I don't know much about baseball. Now I know more about baseball bats tho, so that's pretty neat. Tours were filled and fun. Videos kept most entertained. Parking is kinda tough but the tours are every ten minutes or so. And everyone leaves with a free bat! A small bat that your not sure what to do with other than give it to a niece or nephew, but then you gotta worry about them hitting someone. So maybe be careful with the little bat toy.

Super fun tour for people of all ages to go on. We walked through the factory while it was actually working. On the tour you'll learn about their history, process of making the bats, and lots of other cool facts. You get to see the workers branding the bats, putting the glaze on them, and even watch a bit of a bat being made by hand. Also, you get a free mini bat at the end of the tour! Make sure to check out the cool museum part of the building before or after the tour!

This is a terrific museum for all ages. There is a tour of the factory; then you can browse the museum on your own. There's a lot of hands on activities that are fun for kids and adults. As a woman of "a certain age" (translation "old") I was surprised at how much fun I had. This museum hit a home run for me.

This place is most appropriate for baseball fans. As someone who knows little about baseball, I didn't really give a hoot who swung what bat. It's cool to see the factory and the history. And as mentioned in previous comments, you get a free mini bat so that's cool. Worth seeing but I wouldn't make a special trip unless you love baseball. Totally kid friendly.

Awesome for any diehard baseball fan. Great exhibits with a lot of detail with being over the top. I grew up using their bats just like my favorite Brave players. Now as an adult I can appreciate the attention to detail and craftsmanship that goes into each bat. Great burger restaurant next door too to eat after soak up the history.