We went to "kill some time" before a flight. It is a nice place--very fun to hear the stories... read more
Fair warning: I am not an affecienado of baseball so some of the name dropping was wasted on me... read more
Updating Map... About Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory
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We went to "kill some time" before a flight. It is a nice place--very fun to hear the stories! Doesn't take long to get through the facility at all. I think it is a bit over priced though for the tour.
Fair warning: I am not an affecienado of baseball so some of the name dropping was wasted on me but the guide was entertaining and informative and the manufacturing area (what I was mostly interested in) was very interesting. The younger children were excited to...More
It's beautiful at night, when neon colors make the bridge pop. It's a nice walk to Indiana and the shops on the other side.
A fun tour if you like or love baseball. If you don't, then you might get bored. Fun to see how bats are made and about the different models. You even get to touch a bunch of them! My wife was less enthusiastic but she...More
Took the tour on a last-minute whim and was so glad we did. Amazing that amongst the high-tech, mega-fast modern machinery, factory workers stop to show the tour group the original way of turning and burning a bat. Was a fascinating insight into the process...More
Gordie was a good tour guide. Tour through factory took 30 minutes or less. Expect noise and the smell of wood. Reminded me of the wood shop class I took in middle school. No pictures during the tour but can take plenty of pictures in...More
The factory tour was interesting, although the size of the group was a little too large for me. You learn a lot about bat making and individual players preferences. Amazing this is right downtown. Also amazing that some of the operations are still done by...More
Traveled down to Louisville for a soccer tournament and made a pit stop at the Slugger Museum. Very interesting and we all were glad we went!
We enjoyed the tour. Great family experience. Neat to see the bat making in process. You get a small souvenir bat at the end of the tour.
And I’m not even a baseball fan but this was so fun and informative! I’m kind of a geek so even taking the love of the game out of the equation, this was a highlight of our trip!
