Frequently Asked Questions
Where are the batting cages?
Our indoor facility is located at 156 Wildcat Wy in Bozeman, Montana. Just East of Four Corners, off of Huffine Ln.When are the batting cages open?
Our hours are listed on Apple and Google Maps, but we fill up fast!
Check our cage rental software to see what times are currently available.
Pass holders: Please use the pass holder booking schedule to see what's open for you.Who can use the batting cages?
Everyone’s welcome at The LAB 406! Whether you're a beginner, a seasoned player, a kid, an adult, or just looking for a fun outing with friends or family—our batting cages are open to all. No experience needed!
We also host social events, parties, and group outings. Reach out to learn more!What are batting cages?
Each of our four indoor batting cages is 60 feet long and includes a pitching machine, L-screen, and tee. Use them for fun with friends and family, parties, birthdays, training sessions, work events, and more!What pitching machines do you use?
At The LAB 406, we use Hack Attack Baseball and Softball Pitching Machines—high-performance machines that make your visit feel like the real deal. Whether you're here for fun with friends, a party, or a unique date idea, these machines deliver fast, exciting, and super satisfying pitches.
They can throw fastballs, curveballs, sliders, and more, and we offer both automatic and manual feeding options—so you can go hands-free or take turns feeding balls into the machine. With a smooth, realistic pitch delivery and speeds up to 100+ MPH (don’t worry, we can tone it down!), the Hack Attack machines make batting cage time way more fun and way less boring.How much do batting cages cost?
No matter when you book, you’ll never pay more than $35 for a cage at The LAB 406. Pricing varies by number of cages, time slot, and access pass.
Book Now!Are batting cages fun?
Definitely! Batting cages are an exciting way to stay active and have fun—kind of like going bowling or playing mini golf, but with a lot more swings!Are batting cages a good exercise?
Absolutely. Swinging in the cage is a great workout that builds explosive power, improves balance, and boosts stamina.Are batting cages bad for bats?
Pitching machines can shorten a bat’s lifespan, but high-quality bats are designed to handle the impact better. To protect your gear, The LAB 406 offers rental equipment so you don’t have to risk damaging your own bat.Are batting cages safe?
Batting cages have some risks, like any activity. To reduce them, always follow instructions, wear proper gear like a helmet, and stay aware of your surroundings.