Magic Mini Golf St. Louis is a popular indoor entertainment facility located in St. Louis, Missouri. The facility offers a unique experience of mini-golf combined with magic. It caters to people of all ages and provides a fun-filled environment for families and friends to enjoy. Magic Mini Golf St.
Magic Mini Golf St. Louis is designed with elaborate miniature golf courses that are intricately themed to create a magical ambiance. Each hole is decorated with enchanting features, vibrant colors, and interactive elements.
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Swing-A-Round Fun Town in Fenton is home to three 9-hole mini-golf courses. Photo courtesy Swing-A-Round Fun Town in Fenton.
Growing up in the '80s, there were few things I loved more than a round of mini-golf. Was I any good? No. Did I make even a weak attempt to abide by the rules? Oh heck no. The only thing I loved more than spending an evening wandering around a miniature golf course was spending an evening cheating on a miniature golf course (sorry, Mom and Dad). As another school year draws to a close, I propose it's time to introduce our children to the simple joy of taking 17 strokes to get a small, neon green ball up a gentle slope and through the spinning blades of a windmill. You'll find plenty of putt-putt options to keep your little "ace" entertained this summer in St. Louis.
Swing-A-Round Fun Town
If you're looking for an iconic miniature golf course experience, "putt" Swing-A-Round Fun Town at the top of your list. The Fenton location is home to three 9-hole courses and features an Arabian castle, a lighthouse, a water-churning sawmill, waterfalls and more. Those who visit the course at sunset can play under illuminated fountains and colored lights. Swing-A-Round Fun Town in Fenton also offers go karts, bumper boats, bumper cars and more. Swing-A-Round Fun Town in St. Charles has two 9-hole courses, fountains and a waterfall. The St. Charles location also has batting cages and an arcade. Swing-A-Round Fun Town is located at 335 Skinker, Fenton, MO; and 3541 Veterans Memorial, St. Charles, MO.
Mini Golf at Union Station
For an evening of family fun in downtown St. Louis, play a round of miniature golf at Union Station. The 18-hole course, which is located under the train shed, features a variety of interactive holes. While you're there, take a spin on the St. Louis Wheel and grab a Freak Shake from the Soda Fountain.
Puttshack
For a sophisticated take on a classic game, take on the tee at Puttshack, located inside City Foundry STL in downtown St. Louis. This unique, two-story attraction features four different courses, all illuminated, as well as Trackaball technology, which takes the hassle out of keeping score. After playing a round, be sure to grab a bite to eat at City Foundry's Food Hall, which is sure to be a hole in one.
"Golf the Galleries" at The Sheldon
For art lovers, The Sheldon's annual, playable art installation, "Golf the Galleries," is sure to be a hole in one. This unique art exhibit/mini-golf course mashup returns to The Sheldon Art Galleries June 9 with nine artist-designed holes featuring a variety of whimsical themes, including chess, music, dogs, Willy Wonka, a trip to the moon and more. No advanced reservations will be offered this season. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for children 12 and under. The exhibit is scheduled to run through Aug. 6. The Sheldon is located at 3648 Washington Blvd., St. Louis, MO.
Magic Mini Golf
Families can putt putt in the heart of the Delmart Loop at Magic Mini Golf. In addition to an 18-hole indoor course, Magic Mini Golf is also home to a ferris wheel, pinball machines and shuffleboard courts. Food is also available for purchase. Magic Mini Golf is located at 6160 Delmar, St. Louis, MO.
RYZE Adventure Park
RYZE Adventure Park features an 18-hole miniature golf course. Putters can compete on the sand-filled course, which is situated beneath the park's four-story obstacle course. Give your game a glow up with a game of glow-in-the-dark mini golf after sunset. Online reservations are available but not required. RYZE Adventure Park is located at 12420 Grace Church Rd., Maryland Heights, MO.
Pirate's Crusade Mini Golf
For a miniature golf adventure head to Pirate's Crusade, an 18-hole course featuring waterfalls, caves and more. Pirate's Crusade Mini Golf is located at 11801 Tesson Ferry Rd., St. Louis, MO. Note that the course is open seasonally.
Aloha Mini Golf and Hawaiian Shave Ice
Aloha Mini Golf and Hawaiian Shave Ice brings a little Big Island atmosphere to the game of miniature golf with 18-holes of fun, along with tiki torches, music, waterfalls and landscaping. After a day of tropical tee time, cool off with a shaved ice treat. Aloha Mini Golf is located at 13502 Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, MO.
