do you like baseball? would you bring your child or yourself to come to a batting cage, how well in your opinion would it do. selling food and having six cages at a dollar for 15 balls that would be about 2 minutes a round. do you think its a flop or possible potential for a successful business. i know you don’t know all the financial angles but your opinion does not hurt. thanks for reading and maybe one day your kid will be there
By: BB
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My thought is it is not a bad idea, as with most things it would be about location, location, location. I also think you could charge more than a dollar per round, but not too much more. The more you offer the more chance to succeed. Video games, food, other fun stuff for kids and even the non-baseball players. Think about softball too. Good luck.
JASON makes a good point but the one i go to is 50 cents for 8 balls. You make the most during basebal/softball season which is SPRING/Summer. Consider closing it for winter or offer someting that can be done during this time..As a softball coach, we take our team there for batting practice so you might focus on this aspect 35 dollars for one hour of non stop batting, on one cage.. I would put it by the local baseball diamonds, so you will be acessible for the teams there…If i lay it out anymore I will have to charge you
no i don’t. but i think it’s a good idea if the people around your business area loves baseball.
remember : build business that what people want , not what you want.
I own a batting cage and pitching machine retail store and it does pretty well year round. I also live about three miles away from a huge gaming facility and the batting cages are constantly busy. I like the idea…and it would be fun.