How much do batting cages cost?

We're still collecting prices from batting cage facilities' own websites. Check back soon, or search for cages near you and compare their rates directly.

What changes the price

• Indoor or outdoor. Indoor and climate-controlled facilities are open year-round; outdoor cages at parks and family fun centers are often seasonal and simpler. See indoor vs outdoor batting cages.
• Tech in the cage. Some facilities price a cage with HitTrax or other swing tracking separately from a plain tunnel.
• How you pay. Tokens suit a few rounds of swings; hourly rental suits a full session with your own pitcher; a membership pays off if you hit every week.
• Lessons. A lesson costs more than cage time because you're paying for the coach. See how to choose a hitting coach.
• Team rates. Many facilities rent cages to teams by the hour or sell packs of hours at a lower rate.

Where these numbers come from

Our crawler reads the rates and membership pages that batting cage facilities publish on their own websites. Each facility counts once for each kind of price, at the middle of the rates it lists. Packages, add-ons, guest fees and party prices are left out. Chain sporting-goods stores aren't included. Prices change, so check with a facility before you go.