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Batting cages ready to swing into action

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Contributed by: City of Commerce City on 3/28/2008

COMMERCE CITY - Get your swing in mid-season form before your softball or baseball season even starts.

The new batting cages at Pioneer Park, 60th Avenue and Holly Street, open for the season Saturday, April 12. The batting cages have seven stations that can deliver that blazing fastball (at various speeds) for baseball, or that high-arc slow pitch for softball. Just one buck will bring 15 pitches, or $15 rents one station for a half hour.

Weather permitting, the batting cages are open 4-8 p.m. Monday through Friday, and noon to 5 p.m. during the weekend from opening day through May 30.

The houes will change starting June 1.

The batting cages are available for individuals, teams, tournaments and even birthday parties.

For more information on the batting cages, call (303) 289-3763 or (303) 289-3789.

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