Nice indoor mini golf course. They hand out 3D glasses but honestly no one keeps them on to…read moreactually play! I like that it is a full 18 holes so it takes a while to play and keeps the kids engaged!

I had a great time at pirates of wild wood! The game is fun and some of the holes are fairly…read morechallenging. The pirate decor is fun and my green/yellow hair glowed in the dark (see photo). Just be careful because on one of the holes there a hill kind of thing you can BARELY see and I tripped and fell down because of it. Really scraped up my knee. It's just so dark on the ground so make sure to pay attention. Oh! Also!! I got a hole in 1!! Wooooo!! (Just once. I also got a 7 on another hole lol. So let me be damn proud of my hole in 1).

Such a great immersive experience. was a little skeptical at first and only really went because i…read morehad a coupon. was blown away at how great the place turned out to be! if you're thinking about going here, you definitely should!

Tried to find the golf spot that was the largest and would offer the best experience. Went with a…read moregroup of five before 6pm and had a dollar off coupon which mostly all mini golf places offer. This brought the price down to $6 per player. The kids selected specific golf balls which cost an extra $3 each but they got to keep. Game lasted a while and felt like it was worth it. Parts were air conditioned and covered. Cool black light experience.

Nice clean course but crazy overpriced!! I was shocked when we paid $70 for 5 people! We had fun,…read morebut it was a pretty basic course in terms of the actual holes. Not too many special pathways for hole in ones or fun obstacles. Hole #14 was the best one with a big hill and water. We won 2 free games at the end by putting our golf balls in the X marks the spot collector. I'm sure we will return to use our free games, and that's how they get you back...but I personally think some of the mini golf spots on the boardwalk have better obstacles and prices! They do have a few free parking spots in their lot, otherwise it's paid metered parking on the street.

This course was challenging and very fun! It is about $14 a person but it is worth it, especially…read moretime with family. The staff was great and I also won a free game by getting the golf ball in the treasure chest which is cool.

Welcome to mini-golf course #7. Congo Falls offers three…read morecourses: Congo Queen, Solomon's Mine, and The Lost City. We tried The Lost City today, and it's definitely my favorite course we played this summer. After the first hole, you'll descend into a ... well, you know. The Lost City should be fun for kids and grandparents. There are some steps, but they're not too challenging, and it was much cooler. There's a lot to see, and you can also find some nice spots to sit down. Welcome to mini-golf course #8 We decided to try The Congo Queen this time. Word on the street is it can be a bit scary for younger kids, and with so many steps, it might not be ideal for anyone with knee or back problems. Grandparents with little ones might enjoy the Lost City, which has fewer steps. The holes are quite tricky; we only managed to get one in one on hole #9, and that was pure chance! The course is quite tall, so it can get warm up there, but they've got plenty of spots to sit. There's so much to see, but my favorite was the Monkey DJ. My wife thought the music was too loud; I couldn't tell by the way she was beating me. I thought the music was fine. Please don't tell her I said that!

Congo golf is more expensive than other mini golf courses on the boardwalk but it is unique. You…read moreare able to pick from 1 of 3 courses to complete. All people must pay to enter regardless of if they play or not. Maybe not the best policy, as there were some unruly preteens unaccompanied by a responsible adult who were using foul language, but didn't have an adult to correct them. We chose to do the tomb one where it was completely enclosed. The course itself wasn't anything to write home about , but the decorative designs were pretty cool.

A real hidden gem. Enjoyed it a​ great deal .when I am down the shore and get my golf itch…read moreHeritage is perfect for me. I don't have to take 4 or 5 hours away from family. Glad I found it .

We had a lovely experience on the course but management could not offer carts after we reserved…read morethem with our reservation. We waited 20 minutes to begin our game because of the cart situation. When we returned following our game we had a female worker screaming at us and waving her hands to return the carts. She was so rude. Sorry lady you need to get a lesson in customer service. Another recommendation is buy some more carts!!!

Just Updating our review on Ed's. Just like last year this year we are giving Ed's another 5 star…read more I think it's affordable, the place is always clean and has the best prizes which are actually winnable, and the employees are fantastic and very friendly. We didn't get to see Ed this year but met him last year and took a photo with the family, He is. Really great guy and I believe he really cares about his business and customers. As always we will be back next year

Always a good time every year at Ed's. They have the best games and the most reasonable per game…read moreprices on the boardwalk. Staff is always easy to find, friendly and helpful.

We go every year! It is old but well maintained. Pricey but if you go across the boardwalk to the…read morevisitor center, the kind lady had $1 off coupons! Very little shade and zero breeze/fans so bring lots of water and hats.

[772] This Miniature…read moreGolf location is located right on the Atlantic City Boardwalk across from the Convention Center. It's on the small but definitely cool. The staff was nice and helpful. Not sure on prices but for my hubby and kid it was $18. It's was pretty busy for a Friday afternoon so I'm sure the weekends are packed. There is a bench that non players can rest on while others play.

We stay in the condos above this part of the boardwalk, so my kids love being able to come down to…read morethe Castle Casino Arcade to play games. It's pretty worn down inside, though they do have a few newer machines, and the old ones still manage to work. There are no video games to be played here -- just slots, video poker, skee-ball, claw machines, and other games that give you tickets for prizes. There are a few machines that specifically cater to little kids, which is nice. Three stars is quite a stretch, but the attendants are always friendly and allow my kids to stretch their tickets and tokens to get a prize of higher value, so I'll return the favor. :)

Love the old machines here and the older prizes in the machine. I'm the guy that got all 6 power…read morerangers from the cranes. Guy behind the counter was nice, a little annoyed that I got all the rangers, but hey, lost many a quarter here in my day, he made money.