We recently went to Monster Mini Golf and had an awesome time. The whole place has glowing…read moreblacklight artwork, monsters everywhere, and a really fun indoor mini golf course. They also have laser tag and an arcade, so there's plenty to do. What impressed us most was the staff. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and helpful, but one moment really stood out. While we were still playing mini golf, a staff member came to find us and let us know a laser tag game was starting soon and suggested we join. If we had waited until we finished golfing, it probably would have just been our two boys in the arena. Instead they got to play with a full group, which made the game way more exciting. That extra level of customer service made a big difference. The kids had an absolute blast and we really appreciated the staff looking out for us like that. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a fun outing with kids.

I had so much fun! I came here for a work outing. We did 2 rounds of Laser tag and 1 round of mini…read moregolf. I took 1 star away because the guest service was lacking * the instructor was very "pushy"* and there's no food options other than the vending machine. If you're looking for a fun date idea or something different to do with the kids, I would give them a try

Met the owners they were very friendly. The site was very clean and well kept. Golf was a blast.read more

I didn't know this mini golf course was there. I heard about it, then drove around the plaza the…read morenext time we were in Aberdeen. It's tucked away behind all the other businesses. I wanted to try this location out so I gathered my friends together and we went. The owner was so friendly and came out to chat with us after we finished. I loved the course, especially the water hole where you actually hit the ball into the water and then it comes back through a tunnel onto the course. We had so much fun, can't wait to do it again soon. The course is ADA accessible. The bathrooms were clean and unisex. There are roundish picnic tables under the awning and two TVs to watch the baseball games during game time. Will definitely be a potluck mini golf next time!

Always a good experience using the driving range. It's a great price too, $8 for 75 balls. Clubs…read moreare also available as well.

Nothing fancy. Me and my fiance tried the batting cages only. Everything here is outdoors good…read morething we came on a nice day. Parking lot is not big but adequate. This place offered a coupon on their website where you answer the question right you will automatically get three batting tokens for free. The helmets provided were kind of old and beat up but still usable. The cages have pitches range from 35-70 mph with two lanes with softball pitches. There's some picnic table to sit on to wait if needed. This place also have a golf driving range and mini golf but we did not try that, but we did see a lot of people using the golf driving range

Vince's has an excellent set of mini-golf courses under shade, which is much appreciated on hot…read moresunny days. Inside, we like to hit the small arcade for games old and new, from the multi-cade with Pac-Man to the newer like Halo Fireteam Raven. Skee-ball, ticket dispensing puzzlers, snacks, batting cages, Vince's has a little of everything. Friendly staff, a lot of fun!

Vince's is no Chuck E Cheese but you can still have a good time with young children. Although the…read morePlayPark was shut down, (there's a warning about renovations on their website) my 3 year nephew and I were still able to make the most of our visit. He stuck to what was within reach, by riding the 1-token fire truck and motorcycle in front of the PlayPark, playing skeeball, and trying out the NERF Arcade shooting game. While I enjoyed the TMNT 4-player arcade game and shooting basketballs at the NBA hoops. We won most of our tickets from skeeball, NERF Arcade, and NBA hoops. *BE MINDFUL that not all of the arcade games disperse tickets so you know what you are paying and playing for.* We didn't win enough tickets to redeem anything that we liked. Now onto the food: you have to buy an entire personal pizza instead of a slice. Not a bad thing because it can easily be split between two people or devoured by a very hungry person. The pizza is solid. Much better than I anticipated. It has a homemade taste to it, much like those homemade English muffin pizzas that one can make at home. The candy bars are about $1.25 a piece. We also tried the MiniMelts ice cream vending machine. I didn't like the cotton candy flavor but my nephew ate every bite! We'll be returning!

Soft serve is good. Ice cream is good. Portions are generous. A small would have been more than…read moreenough. I had banana ice cream with hot fudge. Loved it. Good real banana flavor. It didn't taste like banana flavoring. Prices are low, too. The mini-golf course looks well-kept. There's a large covered seating area. There are enough staff that the wait is not long at all.

The new owners are awesome! Great service, clean and the ice cream is the best I have had. The…read moreBlendi is creamy and very tasty! I love the fact they have mini golf because ice cream goes well with this fun game. I can't wait to go again because everyone loves ice cream and Serene is the best! I would definitely recommend this place and will be back soon.

Rude and refused to give a refund after not allowing us to complete our race package!…read moreI've emailed the Gm with no response. Don't waste your money at this location.

