About The Lions Cage
Baseball, reworked for how people actually want to play.
What The Lions Cage Is
The Lions Cage is a modern baseball experience that combines real swings with custom software and gameplay. We bring a compact batting setup to events and venues and turn each swing into something visual, interactive, and fun.
It's not a training facility, and it's not a traditional batting cage.
It's built for people who want to play, compete, or just take a few swings and see what happens.
How It Works
Players hit real balls into a cage while our system tracks each swing and displays the result inside a digital ballpark. The experience feels closer to a game than a lesson.
Because the setup is compact and flexible, we can operate in places that don't normally host batting cages — breweries, warehouses, private events, corporate spaces, and festivals — without heavy buildouts or long setup times.
Who It's For
Most baseball technology is designed for skilled players.
The Lions Cage isn't.
It's for kids, adults, first-timers, casual fans, competitive hitters, and people who just want to try something different. If you can swing a bat, you can step in and have a good experience.
We care less about perfect mechanics and more about making the game feel approachable and rewarding.
Beyond Events
Mobile events were the fastest way for us to get this idea into the real world, but they aren't the end goal.
The Lions Cage is growing into a broader platform that includes:
- •Custom digital environments
- •Team-based play and competition
- •Permanent locations
- •City-specific identities
Everything we build is designed to work together, whether it's used at an event, inside a venue, or as part of something larger.
Built in Nashville
The Lions Cage was built in Nashville, a city with deep baseball roots and a strong creative culture. That mix shows up in how the experience looks, sounds, and feels.
As we expand, we plan to keep that same approach while adapting to the character of each new city.
Where We're Headed
We're continuing to run events, improve the technology, and build what comes next.
If you've already stepped into the cage, you know what it's about.
If you haven't, we'll bring it to you.