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My Kid has been invited the last 2 years but we didn't let him go.  In terms of fun, it qualifies strongly.  You get to play in an MLB spring training stadium and it is an enjoyable event from what I've heard.

It isn't scouted, it has no credibility in terms of trying to get to the next level, and it is relatively easy to get an invite to.

Despite the fact that it isn't that expensive, we didn't think it was worth the travel costs even though we're certain our son would have had a blast doing it. Maybe if we lived in the area with the knowledge that it is just for fun, sure, but flying in and paying for hotels?  Not for us...

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3and2Fastball posted:

My Kid has been invited the last 2 years but we didn't let him go.  In terms of fun, it qualifies strongly.  You get to play in an MLB spring training stadium and it is an enjoyable event from what I've heard.

It isn't scouted, it has no credibility in terms of trying to get to the next level, and it is relatively easy to get an invite to.

Despite the fact that it isn't that expensive, we didn't think it was worth the travel costs despite the fact that we're certain our son would have had a blast doing it. Maybe if we lived in the area with the knowledge that it is just for fun, sure, but flying in and paying for hotels?  Not for us...

3and2 thanks! Had a relative from Nevada ask us due to their son being invited, he is a 2022. I saw they had a HS division so thought it would be appropriate to ask here.  

Went to the one in Mesa last year. Honestly, a tremendous experience with some very talented kids and good coaching. No pool of scouts to perform in front of, but one of the coaches was one of the top guys from USA Baseball. My son and I had a really good time, and he benefitted from the overall experience. If it's within your means, it's worthwhile (in my opinion).

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