Magic Carpet Golf is a popular miniature golf course located in Reno, Nevada. The course is known for its unique and vibrant design, featuring colorful obstacles and decorative elements throughout. One exciting aspect of Magic Carpet Golf is the opportunity to capture memorable photos while playing. The course offers picturesque backdrops and interesting props that make for captivating images. Visitors can capture shots of themselves and their friends navigating through the various holes, showcasing their skill and having fun along the way. The vibrant colors of the course create a lively and playful atmosphere, adding an extra touch to the photos.

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Kids young and old can tee off at this cute and fun miniature golf course. Putt your way through a giant spider web with a huge black spider dangling from it, ease yourself through a colorful school of fish or challenge your friends to a competitive game. This is a great place for group outings for schools, churches, seniors, camps or just a bunch of friends. Whether it is mom, dad and the kids, a birthday party for 15 or a party of several hundred, everyone is bound to have a great time.

Kids young and old can tee off at this cute and fun miniature golf course. Putt your way through a giant spider web with a huge black spider dangling from it, ease yourself through a colorful school of fish or challenge your friends to a competitive game. This is a great place for group outings for schools, churches, seniors, camps or just a bunch of friends. Whether it is mom, dad and the kids, a birthday party for 15 or a party of several hundred, everyone is bound to have a great time.

The vibrant colors of the course create a lively and playful atmosphere, adding an extra touch to the photos. Some of the most popular photo spots at Magic Carpet Golf include the iconic and larger-than-life statues of animals and characters. From dinosaurs to pirates, these statues make for great photo opportunities and add an element of whimsy to the experience.

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1945 - Broadway Miniature Golf, 2401 E. Broadway. 18 holes 35 cents, servicemen 25 cents. Open 1 pm to midnight

5/1947 - Catalina Miniature Golf Course 3636 E Speedway, with archery range, for sale. Sold 8/1947. I think it was in business for about a year. Sellers were Joe Walters and Lorena Wood, buyers, Stanley and Prentice Robinson.

2/49 - Coming soon - World's largest all grass miniature golf course, snack bar, fountains, car service, ping pong, arcade. Golf Center, Grant road near Tucson Blvd. 4 blocks east of Catalina Theater. 7/49 - Grand re-opening (not sure why they closed in between)

11/53 - Green Acres golf (hadn't seen before) 6118 E Speedway. Oracle Acres 3538 N. Oracle (not seen before) This was an ad.

5/77 - Golf-n-Things under construction (This I think must have been the first name for Golf-n-Stuff!)

These were only from the Tucson Citizen 1945 - 1977 the years I have access to. The AZ Daily probably has more.

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I don't have any pictures, but I know all the names.

Golf & Stuff was Golf & Things (Radical name-change)

Putt-Putt was at 22 and Columbus, as you suspected

Goony Golf was on Alvernon

Golfland was across from Magic Carpet

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4. If memory serves, it was "green acres". many a happy afternoon spent there yesteryear. Do you know date of demise? I also have a vague memory of a movie theatre thereabouts, also gone.

5. I have several pix of 'magic carpet'. Just need to figure out how to post to the VT site.

On Sep 27, 2015, at 12:12 AM, iamu2k@. [vanishingtucson] wrote:

hey! long time reader first time poster.

ok so i was talking to a friend who was a transplant to tucson in the 80's and we were talking about golf n stuff. and i could have sworn that it was actually called something else before it was golf n stuff.

so i also started talking about all the other mini golf places around town but i can't for the life of me remember their names.

SO, here's the challenge.

1. what (if any) was golf n stuffs previous name?

2. there was a mini golf at 22nd and columbus (you can still see the concrete playfields between the car wash and the ministries building across from golden corral) i believe the name may have been putt-putt golf? do you remember the name?

3. there was a mini golf course on alvernon on the plot where alvernon donuts is now. there are still 1 or 2 small buildings there from when it was mini golf. it's west across alvernon from the QT (the old drive in area) do you remember the name?

google map: https://www.google.com/maps/@32.2041198,-110.9094403,138m/data=!3m1!1e3

5. and of course the big question. anybody have any pictures of any of these places when they were open?

*phew* sorry if this has all been asked before. good luck and thanks :)

Mini Game Big Fun

A little competition never hurt anyone. Miniature golf is a fun, year-round activity that everyone can enjoy. This family fun game can help sharpen your hand-eye coordination skills, patience and concentration. Each hole presents a different obstacle to challenge players and keep them on their toes. Reno Tahoe is home to some great courses with one-of-a-kind structures and distinct designs.

