Rawlings is a leading marketer and manufacturer of baseball, softball and basketball equipment and other sporting goods in the United States. Rawlings is the Official Baseball and Helmet of Major League Baseball and official ball of the NCAA baseball championships. Rawlings is also the official basketball for the NAIA, NJCAA, AAU and many other organizations as well as official football of the NAIA. Rawlings is the official basketball, football, baseball, softball, volleyball and soccer ball of the National High School Federation. Rawlings is a subsidiary of Jarden Corporation, a premier, branded consumer products company with a portfolio of leading brands. Rawlings, Worth, Shakespeare, Pflueger, Brass Eagle, Stearns, Volkl, Ride, Marmot, Ex Officio, Marker, Planet Earth, Adio, Hawk skateboard shoes, Tubbs, Atlas, JT, Worr Games and Dana Designs, are trademarks or registered trademarks of Jarden Corporation or its subsidiaries in the United States or other countries.
Website: rawlings.com
Phone: (314) 819-2900
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- Fri 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
462 W Port Plz Saint Louis, MO 63146 ·598.01 mi
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- Family friendly
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Its a giant store with a batting cage. Admission is free. You can use almost every bat they make in the batting cage. One of the cages has a screen so you can see where the ball would have gone. Both of my boys LOVE baseball so we spent a little over an hour there since they wanted to keep going through the batting cages with a different bat. It has several fun places to take photos.
MoreBesides being able to custom make your own baseball/softball bats and mitts, the assortment of baseball paraphernalia was outstanding. Walking around, seeing players' gold gloves, trophies, etc. was amazing. But the batting simulation was one of my happiest experiences. Guests get to pretend they're batting at Busch Stadium, a dream. Best part of the experience- it's free!!
MoreDespite the title, I think that you would enjoy this museum/store even if you aren't into baseball. They have a couple hundred gloves and over 1000 bats on display, which you can pick up and get the feel for, and/or buy. They have lots of other merchandise for sale. They have a whole exhibit on the Golden Glove Award. They have a batting cage on the second floor. You can get 10 minutes at bat, no charge.
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