Monster Golf

My daughter got invited to a birthday party at Monster Golf. I thought it was kind of a neat idea, miniature golf indoors with glo in the dark balls. Those of us with kids with winter birthdays know how hard it is to find somewhere to have their parties since we can't do anything outdoors. When we got there, all the kids were given glo in the dark necklaces, drinks and popcorn. We then went to play golf and returned to the party room for cake. It was okay, but one think I really didn't like about the place was how packed it was. The party room had about 7 or 8 parties going on at the same time with long tables lined up (one for each party). The tables were so close together, mixing the parties up, and the noise was crazy. The place is open to the public, too, but it must be really annoying to come and have 50 or so kids running around you after paying to golf. It was okay, but if you don't like crowds, I wouldn't recommend it! more

I'll begin by saying that my children HATE Monster Golf! They are in the minority. I've been there several times for birthday parties and field trips (before my kids refused to go) and everyone (but my children) had a wonderful time! The staff is top notch, very helpful and caring with scared children. Some of the things in there are a bit too scary in my opinion for children under ten, but I seem to be the only one I know who feels that way. If your kids enjoy spooky stuff, miniature golf, and video games this is a great place to go on a rainy day or for a birthday party. more