parking available. The hours of operation vary throughout the year, so it pays to check ahead. $ 3.75 buys 1 token which gets you 18 pitches. You can also opt for 10 tokens for $ 27-​something and some other crazy deals.
The loaner bats are neatly arranged by length and size and the helmets are in much better condition than I’ve seen in other places. The downside is that you’re indoors, but the upside is that it’s always good weather for batting practice indoors.
We just stopped in for a quick practice. For less than $ 20 I thought I did alright, the guy did exceptionally well, and I got my ass handed to me in a round of air hockey.
What did Loli learn from this experience? She should never ever underestimate her man.

My son is starting little league and so we’re getting him ready for the BIG LEAGUES! HAHA… Triple Play is the perfect spot for practicing his swing. This 9 year old can swing! With a 50mph pitch coming at him, he can hit it with no problem! I would be petrified with a baseball coming at me so quickly!
The facility itself was pretty dark when we first entered and after a while the guy at the front desk turned more lights on. There were about 5 video games and one big screen TV tucked in the back. It’s kind of unimpressive, but like I said, we weren’t there for anything else besides the batting cages. There were 5 cages (25mph, 40 mph, 50 mph, 60 mph, and a crazy ass 70 mph…) a pitching cage and a few other cages, but it was too dark to see what they were for.
The prices were pretty damn expensive…$ 3.75 a token that gives you 18 pitches each. We bought 10 at $ 37.50. There’s a special going on right now (see my tip) for $ 50. My son went through those pitches pretty darn quick… but what counts is he had FUN!

I had a fantastic review planned for this place. Well, mostly for Eugy’s batting cage abilities. I was armed with 4 funny ass videos too. Videos of Eugy feeling the breeeeeeeeze of the ball whiz by him as he stared blankly with confusion saying «Did the ball just fly right past me?» and swinging, making no contact with the ball, looking like he was using a weed whacker instead of a baseball bat.
But thanks to Eugy’s poor cameraman skills, he turned off the mic to my camera so there was no sound recorded with the videos. And let’s face it. Yeah, him swinging and missing and staring at the ball whiz on by is funny, but it’s much funnier when you hear me laughing HYSTERICALLY in the background. :)
As for this location, the batting cages are ok. This is definitely more for the kiddies. I like seeing how far my ball goes. At this place, it just hits the net. No alcohol is served here since this is catered more to children. There are a few arcade games, but nothing to go crazy over.