68's Inside Sports-Warehouse

Both of my sons (14 & 10) take pitching lessons from Jeff Andra & he is excellent. Their other instructors, like hitting, are very good as well. During their peak times, the facility can get crowded, but after you go a few times, you learn how to avoid the crowd. 9 times out of 10 when we go, crowding is not a problem. Even though we've got 2 batting cages within a mile of our house, we drive the 5 miles to 68's before games to get warmed up in their cages because we never hit a crowd on game days and the quality of the pitching machines & batting cages is very high. Pros: Quality facility, reasonable prices, excellent instructors Cons: Can be crowded at peak times more

My two kids have been members at 68's Baseball/Softball facility for several years and we love it. The staff is very friendly and ready to help with any questions. In addition the batting cages are easy to use and throw both baseballs and softballs which is great for my family. Pros: Friendly and Knowledgeable Staff, Clean, Good Batting Cages more

Worst facility in the metro. Every time I come in it is crowded with teams. Every tunnel, batting cage, infield and pitchers mound is used. Not just used for an hour, but until the place closes. The teams use the facilities and keep cycling through the cages. Thusly no one can use them. If you do feel like waiting an hour or two to get a turn, you get one token and then the teams go complain and you get asked to rotate with the other 50 kids waiting for 1 cage. The staff makes the individual member feel like a second class citizen. There is no refund of money available. I made the mistake of getting a years membership up front and have regretted it ever since. If you are serious about baseball go to Mac and Seitz. This place is more serious about money than baseball. Pros: None. Cons: no room for individual members, bad customer service more