Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory, Louisville

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Delve into the world of America’s favorite pastime at the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory. Home to the famous Louisville Slugger bat, the museum features a combination of hands-on, interactive exhibits dedicated to the history and legacy of American baseball. Practice your swing in the batting cages with one of your favorite bats, or join a factory tour to witness the fabrication of the Louisville Slugger. Don’t miss a picture with the 36.5 m (120 ft) tall bat, said to be the largest in the world, that adorns the museum’s front entrance. Pick up a replica of your favorite baseball player’s bat at the museum gift shop. For travelers who use our international travel planner, Louisville holidays become easier to arrange, with trips to the Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory and other attractions mapped out and timetabled.

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Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory reviews

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By M8803QX

Unfortunately, the museum is under renovation, so it was really only a factory tour and gift shop. Still, the tour itself is a great experience for any baseball fan. I'd suggest that until the...

Unfortunately, the museum is under renovation, so it was really only a factory tour and gift shop. Still, the tour itself is a great experience for any baseball fan. I'd suggest that until the... more »
By atlast5

I am not a big baseball fan, in fact not at all, but the Louisville Slugger bat is so iconic, that I thought this would be interesting. It was. We got to be taken into the factory part where they...

I am not a big baseball fan, in fact not at all, but the Louisville Slugger bat is so iconic, that I thought this would be interesting. It was. We got to be taken into the factory part where they... more »
By 732stacib

Great place to visit while in town. We toured this and if you love baseball, worth it. Great for kids also. No lines and was easy to get to

Great place to visit while in town. We toured this and if you love baseball, worth it. Great for kids also. No lines and was easy to get to more »

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By Zach Garia

Totally awesome tour and definitely worth it. All of my kids enjoyed it. The free mini bat is a nice touch either. Keeping four boys from poking each other with them is a different story. After the tour you get to see the museum which has some nice extra items in it. We came on a holiday on the fourth of July weekend and only had to wait 10 minutes for a tour to start.

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By David Nershi

A fascinating place for baseball fans as well as those with just a passing knowledge of the game. Watch bats being created out of blocks of wood. When we were there, they were making bats for opening day. You can also get a personalized bat. There are displays highlighting baseball greats and other unique facets of the sport. A great attraction and an easy walk from downtown.

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By Kristi U

We really enjoyed this place! Great tour and I learned so much! I'm not a baseball fan, yet the rich history of the game, the process of making the bats, and learning about the players was incredibly interesting. I definitely recommend visiting, you will not be disappointed. We also got customized bats made. Very reasonably priced and it was only about a 15-20 minute wait.

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By Francisco Cappai

If you you baseball and its history, this is a place you must visit! The visit includes a tour inside the factory where you can see how bats are made. The exhibitions are simply amazing! You can hold a bat that belonged to Babe Ruth in 1933, you can see bats from Joe Di Magio, Roberto Clemente, Jackie Robinson, Roger Maris, Tyler Cobb, and some other legends. You can buy nice souvenirs at the gift store and even get a customized bat. I highly recommend this museum.

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By Jen&Odie Fogleson

We needed a stop on our road-trip from MN to Panama City Beach to break it up and stretch our legs and let me tell you this didn’t Disappoint!! Our teenage kids Loved stopping here and doing the tour! They were all very happy that we decided to do it! As parents that was a success! Best part is, Each person got a Mini Bat as keepsake with Tour Ticket Cost! No need to spend anymore in gift shop! 2-4-1 ⚾️

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