Welcome to the new home of the College Baseball Hall of Fame, located inside the Museum at Prairiefire in Overland Park, Kansas!

Whether you're a lifelong college baseball fan or discovering the sport for the first time, there's something for everyone to enjoy as we celebrate the past, present, and future of college baseball.

Projected to open the next phase of the College Baseball Hall of Fame in 2027, we're excited to welcome you as the journey unfolds.

Open Now!

Step into the Home Run Dugout Batting Bay Experience and see how your swing stacks up! Can you hit one out of Kauffman Stadium like the pros? Two Home Run Dugout Batting Bays are now open to the public in the Hall of Fame’s first interactive experience!

The Home Run Dugout activation within the College Baseball Hall of Fame is open to the public, operating Monday – Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from Noon to 5 p.m.

Your $5 admission fee to the Museum at Prairiefire allows you access to the current exhibit at the College Baseball Hall of Fame and $10 gets you 20 swings at the Home Run Dugout Batting Bays, located inside of the Hall of Fame. 

The Home Run Dugout is available for birthday parties, corporate events and more! Contact us at collegebaseballhall@gmail.com to request pricing and details.

Museum at Prairiefire Single Admission Pricing:

  • Adult $5

  • Child $5 (Ages 3 through 12 years)

  • Senior $5

  • Veterans & Active Military Members - Free

What is Home Run Dugout?

“The College Baseball Hall of Fame Museum, was built on a simple idea – that the game of college baseball deserves a permanent home where its history, its players, and its values can be celebrated for generations to come. Bringing Home Run Dugout to Kansas City is more than opening a new attraction, it's the first chance for our community to step inside the experience we've been building toward for years. There's tremendous pride in being able to bring this to Kansas City, a region with such deep roots in the game, and to share it with the players, coaches, and fans who have shaped college baseball's legacy.”

-- Tom Jacobs, CEO and Executive Director of the College Baseball Foundation and College Baseball Hall of Fame