Bases Loaded

Easy parking. Friendly staff. Clean facilities. Cheap prices. The only thing I was unsatisfied with was that it was difficult to set the target of the pitches, and the pitches are inconsistent. Idk how to fix that. We just adjusted where we stood.

This place is AWESOME!!! My daughter asked me if she could start playing softball and I found this place online. On their website it said we could text our questions if outside of business hours. Their response time was perfect. I told them I wanted to book 10 days (2x a week) during summer and their reply and prepay discount was well worth it! Even without their prepay discount, their prices are great. When we got there, their customer service was phenomenal! I knew NOTHING about softball or their machines and they were so passionate in helping us. They never got frustrated when I asked the same question more than once. They even offered tips on ball position and speed.If you're not practicing here... You need to!!! I'm planning on booking my daughter all year long!

My 7 year old son just finished their Winter baseball camp. It is 4 days and they offer it the week before Christmas and the week after. We signed up the week after which was the 26th-29th. The cost is $230.00. I made a mistake and had put the wrong days on my calendar as the 26th was a scheduled holiday, being the day after Christmas, so I actually did not take my son until the 27th, so he only went 3 days. I did not see much of the facility and have never been there before as it is not super close to where I live. It is inside a shopping center next to Lowes and looked super cool upon walking in. There is a little lounge type area with some snacks and also sitting around some of the batting areas that I was able to see. They asked for the kids to bring their gear including bats, helmet, money for snacks and they provided lunch including pizza and drinks. My son said they had sandwiches one day as well. As we arrived the 2nd day vs the 1st day, I am not sure if they did anything different, but when I arrived I introduced myself to Craig who was very friendly. They were very good about checking my child in and making sure to check them out, so I felt very safe with him there. Everyday I would ask my son what he did and if he liked it. The 1st day he seemed pretty pumped up, but complained that he he had to run 16 laps outside? He really couldn't stop talking about running these laps and said the next day he was told he was going to have to run more laps. He showed me the area that they had to run the laps. He said they were put into small groups and he had about 5 kids in his group. They played dodgeball, did some hitting and some fielding. The 2nd day I picked him up and he was sitting on the floor in the lobby and looked super sad. That is not really how I want to pick up my son from a camp HE CHOSE. I actually gave him the option between Tennis camp and a few other baseball camps and this is the camp he picked. He said he he had to do planks and couldn't do them and I think he felt pretty defeated. I didn't really know what to say other than ask if he tried his best and if he asked if he could sit out? The 3rd day, he was just happy it was over. He said he had a good time overall, but was happy he did not have to go back the next day! He said it was worth going and experiencing it, but that he just did not like the strenuous things like the long laps everyday, etc. I think he thought "camp" was just meant to be more fun. We have never done anything like this before and there were no expectations set up for us. That would really be part of my issue with the camp is I never got any status of how the day went, had no idea of what they were doing inside the camp, who my son was working with all day, or if what he was telling me was even true. He is 7. It was meant to be a learning experience for him and I am not a person that pushes their child into sports. Baseball is his choice. I am also a single mother in a world of baseball dads and coaches trying to teach a boy about baseball and it is disappointing to spend a lot of money and have him disappointed in an experience. So, maybe when he gets a bit older we can try a camp experience again or try it with a friend so he has a better time.

Thanks for the great time. My kids loved it. Great staff and very professional and well priced. I highly recommend Bases Loaded for a fun day or for practicing. Thanks again-

I haven't been to a batting cage in at least 15 yrs. I joined a work softball team and most of us haven't hit a ball in over a decade. I called and was able to get our team squeezed in to practice. I was quite impressed. The pitching machine worked perfectly the balls were at a perfect level. The employees were nice and explained how the machine worked. Would definitely come back.

Took my grandson there. Facility was clean & the staff was helpful & friendly. Will definitely use this as my goto in the Las Vegas area.

This was a good experience, brought me back to my old days when I got batting lessons in my youth. My friend and I were able to get some slow pitch practice in using the rented cage. Good times and I will be back.

This place is okay, wide nets and even certain tools to help you practice. My problem is hoe inconsistent the machines are. Sometimes it'll go 20 feet above you or end up too low. If they just fixed the machines, this would be the best place to go to in all of Vegas. If some of the pitches you cannot possibly hit, it's a scam of practice.

Great place to take some BP. Whether it be for fun with friends or competitive. Great that there is baseball,softball and slow pitch softball all on one machine.Place was clean and the staff was friendly and showed us how to operate machine the first time that we were there

Will not be binging my child back to this camp. of the 5 days of camp, he complained about being hit in the face 2x during drills. Mind you he's played baseball for a few years and has gotten hit just as many times during play.. seems odd that this would happen within a short time of being at this camp. Today, my son complained about a particular coach (college age) who threw the ball at his face during a drill. My son knows getting hurt is part of the sport but he genuinely felt like the throw to the face was intentional so I ask this facility to double check the attitudes of the young coaches. I got an apology from one of the supervisors . Not good enough-- we won't be coming back to this facility.