At Gloputt, everything glows in the dark! Your mini golf stick, the ball, the hole, the random…read moresynthetic trees and plants, as well as various water features and decorations. It's a great photo opportunity if you're wearing white, otherwise you can silhouette yourself in front of various neon objects. Much like most Mini Putt places, it has some really easy greens and some extremely difficult ones. I guarantee you will thoroughly enjoy it whether you are good at golf or not, as it's truly a unique experience. Take the whole family or some friends. It costs about the same as a movie ticket, which is a great deal! You'll remember it for ages to come.

Glow in the dark mini-golf!…read more Never knew it was here until a friend suggested we stop by on a birthday. So cool! So glad she came up with this idea. It's a combination of the dark with the awesome patterned tracks, glow in the dark golf clubs and golf balls that make this a winner. They have 16 holes to play with their own unique buildings, pathways and fairways in technicolour. Loved what they've done with the spaces particularly the hang down from the ceiling foliage at the start and the funky lights in the mirrored room. A lovely indoor activity that is highly memorable. Great for occasions as well.

Pretty cool and unique concept, with three 9-hole putting courses. Every hole is completely…read moredifferent, with classic movie & show themes, old board game themes, and more. Staff and bartenders were super friendly, and consistently walked around making sure the place was clean. Drink prices were good, but the cost to golf was a little steep. You can pay for either 9, 18, or all 27 hoIes, and you get to choose your 9-hole stretches. I liked how they incorporated pinball, planko, pool, and ball maze into the games, instead of just got traditional putt putt course. And the directions before each hole was cool. Holes are short, so you'll knock out 18 in about 40 minutes.

Overall, a fun activity but not very impressive in terms of a unique mini gold experience. My…read morefriends and I paid for 9 holes and I probably would not pay to go again but if you are looking to kill some time in the city this is a good choice, especially for kids. Some of the holes were fun and tricky yet some were boring and ended with the same outcome for every player. I think playing 18 holes would be repetitive by the end. The music was good and staff was friendly, so we were able to make our own fun out of it but the facilities were not all that impressive. One of the machines for one of the holes was broken as well which was disappointing, it stole our balls and happened for multiple groups in front of us as well. Cheap drinks were good though.

This was a nice place to hang out while we waited for our flight. The kids did 2 rounds of golf…read morewhile the parents waited at the picnic tables. The kids had fun and we got Maccas on the way back to the airport. Perfect little walk to and from too. A little exercise before a long flight.

Adventure Mini Golf is my local and over the years I've probably tallied up quite a few rounds…read morehere. I'm from a family with a few younger cousins so I enjoy taking them out to places like this where kids an adults can share in the fun. You can pick from two courses; the Captain's Course or Blackbeard's Course. If you're not with a big group or you're just very patient, its cheaper to play 36 holes and makes for healthy competition between friends! I really like the way they've set up the course, its very animated, interactive and a real sight to see, even if you're just driving past. It can be especially tough to play when its windy out, so I'd suggest checking the weather just in case. All in all though, its a great spot to incorporate into a family day and I'd highly recommend it for anyone keen to have little fun and competition.

I've made a few visits to Megazone in the last few years, and it never fails to entertain. Be a…read morerelatively active and competitive person, laser strike really fits the mould of something really fun to do with friends that doesn't involve the usual dinner and drinks formula. At 15 minutes a round, its an action-packed adrenalin rush. And whats better is that its suitable for kids and adults, making it great option for a family day out. Very close to Sylvia Park, its an ideal location and easy to find for out-of-towners. Be sure to go for three or four rounds when you're there- 15 minutes can pass by quickly and after seeing your results against everyone else's, you may want to top your personal best! Reservations are an advantage, but the Megazone team always try to accommodate for everyone.

Once upon a 21st birthday party, I went here to play my first game of laser strike. The birthday…read moreguy had reserved the place for a few hours at a flat rate late at night. It was honestly the most fun I'd had in ages. Sneaking around in the dark, dodging bullets, blowing up stations, holding the fort, getting shot without feeling any pain (except humiliation, because you could've gotten away a split second ago). Unfortunately, I didn't have the foresight to wear black, and was an easy target as my white top reflected all to obviously under the neon lights! Ooops! Learn from my mistake, and take your camouflage gear!

Holy batman! Mini golf in the middle of a CBD?…read more That's what I thought, the idea of playing a round of full 18 holes in the busiest part of Auckland city is fairly crazy. But, it does exist, and it has been there for over a year now. To me, the best part of the course is not the dinosaurs or the battle fields; it is the dark alley bit. My teeth has never looked whiter, lol. This tucked away in the basement little gem of a place is well worth the time if you are bored waiting for the movie to start or need to work off the extra calories that you have piled on from eating at OKO upstairs.

