Ready to hit a home run? Take your family to The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach, where you can get a taste of professional ballplayer life! Located just a few minutes away from the beautiful coastline of South Carolina, The Ripken Experience features nine replica fields of historic Major League ballparks, each offering a unique field experience like no other. From the batting cages to the bullpens and training facilities, you and your family will feel like real Major League players as soon as you walk through the gates.
For an unforgettable baseball experience, head to The Ripken Experience Myrtle Beach! This state-of-the-art complex is just a stone's throw away from South Carolina's beautiful beaches, and features nine replica fields of historic Major League ballparks. Every field has its own unique field dimensions and playing experiences so no two games are the same. Plus, with multiple batting cages, bullpens, and training facilities, you'll be feeling like a Big Leaguer in no time!
Programs
The classes, camps and experiences this business offers.
WEEK-LONG EXPERIENCES
The highlight of your summer. Join us for a fun-filled week of baseball and vacation which will have the family talking all year long.
3 & 4-GAME TOURNAMENTS
An action-packed tournament focused on treating our ballplayers like Big Leaguers. Walk-up music, player announcements, and our replica fields will have you feeling like you’re playing in the Majors.
SPRING TRAINING
Kick off your season at the warm-weather destination of Myrtle Beach. With flexible schedules, dates, and guaranteed games, The Ripken Experience® is the perfect warm-up to your Championship run.
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