Reno and Sparks

Magic Carpet Golf Reno
With two 19-hole courses and one 28-hole course, Magic Carpet Golf in Reno is proud to be Nevada’s largest mini-golf course. Play a round or two and admire all of their unique hand-built structures.

Need 2 Speed
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Grand Adventure Land
Located at the Grand Sierra Resort, this peaceful park-like setting is complete with three ponds, two waterfalls and two streams. Play day or night on this 18-hole course.

Wild Island
Wild Island has three mini-golf courses to choose from. Their outdoor course features a fairy tale castle, Egyptian pyramids and a haunted house. Pick between 18 or 36-holes; these courses are bound to make you feel as though you’ve traveled to another island.

If you’re up for some fun in the dark, play a round of black light mini golf at Pirate’s Cove while searching for Davey Jones’ treasure. Don’t walk the plank during this 9-hole course!

Fun Center at Boomtown
The adventure never ends at Boomtown’s Fun Center. With over 30,000 square feet of fun, children of all ages can enjoy over 200 video games, the Ferris wheel, carousel, Rodeo Rider, and indoor Minigolf.

North Lake Tahoe

Magic Carpet Golf Carnelian Bay
At their third location, Magic Carpet Golf continues to amaze players with their colorful structures and challenging courses. Open daily during the summer, spring and fall weekends when weather permits.

Kings Beach Miniature Golf
This family-owned mini golf course has been a local favorite since 1957. Kings Beach Miniature Golf keeps it simple with their two 19-hole courses, and some courses even display original structures! This course is open for the summer starting Memorial Weekend weather permitting.

Visit our Family Fun page for more activities everyone can enjoy!

The course also features water features, such as ponds and small fountains, which provide a tranquil ambiance and make for beautiful photo backdrops. These water features can create reflections and add an extra dimension to the images. Magic Carpet Golf is also known for its unique and imaginative hole designs. Each hole has its own theme and setting, offering visitors a wide range of photo opportunities. From tropical jungles to enchanted castles, there is plenty of variety to capture in photos. In addition to the course itself, Magic Carpet Golf also has a charming and colorful building that acts as the entrance and clubhouse. This building, with its vibrant paint and whimsical design, is another great spot for taking photos. Whether you are a seasoned photographer or just looking to capture some fun memories, Magic Carpet Golf offers a plethora of photo opportunities. The colorful and imaginative design of the course, combined with its unique features and props, make it a perfect location for capturing memorable images. So grab your camera and get ready to create some magical photos at Magic Carpet Golf!.

Reviews for "The Art of Mini Golf: Capturing the Magic of Magic Carpet Golf in Photos"

1. Sarah - 1 star - I was so disappointed with Magic Carpet Golf Photos. The photos were low-quality and poorly printed. They had no depth or vibrancy, and it felt like they were printed from a cheap home printer. The prices were also outrageous for such low-quality prints. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone looking for professional or even decent-looking photos.

2. Mark - 2 stars - I had high hopes for Magic Carpet Golf Photos, but unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The staff was rude and unhelpful, making the entire experience unpleasant. The selection of photos was also very limited, and the ones they did have were outdated and uninteresting. The prices were also quite steep for what they were offering. Overall, I found the whole experience underwhelming and would not waste my time or money there again.

3. Emily - 1 star - Magic Carpet Golf Photos was a total letdown. The quality of the prints was extremely poor, with pixelated and washed-out images. The colors were dull and lackluster, not at all what I was expecting. The customer service was also lacking, with the staff showing little interest in assisting customers. I would not recommend this place to anyone looking for high-quality photos. Save your money and go elsewhere for better results.

4. John - 2 stars - I had a really disappointing experience with Magic Carpet Golf Photos. The photo selection was extremely limited, and the ones they did have were not unique or interesting. The printing quality was subpar, with the colors looking faded and the resolution being quite low. The prices were also higher than what I would expect for such mediocre prints. I would advise anyone looking for memorable and high-quality photos to look elsewhere. Magic Carpet Golf Photos fell short in every aspect for me.

5. Jennifer - 2 stars - I was not impressed with Magic Carpet Golf Photos. The staff seemed disinterested in helping customers and showed very little knowledge or expertise in photography. The photo selection was also lacking, and the ones they did have were not visually appealing or creatively shot. The prints themselves were of average quality, nothing special or memorable. Overall, it was a forgettable experience, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for unique or professional photos.

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