Mini golf + Animatronic Dinosaurs = WINNER! Lost in Time mini golf is in the basement of the Metro…read moreCentre on Queen Street. My partner and I played the impressive course and putted through a World War I battlefield, the gold mines of Waihi, kiwi native bush, and a Jurassic Park inspired turf with animatronic dinosaurs (yes there's more than 1!). Some of the holes are easy and some more difficult but always so. much. fun.

MY LIFE!!!!!! Drove…read morepast the newly "rejuvenated and revitalized" course the other day, and all that was going through my head was..."Why?" I was like...they've just gone and completely ruined it". Read that what had been done so far was only part 1, ( high hopes that part 2 was the animals, the Hippo in particular, getting put back in their rightful and honorable places...) NUP! Part 2 is going to be a food cart. So to the owners..Was it too hard to just replace the astro turf?; fix and repaint the animals,the mushrooms, and the buildings?; plant new plants?; put up a roof? Yeah the place was showing it's age, but revitalizing something, doesnt always mean that what your revitalizing has to be completely replaced. I haven't played it, I don't want to play it, and neither has my partner, because we both think that what you have replaced the old courses with, is nothing but rubbish. You've gone ruined what were 2 already awesome courses, and the animals just added to it. ( no other course in New Zealand, had a Gorilla standing over a cave on the 18th hole ). #Disappointed R.I.P Hippo, Gorilla, Giraffe, Zebra, T.Rex, and Brontosaurus. GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN!!!!

We've been going here for years. The course doesn't seem to get old. Still very enjoyable for all…read moreages and I keep trying to beat my score. Today I got two holes in 1. Call me legend. ha ha.. Lots of kids and families over school holidays but don't let that deter you. There is the original course with zoo animals and cool putt puts. The newer course is dinosaur inspired. The course is a little shorter without much foliage but it does have really good giant dinosaurs. Today it cost $45 for a family of four for 18 holes.

The Dough Puncher? Yes, as it sounds, it's a bakery come mini-putt golf course. Both an interesting…read moreconcept, AND a good use of resource. When you think about it the two businesses are quite complimentary. Fancy a round of 18 but missed your morning steak n cheese? Fatigued after an intense mini-putt battle and desperate for caffeine? The Dough Puncher, you've nailed this. The mini putt is fun, the pies are tasty (good gravy/meat ratio) and the bread hearty. I especially liked their sticky berry slice. Drop the kids over the fence to putt-it-out, whilst enjoying your coffee outside under the trees = winner!

Had a great club fitting with Alana. Very accurate and am enjoying the clubs with my few rounds of…read more9 completed so far.

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Jellicoe Park is one of those War Memorial parks that we have all over our country and as well as…read morereminding us of the lives lost at war, the monuments of the 1920s and 30s somehow define our national character. To me this park is Kiwiana at its prettiest. It's been around for more than 100 years and is now home to several historic buildings alongside its gorgeous entrance arch, fountain and flowerbeds. The Norfolk pines are majestic and I love coming here for the lighting of the Christmas Lights every year. The largest of the trees is festooned, the switch flicked and the atmosphere makes it my favourite of all Auckland's community events. There is something about the history of Onehunga and its strong Pacific population that sees the most diverse people come together for a night of family festivities that perfectly reflect this suburb's individuality. The Fencible Cottage and Blockhouse are open and the people of the 'Hunga feel the love. (If you don't know about the Fencibles, look it up - it's a fascinating and fairly obscure piece of Auckland history.) The buildings are occasionally opened up at other times by The Onehunga Historical Society and are well worth a look if you get the chance. Otherwise, just come play in the playground, relax and enjoy, it's a beautiful place.

This park is the oldest park in Onehunga but I feel like not that many people know about it, or if…read morethey do it just doesn't come to their minds when thinking about a nice trip out. But in fact if you dedicate an hour to this park you will find that you will have a really great time. It's a memorial park that was renamed in 1921 for the Governor General so you can get an idea of what it is like. It's like stepping back in time to the Victorian era with it's 100 year old pine trees, big old fountain, historic buildings and beautiful archways. The flat grassy areas are perfect for a picnic or to play a game of rugby with friends and family. Opposite the park are some beautiful old houses too which can make your day at Jellicoe even better if you come on the first and third Sunday of each month between 1.30 and 4pm as they are open to the public on those days.