Got a great Groupon deal and it did the trick. Had a nice afternoon doing a few go kart races, and…read moreplayed mini golf. This is not a state of the art facility, and you won't find many luxuries, but the kids will have fun! Go karts are on the older side, but seemed sturdy. Mini golf course is 9 holes and could use some upgrades. Wouldn't just go for mini golf, but it was included with the Groupon and we had fun. All around, would do again with a deal.

I see why Main Event has a pull. They have bowling, billiards, and even laser tag and gravity…read moreropes. There wasn't much explanation available for gravity ropes or laser tag and I kinda felt like "just there" and while I could figure things out, since I am not in the best physical shape and partially because I coordinated a lot of planning probably, it was a bit overwhelming for me. Since it was my first time with gravity ropes, I was there with two friends the first time around. That's how I learned about gravity ropes, but they are only open Friday through Monday and not on a Wednesday night. I don't remember what the staffer told me Wednesday night, but I tried calling to see if I needed to reserve Gravity Ropes and since I couldn't get through, I figured I would just wait until I got on-site to reserve a time slot. Since my friends were coming later than requested, I had to wait until the last person came in order for me to request a time for our entire group to be together for it. This was all fine. Gravity ropes, you get strapped in safety gear and then you figure out how to go across the obstacles. Some obstacles don't have rope railings and the zip lining has no railings of course (but i didn't realize it was zip lining until I was there lol). but you might hold on to your rope to slide to the other side even if you would get rope burn. Laser tag has a name for the suit you put on so that you know your score but that wasn't apparent and the landscape for the laser tag was eh. Not many places offer laser tag and gravity ropes- but I think I will venture elsewhere on my own. Signs saying if it's your first time for laser tag or gravity ropes at our facility, asking a staffer could be helpful so that staffers don't have to unnecessarily repeat themselves etc. My blue slushie came out fine. They also offer alcoholic slushies here which is a cool option and offers that added party atmosphere and flavor options that some people like myself like. I didn't get one because I didn't want one before doing gravity ropes and my group didn't stay long enough for me to have one as others wanted to go elsewhere. I enjoyed their VR machines but some parts may be not working super good. I heard the food was typical arcade quality bad. Some of the crowd's lack of class here somewhat resemble the apathy and exhaustion from some of the staff that work here. Particularly some of the people who looked like they barely passed for 21. Two of them cut in line for gravity ropes in the middle of my group but they couldn't go on because they didn't get strapped on. A group of girls didn't seem to pay attention to the regular line for signing up for billiards or bowling, and assumed they were there first. I wasn't in a hurry and just let them ahead but I didn't care for the sense of entitlement. Also, It feels like there could be a few more staff on this busy Sat night too. The experience was discombobulating for me and I would only go again w friends if they wanted me to go.

the service is atrocious. amanda at the front charged my fiance with the wrong table and we asked…read morefor a refund. amanda said the transaction went through and walked away without assisting us. it took us talking to numerous staff to get our issue solved and a refund. the manager is very helpful. there was many issues with our orders and the service at the table was a mess. we were served with the wrong food numerous times and the treatment from the waiters were terrible. many games in the arcade were out of service or just missing parts to them. main event used to be great but now its just a run-down mess.

***DRIVING RANGE REVIEW ONLY***…read more That said....the driving range was pretty trash. First, the place is cash only, which isn't a deal breaker, but in this day and age, is more than a little annoying. Secondly, everything is a little run down. You CAN borrow a driver, but you better like Goodwill level clubs. (I brought my own.) The little driver corrals/pens/whatever were almost ALL missing tees, and when I finally found one laying around, it was so low that teeing up was barely higher than just putting it on the mat. The balls were an absolute disgrace. (See picture.) I've never even HEARD of "Valken" brand balls, and they were positively beat to shit. Cuts, worn out dimples, dirty...the whole 9. They felt like they were made out of concrete. Your DRIVER is sending these things maybe 150. The only real positive is that they weren't that expensive. A small bucket was $7 and a large is $12. I was there just to blow off some steam, which was good, because it would've been a wasted range session trying to work on my swing with that setup and THOSE BALLS. The mini golf and batting cage looked BETTER, but both still looked old, and old-school, so I don't think I'll be back to try either of those any time soon. MAYBE a cheap date night or something, if we don't have to time to drive too far for something a little more polished or modern.

I've been coming here for several years... It's an inexpensive place to get out and enjoy with the…read morekids or by myself... My kids like the mini golf course. It can get crowded there on a nice day. But it's a fun way to pass time while meeting other people playing. I like the golf driving range. At $5, for a bucket of balls, you'll be there a minute perfecting your driving technique... There's a pizza shop with an ice cream shop attached on the same property also... Everything from the golf to the food makes it a one stop for my afternoon or evening activity.