Blacklight Mini Golf

It is a fun place with the family. The decor and lighting make it different from other mini golf places. It is is long enough to keep kids engage but also has some challenging holes so even adults will enjoy.

We had such a fun time here. The only thing I would change is that on some of the courses the transition to go to the other course is in direct line of the hole and a ball will roll off.(I was playing with kids) haha but otherwise its a space theme and so fun! Also its cheaper if you purchase tickets online.

It’s fun to spend time here, but I really don’t understand the need to wait. Every time you enter, there are like three groups behind you and two in front of you, which just doesn’t make sense. I thought the wait would be for better control of the crowd in such a small space. The last time I was there, I was honestly traumatized (drama queen moment) and couldn’t finish the experience, so we left. The reason? There was a large family with kids around 3 or 4 years old running around, taking everyone else’s balls, and the parents did absolutely nothing about it—neither did the staff. I get that it’s a family-friendly place, but there should be more moderation. Parents should be more attentive, and the place could use better organization.

Fun mini golf experience! The course was whimsical and neat. Overall, not too difficult, but still a good experience. It's a little small and can get a little crowded, but the lines went quickly because the holes aren't too difficult. Great place overall and definitely recommend checking it out!

The golf course delivers on what is advertised as far as 18 holes of mini golf with uv neon glow and thematic carpentry. I was disappointed by other factors, such as the extra steps to check out online, asking questions and being told one thing, then to have the opposite said after a purchase is made. We had a 5th player willing to watch since they have signs posted saying a max of 4. We asked about this and heard that would be fine, after buying four tickets online, then we are asked to scan our codes and there is this expectation for a fifth code. So now it seems like one of our party needs to go away and sit in a corner while we play. As they walk away dejected. We clarify about the five-person limit, and they say oh well. That's just a suggestion even though once again there is a posted sign. So our party member comes back. Even disregarding all this, the amount of fun for the price was even keel and not spectacular. We also waited for 15ish minutes after we paid for new balls to be returned so we could begin playing. Generally, I wish the staff at the front desk had been more helpful and concerned about our experience.