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    Challenge Family Fun Center

    3.9 (26 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Kurt P.

    Challenge family fun center is a pretty decent mini golf course located close by to Hershey park. They have mini golf, and arcade, batting cages and duck pin bowling. I love mini golf, I play when ever I can and where ever I can. This course is better than average, but not the best I played on. The odd thing about this course is that it is 22 holes, not the standard 18. Of the two miniature gold courses near Hershey park, this is the harder of the two. The place is well kept for the most part and the holes are interesting, they make nice use of water and elevation changes. The course is also more open than the other one near by, so it did not feel as crowded. The landscaping is also nicely done on the course, a lot of flowers and other plants. Just an FYI you pay for the golf inside the main building, not at the shack located at the course. The arcade is token based, not ticket based. They have a nice selection of games, but the ticket cost are a bit high. After you complete your mini golf round they will give a you a few free tokens, so that is nice. I did not try the batting cages or the duck pin bowling. Overall I enjoyed the round of golf I played here, if you looking for mini golf in the Hershey are I would come here. It is the harder of the two in the area, so it might be better for slightly older kids.

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    It is a hidden gem in Hershey and honestly, they have really fun games but overall I do like the aspect.

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    Wonderful place to take my grandkids. Staff is so helpful and nice! If I could give more the 5 stars I would. We love it here!

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    Video games. Tickets. Bowling. What worse can you ask for? Fun afternoon with small kids. And the big kids "adults" had fun too.

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    Having a great time up until hole 10, then owner decides to start two groups of four in front of us at hole 11. Wtf? Boo

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