Along our journey we decided to play around of putt putt and boy this place was a blast. You can…read moreplay 18 or 36 holes... we only did 18 the Blackbeard holes. The staff was awesome and told us if you play 18 the kids would enjoy Blackbeard the best as you get to go on the ship with his, and they were right they got on the ship and steered that wheel like crazy... as a matter of fact the whole family took a turn at it as well including me lol. Over all we definitely recommend checking this place it was a blast.

This is probably one of the best golf courses we've been to in Branson. Very clean and plenty of…read moreshade to get out of the heat. The kids had a great time... And so did their grandpa!

Our family plays a LOT of mini golf. We really enjoyed the courses and the lady running it was so…read morekind!

We ended up here because of a Groupon deal. My husband and I have been mini golfing in Branson…read morebefore and were super impressed. This course was unfortunately not up to the normal standard. Most of the holes were extremely similar and there weren't many thematic elements. It seemed to have been made on a lower budget than all the others in the area. The restaurant/mini golf combo was a cool idea, although the food is very pricey for concession stand food. The workers were all very friendly and it was nice to be on a course that was pretty empty versus the crowded courses we saw on the way. I would not choose this location again because it was not that entertaining or unique and had very little shade.

This location is shared with a sports bar and plenty of parking. There are arcade games and…read moremassage chairs before you head in to start your game, you pay and grab your ball and putter. It is a very cool space with the black lite (you don't need the 3D glasses for everyone- we got one and shared as we moved through the course. There is lots of picture worthy spaces. The course is fun with several that are hard and but all in good fun. It was a bit warm in there and we had to shed some layers. It was a lot of fun and wasn't super busy. We were kind of surprised it wasn't busier.

It was a great experience having 3-D glasses definitely enhanced my experience so much fun. I just…read morewish the people behind us were not so loud and rude. They kept hitting the ball so hard it was shoot across the room

You know things are about to get interesting when a 200-foot tower named "Gravity Bomb" looms over…read morethe parking lot and there's a cartoon Bigfoot giving you a thumbs up like, "Yeah, trust me, this'll be fun." Welcome to Bigfoot Fun Park in Branson--a place where your inner child meets your adult-level fear of heights and your wallet quietly starts sweating. We started with the mini golf, because nothing gets the blood pumping like passive-aggressive putting. The course was glow-in-the-dark, covered in caves, waterfalls, and Bigfoot-themed props. At one point I putted through a log that looked suspiciously like a porta-potty. My ball ricocheted into a fake pond and I pretended that was part of the experience. Then came the main event: the Bigfoot Action Tower. There are two options--either shoot 200 feet in the air like you just stepped on a LEGO, or drop straight down like a terrified ragdoll. We did the drop ride, and I swear time slowed down. I heard colors. I made promises to the universe. And when we landed, I couldn't stop laughing--or maybe crying, it's all a blur. The arcade was next, where we exchanged real dollars for digital tokens and digital tokens for tickets, and then tickets for one (1) glow-in-the-dark rubber chicken. Worth it? Spiritually, yes. We peeked into the Yeti Fun Zone, which is like a jungle gym on caffeine. Kids were leaping off platforms, zipping down slides, and flopping into air bags like little gymnastic possums. I considered joining but remembered I'm at the age where I can injure myself sneezing. To finish the trip, we checked out the 8D theater ride, which included VR goggles, laser guns, and an on-screen Bigfoot in what I can only describe as the weirdest cowboy vs. alien vs. sasquatch scenario ever rendered. All in all, Bigfoot Fun Park is weird, wild, and unexpectedly charming. It's like someone asked, "What if Chuck E. Cheese married a roller coaster and they had a baby raised by Bigfoot?" And honestly? That baby turned out great.

This is a Branson must do! We have been coming to the area for over 20 years and this has become…read moreone of our favorite places. They recently added escape rooms which are some of the best in Branson. The arcade is solid, but the mini golf is top notch- some of the best on the strip. Don't sleep on this place!

Great place to visit during the Branson off seasons. Very nice staff who are patient with children…read moreand are very friendly and personable. We'll definitely be back.

We tried the spot with the family as a result of some sort of ticket deal that combined a show and…read morean excursion. Located inside a large building, this mini golf establishment does not allow any food or drink inside, including your own water bottles. And they are a bit strict about that one. Once you get a ball and a club inside, you were able to go and start the 18 holes. There are some that have the option to choose between two holes on the same course, one being easier and thus costing you one stroke. I did like that, but I did not like how bunched up everything was in the middle of the room, and you are constantly on top of other groups golfing as well. I took off a star because the entire place was rather dated and could use a pretty significant facelift. Seems like it is a good afternoon outing without too many bells and whistles that will definitely entertain the crew though.

