Putt'er There

I checked Putt'er There's website for their hours of operation, and it said the mini-golf course is open until 10:00 p.m. We got there at about 7:32 p.m. and were told that the course closes at 7:30 p.m. The attendant claimed that they've been trying to change the website for a while without success. How hard is it to change a website? Also, the last time we went there, they refused to honor the free game we had won because that happened under the previous ownership. And by the way, the "historic street car" is gone. My advice is: go somewhere else. Anywhere else. The guys who run this place are idiots, or jerks, or both.

This is now operated by Wheels of Fun. It is a small course and the holes were all kind of the same. There have been some recent improvements, so I assume they are working on updating it. Some of the pars didn't make sense, but it's just mini golf. The course also seemed a little beat up, with weird divets in the green. It seemed a little expensive for what it was, but it was clean and the staff was friendly. I might be a little old for mini golf with my friends, so kids would probably have a more fun time. They also sell snacks.

Super fun compact course with scenic views all around. It's a short walk from Como zoo, so make a day of it. Most of the holes are simple and enjoyable. 6$ for 18 holes is a little steep but otherwise, recommended!

One of very few mini-golf options around. Nice little outdoor course that's in decent shape and reminiscent of once-common outdoor putt-putt places. Not expensive and right by other fun stuff for kids. Very laid back and you can replay holes if you want, they don't mind.

$6 for 18 holes is a little steep, especially when you end up playing with the whole family. I wish 2 years-old and under was free, but she let me pay for only 9 holes instead. Also, old TSwift and Miley Cyrus music was tough to listen to for the whole hour. But we sill us a good time!