D-BAT Frisco is a 21,842 sq ft indoor, climate-controlled baseball and softball facility with 16 batting cages that throw real baseballs and softballs, serving players ages 6 to 18. It runs more than 50 camps, clinics, and classes a year, with spring break and summer day camps for players when school is out plus evening and hourly specialty clinics; campers at full-day camps bring a sack lunch, water, and their own equipment. The facility also offers private lessons, cage rentals, and a pro shop.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact D-BAT directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★DaviThis is a great place, you can choose how you want to play and it's good quality.
★★★★★Martin McNultyHad a great time. Great place to go to with friends. Unfortunately they dont accept cash, but The workers were very friendly and helped us when there where any problems. Had fun hangout as my last day in TX. I recommend this place 5 stars
★★CarolinaFacilities and equipment are good, and some coaches are solid — but the way they handle business is terrible. I enrolled my daughter in a 4-session hitting clinic and a 4-session catching clinic for Spring 2025. The flyer and website did not specify these were baseball-only clinics. When we arrived, it was clearly baseball. The coach couldn’t even get softballs (“locked in a room”), couldn’t teach softball fundamentals, and repeatedly called my daughter the wrong name despite corrections. She ended up almost in tears and asked to leave. The front desk admitted the flyer wasn’t clear and told me both clinics would be canceled. I expected a refund or at least credit ($390). I received nothing and never heard back. Good facility. Unacceptable communication and customer service.
★CPFirst 2 sessions were great. Unfortunately at the 3rd session the coach made fun of my son’s favorite shirt. This made the other kids make fun of him the entire day. He came home in tears never wanting to go back. I understand wanting to jest, but the coach needs to understand this is a 6 year old boy he doesn’t know very well.
★★★★Nicole WoodsCool place. We visited with my daughter's softball team last evening. It was quite crowded. For the batting cages using the machines, you basically just get in where you fit in. There are 3 of those cages and they were quite busy so we had to wait a while before our turn. It can get a little pricey depending on how long you stay there but it's cool.