Nice little indoor miniature golf course. Neat little clothing store…read more Park around back to get away from the sales pitches at the front door. kind of annoying especially when you say no thanks. You just have to walk off and let them talk to the air. Miniature golf lady was very nice and fun. Bathrooms are acceptable. Older and could use more attention. Over all great place to go for miniature golf and some unique clothing items and gifts. I think their restaurant is buffet but we just go there for the shopping and miniature golf. They also have a hotel, show, and another building with all things entertainment for the younger crowds. Would get 4 stars but the walk in the door sales people are annoying so giving them a three. I don't know if it was me I would get rid of something hindering business. We would definitely go there more if that little booth of sales people wasn't there or at least say Ok have a nice visit instead of continuing their pitch after you have said no thank you and start walking off.

We didn't do the full big fun park, just the Mini-Golf next to the country buffet. Perfect little…read morerelaxing evening for our group of 10. Not too bright or loud but fun.

The atmosphere is wonderful - the workers were all very nice!…read more The food was delicious! Great time - definitely recommend!

Overall food quality is average at best and the poly chicken sandwich, which was recommended was…read morenot a grand slam. Entertainment choices are good, but costly! I don't see this business thriving unless they improve their direct marketing (email) and they must start having daily specials! When locals are not your biggest fans, the writing is on the wall....another one bites the dust!!!!

Spend some time in a car in most any city, and you're gonna get an idea of where their heart lies…read more In Santa Monica, palm trees and juice bars. In Houston, the very concept of asphalt itself. In Branson, MO? It's all about Jesus and mini-golf. Professor Hacker's Dinosaur Canyon (I'm calling it "Dino Canyon" from now on) is one such contribution to the putt-puttian zeitgeist, and it is a hoot. Its name is half-right; while there is no canyon (but there is a rad volcano thing, it is riddled with dinosaurs, most being extremely, lovably derpy. If you dig a leisurely stroll through campy terrain, you'll love Dino Canyon. The golf itself is nice but not exceptional. Sadly, the dinos are mere window-dressing, not actually incorporated into the holes themselves. There are two courses: Raptor and T-Rex. We chose T-Rex as we were promised stairs and a slightly more challenging course. I wouldn't call it a challenge (we scored 49 to 47 on 18 holes), but it is nice and fun and we'll-designed. The price is pretty swell. A game for two adults is about $25, and if you keep the scorecard you can play the other course for $5.50 each. Also, a hole in one earns you a free game! Heck yeah. The bathrooms, holy smokes. So clean. Seriously, hold it 'til you get there. You'll be glad you did. If you're in Branson, don't go to a show. Go to Dino Canyon.

This Mini golf place was a great combination of challenging holes and opportunities for that…read morecoveted hole in one. The greens run fast with what seems to be brand new felt on them as there isn't a blemish on them. We really enjoyed playing all 36 holes of mini golf today. They are reasonably priced with a very cheap replay rate. My kids had a great time playing.

Such a cute little course and it's indoors so just gave us something to do on this rainy day. It…read morelooks like a little fairy village! LOL It has a river that runs through the middle and periodically it begins to thunder and rain falls from the ceiling. My grandson thought it was pretty great!

We were in town for the weekend and it was very hot out so we decided to check this place out. Was…read morevery clean with friendly staff. Has a full arcade, indoor go carts, indoor and outdoor mini golf. We played the glow golf and go carts and had fun. Price was slight less that other in the area. My only complaint is the go carts had a slow mode on one of the curves which is good for younger kids and if there is a lot of people on the track. But over all it was a good experience and we would go again!

Location Just off 265, west of downtown Branson…read moreParking Large open lot Atmosphere Fun-open-lit up at night Service Friendly and helpful Ride First you check in on an ipad and sign a waiver. Next you watch a video. Then they weigh you and check the height of the children. Weight limit is 300 pounds. They are big on safety-one at a time they seat you in the "coaster"- you are buckled in with 2 safety straps-additional child straps. There are handles to hold to control speed. I am not big on speed and went slow. The coaster climbs through the woods and fake animals are scattered throughout. At the top there is a shed and guide who gives a thumbs up and down the hill you go-tilting slightly at times and circling around. They assist you and unstrap you at the end. A photo is taken 3/4 of the way down-smile and try not to look scared! Summary All the locals recommended this ride as the most scenic and it was! Great fun-even for me who is skiddish about heights and speed. Note-second ride is discounted. Best ride ever! Loved it!!

Came here with my daughter and grandson. It was about 10 o'clock at night when we got our tickets…read moreand didn't get on the coaster until 11:30. If we knew how long it was gonna take to get on the coaster we wouldn't have gone that late. I think the people that give you your tickets should say how long of a wait it would be before you actually wait in line. The track was very pretty all lit up, but what I didn't like was it was very fast and around every turn I thought the coaster was gonna fly right off the track. I kept pulling back for the brakes to slow it down a bit but the brakes didn't work at all. My daughter said the same thing. I love coasters, but I just didn't feel safe on this one. Maybe that's just the way mountain coasters are I'm used to amusement park coasters.