Rawlings Experience St. Louis - Westport — Local services in Maryland Heights

Me and my four sons went there yesterday, and had such a horrible experience I will never return again. We went to the batting cage and asked the procedure to use it. We were told that after the kid currently batting there was a guy after him. He said we could go pick out our bats and wait, we did. While waiting other kids and parents showed up. As we went to take our turn we were told we had to allow the people that just showed up to go first. It was such a racist experience I could not believe it. We left immediately when I realized what was going on. Rawlings you just taught my children something I could never teach them. WHAT IT IS TO BE BLACK IN AMERICA. Hey Ozzie did you know that’s how they treat black...

Cool store. Experience was lousy. They stopped kids from taking BP for some vloggers to get content, while talking to vloggers about how it's really all about the kids and the love of baseball. Your actions, in these times, speak louder than words. Could have easily filmed prior to opening, instead as we're trying to see things and experience the store, we're getting delayed, moved around, etc. As much as I love the products, the treatment was horrible. Film your promotional stuff at other times. Seems like a basic business idea. Seeing five kids, under the age of 12, getting kicked out of the batting cage for a bunch of 20-somethings was...

Was very disappointed by this today. With all the hype I saw leading up to this opening, we were very excited to come check it out. Finally stopped by today and it was not at all what we expected. I thought there was going to be more of a museum here but no, there were a few small displays scattered throughout but nothing we were very excited to see. And the cost of these gloves are outrageous! Yeah I can see a pro dropping $400 on a glove but come on! For us this was much more of a Rawlings Disappointment than an Experience. Don't waste your time and just go to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY...now THAT was...