CasperTheGhost
This place is as amazing as the mini golf. When you want to wait for the mini golf and arcade crowds to die down, you should go here! It has cheap prices, and you break a sweat.

Castle Batting Cages: Affordable batting action with baseball and softball cages and arcade fun in Sherman Oaks.
Castle Batting Cages in Sherman Oaks provides baseball and high-arc softball cages at affordable prices, with options such as $6 for 30 pitches and the ability to bring your own gear. Customers praise friendly staff and a fun, welcoming atmosphere for all skill levels. The venue blends batting practice with arcade and VR gaming, though parking can be tight and masks are required for the arcade.

4989 Sepulveda Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91403, USA
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Multiple cages with adjustable pitch speeds for all skill levels, offering 30 pitches per session at affordable rates.
Two cages dedicated to high arc softball, perfect for practice or casual fun with friends and family.
Bats and helmets available for use, or bring your own gear to personalize your batting experience.
Virtual reality gaming options for added entertainment while waiting or as a separate activity.
Welcoming individuals, groups, and families for flexible practice times in a lively, accessible environment.
Overall rating
CasperTheGhost
This place is as amazing as the mini golf. When you want to wait for the mini golf and arcade crowds to die down, you should go here! It has cheap prices, and you break a sweat.
Christine Wang
Friendly staff, fair price, good place to hang out at day or night.
Melany
Had never been to any batting cages before, this place right here was so fun! $6, for 30 pitches, not bad at all. Fun and affordable and they have the baseball option with a few different speeds or they also offer 2 cages for high arc softball. Seems like you can bring your own gear too if you don't want to use theirs.
Daniel McAdams
Came here with absolutely no baseball skills and somehow left being able to hit a ball! Honestly, it’s a miracle. Fun for anyone, even if you’ve got zero interest in the sport. Fairly cheap too—plus, I got a decent sweat going, which was a surprise. But a warning: if you don’t wear gloves, your wrists will feel like you’ve been wrestling a bear for days. Oh, and parking? Good luck! It’s attached to some arcade and mini-golf place that was packed, so maybe plan on hiking in from a distance. Still, good fun if you’re into mild wrist pain!
ORLANDO A VASQUEZ HERNANDEZ (El Gallo Negro)
Took my nephews for an afternoon of batting practice followed by some awsome VR gaming. Did not do the mini golf although it looked fun. It looks like at one point had like a pizza parlor but not anymore due to covid. Mask are required for the arcade. Super fun