Centerfield Park
Enjoy a round of miniature golf in a park-like setting at Centerfield Park, which is also home to go karts, batting cages and more (follow Centerfield Park on Facebook to find out which attractions are currently open). Centerfield Park is located at 5620 Old Collinsville Rd., Fairview Heights, IL.
Cave Spring Golf Center
Try your luck at the 18-hole, family-friendly miniature golf course at Cave Spring Golf Center. Cave Spring Golf Center is located at 3650 W. Clay St., St. Charles, MO.
Putt-putt beyond STL
If you're planning to "swing through" Missouri this summer, here are a few other courses to check out:
"Art Course" at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
The annual "Art Course" at The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City includes nine playable installations inspired by art. The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art is located at 4525 Oak St., Kansas City, MO.
Shoot for the Stars at the Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center
While Branson is basically the mini-golf mecca of Missouri, we're partial to Shoot for the Stars, a mini-golf course inspired by Hollywood. Other onsite attractions include a wax museum and 5D adventure. The Hollywood Wax Museum Entertainment Center is located at 3030 West 76 Country Blvd., Branson, MO.
Pirate's Cove Adventure Golf
Little bucaneers will enjoy setting sail at Pirate's Cove, which has locations in Branson and Osage Beach. Kids are sure to treasure this pirate-inspired adventure course, which includes ships, bridges, caves and waterfalls. Each location houses two courses; costs and attractions vary by location. Note that both locations are open seasonally; visit the Pirate's Cove website for hours and locations.
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Aloha Mini Golf and Hawaiian Shave Ice
Aloha Mini Golf and Hawaiian Shave Ice brings a little Big Island atmosphere to the game of miniature golf with 18-holes of fun, along with tiki torches, music, waterfalls and landscaping. After a day of tropical tee time, cool off with a shaved ice treat. Aloha Mini Golf is located at 13502 Big Bend Blvd., St. Louis, MO.
As players navigate through the courses, they are greeted with surprises and illusions, adding an extra element of excitement to the game. The magic aspect of the facility comes into play through the inclusion of various illusions and tricks throughout the mini-golf courses. Players may encounter disappearing obstacles, floating balls, or even levitating putters. These magical elements add a thrilling twist to the traditional game of mini-golf and create an immersive experience for visitors. The facility is equipped with state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems to enhance the magical atmosphere. The vibrant colors, special effects, and enchanting background music further contribute to the overall experience, transporting players into a world of fantasy and enchantment. Magic Mini Golf St. Louis also offers additional attractions and activities to entertain visitors. These may include arcade games, virtual reality experiences, or interactive exhibits related to magic and illusion. The addition of these extra features ensures that there is something for everyone to enjoy, regardless of their age or interest. One of the highlights of Magic Mini Golf St. Louis is its commitment to providing exceptional customer service. The staff is knowledgeable, friendly, and always ready to assist visitors with any questions or concerns they may have. Whether it's providing tips on improving their mini-golf skills or explaining the magic tricks, the staff ensures that all visitors have a memorable and enjoyable experience. In conclusion, Magic Mini Golf St. Louis offers a unique and enchanting experience that combines the fun of mini-golf with the wonder of magic. The elaborate miniature golf courses, magical elements, and additional attractions provide a memorable and thrilling experience for visitors of all ages. Whether you are a seasoned mini-golf pro or a beginner, Magic Mini Golf St. Louis is a must-visit destination for a fun-filled and magical day..
Reviews for "Mini Golf Magic: The Best Courses in St. Louis"
1. Jenny - 1 star - Magicn Mini Golf in St. Louis was a huge disappointment. The course was poorly maintained, with broken equipment and holes that were falling apart. It was not worth the price we paid for admission. On top of that, the staff were unfriendly and unhelpful. They did not seem to care about the state of the course or the satisfaction of their customers. Overall, I would not recommend this mini golf place to anyone.
2. Mark - 2 stars - My experience at Magicn Mini Golf in St. Louis was underwhelming. The course lacked creativity and was rather bland. The holes were simple and lacked any interesting obstacles or challenges. The lighting was also quite dim, making it difficult to navigate the course. Additionally, the staff seemed disinterested and did not provide any guidance or suggestions for a better experience. Overall, I was expecting more and I left feeling unimpressed.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I was not impressed with Magicn Mini Golf in St. Louis. The course was crowded and it took a long time to move through each hole. The pace of play was frustratingly slow. Furthermore, the decorations and themes were outdated and not well-maintained. It felt like I was playing mini golf in the 90s. The experience was underwhelming and did not live up to my expectations. I would not visit this mini golf place again.