Super friendly worker, very reasonable prices, and simple mini golf with a beautiful African theme…read more This place isn't overly fancy, no complex windmills you need to hit through. But it's simple, fun, well decorated and you can get in and out in about 30 minutes for about 11 bucks a person. Or you can add an additional 18 holes for $3 more. Great experience.

The reviews said this place was everything. HUNTY, it looked like no one cared about it. The grass…read morewasn't cut. It didn't look welcoming at all. There is a lot of upkeep that needs to take place.

Honestly I don't know why we haven't done this sooner! We had some time on a resort day and decided…read moreto check out Winter Summerland. We paid for both course and only completed the winter one because babies were losing it so we left after the first few holes on summer. The winter course was a ton of fun. It was challenging enough to keep you interested, but not too difficult. The theming is on point. They do have drinks and snacks to purchase as well. Highly recommend checking this out on a rest day while at Disney or just while in the area in general!

Love this miniature golf course! We've been going there for years and have a such a great time each…read moretime. I love that both courses are Christmas themed but one is summer and one is winter Each section is so cute! And the whole course is interactive which is adorable and specially great if you have small children. Definitely a great day/night out with family or a very cute date idea! Parking is free and usually plenty of spots available. We've never had an issue finding a spot. I believe you can also take the bus from Disney springs to and from here, which is convenient if staying on Disney property without a car

Friendly staff. Course is in great condition. Highly recommend Store is well stocked with drinks…read moreand treats.

We were looking for a fun date night and we happened upon this place. The weather was great and…read moremini golf sounded like a good idea. The entrance is a cool little shop with nostalgic items like candy and movie posters. I found a couple of things I haven't seen since I was a kid, it was fun. The place is very clean, you can tell they take care of it. The employees were amazing. Very friendly and helpful. There are two 9 hole courses, and we decided to just do one. Well, by the time you finish that, you will want to finish and do both. We ended up going back and buying the second course. I would recommend just buying both at the same time. It's not a big deal, either way. Overall, I highly recommend it if you are looking for some mini golf. It's a nice, clean, unique, and friendly experience.

What a very cool and funky mini golf course that's very challenging in it's own mini way!…read more This was a really was an interesting experience as we found a combo pack on Groupon for a round a golf and dinner at CiCi's which shares the building with mini golf so we went all for it and it definitely was a hole in one! The mini golf course here was cool because it went up on top of the roof providing a maze of sorts with different unique challenging holes some were up hill some were down hill and all of them were pretty cool! Overall we had a super fun time here and it definitely was a good value for what we payed and what we got so definitely look around for deals if you plan on coming here!

Now this was fun!! We originally came earlier in the day but it was scorching. Since we purchased…read morethe all day pass we were able to come back when it cooled off. I highly recommend purchasing that. You won't be disappointed. The guys at the counter were very nice and super friendly. We laughed so hard and had so much fun. My son is still talking about it and we are back in Atlanta. I will definitely visit again.

First time here in a long time and we had a blast! There was a posted 45 min-1 hour wait time but…read morewe only waited about 20 minutes. There was plenty of seating out in front but we took the opportunity to walk over to the swan reserve and get drinks at their coffee shop upstairs. The only things I can complain about are (1) there is practically no shaded area once you're out mini golfing and (2) the speaker they use to call out the names on the wait list had super low volume so we almost missed our name being called. Keep that in mind if you decide to wander off. Overall, so much fun. Highly recommend!

Very fun time playing on the Fantasia themed course. Very friendly staff. The other course is mor…read morefor pro golfers. If you book directly with Disney chances are that you have free passes as part of your package. You do have to call ahead for a tee time. Worth it even if you have to pay to golf. Reasonably priced.

Meh. Not a great…read moretime was had at Fantasia Gardens, but it's only mostly their fault. One, Orlando is mercilessly hot in August, so trying to mini golf in this weather is just putting things off on the wrong foot immediately. Fortunately there are actually a few spots of respite from the heat here, including one hole that is like inside of a cave, so you get to get all the way out of the sun, which is very much welcome. The course is showing some wear, especially on the "tee boxes." The starting point for every hole is a golf ball sized indent where you place the ball, effectively sinking your ball below the surface for your first stroke. So, when you put your initial shot, it has to "hop out" of the hole, causing all manner of whacky movements. I guess people kept putting their ball down and then stomping it into place to stop it from rolling around. On the 4th or 5th hole, there is a little animated mushroom that you are supposed to putt into. I putt into the mushroom hole annnnnnnd.....no ball came out. I walk all the way back to the front, in satan level heat, and tell them about this, to which they say, "it happens sometimes...." Well then....fix it! Anywho, I get back, and the Misses says that HER ball went in the mushroom hole too, never to return, so I had to walk BACK back to the front to get a ball for HER. We wound up just skipping the hole. This dance is actually a common threat here. The prospect of losing a ball is ever present. There are a few holes where you actually NEED to put a little ass on your shot. Not enough, and it rolls back. Too much and it jumps the course, which is surrounded by water and unretrievable terrain. We got lucky on a few other holes that I didn't have to walk back, back BACK to the front to get a new ball. They have a second half of the course where it's basically a tiny golf course that you putt on, replete with sand traps and hazards, and that looked cool, but it was just WAY too hot to bother with that noise. It was a free excursion for us, so I don't know about pricing, but if you have a heat tolerant group of adults, you might have an alright time. The Misses said SHE really enjoyed it. Our 7 year old was checked out by the 3rd hole. *shoulder shrug emoji*

Fantasia Gardens is a fun way to spend an afternoon near Disney, but it is unfortunately showings…read moreits age. I spent some time working at Disney, and I know for Disney it's all about "the show". This is the concept that we're creating a world for the guests that should be flawless and enjoyable. And for what it costs to come here, they truly deserve it. So, I was disappointed when multiple elements of the Fantasia Gardens course were not functioning or worn down. I expect better from Disney. On one hole, an entire statue was missing. On another, the poem that says trumpets will sound if you get a hole-in-one (someone in our group did), was met with silence. Frustrating and, more common perils of mini-golf also persist here, like tee-off pads being so worn down the ball doesn't stay put, or needs to be moved to a less-than-ideal lie just to tee off. Disney, you know better and should do better. The experience was still fun, but one could spend half the price for a better experience off Disney property. That should never be the case.

4 stars for a well-themed putt putt course on Disney property and a great way to have fun for less…read more$$. We recently visited this course while on Winter break with our kids who are ages 3 and 6 (and obsessed with putt putt) and we had a great time! There are two courses to choose from that both share a Christmas theme but one is Summer and one is Winter. We chose Summer because it was the least amount of wait. The wait is why it gets 4 stars... because it can get pretty busy here. While you wait for your turn there are some tables to sit at and they serve a limited amount of snack and drinks. The snacks are chips and ice cream and heavily over-priced so BRING YOUR OWN SNACKS. You will probably have a wait so this is a great time to feed your kids. One thing that's fun to do while you wait is play in the fake snow fall that comes down every 6 minutes (and also a fun photo op). Once you have a turn you are about 1-2 holes behind the family in front of you but it easily gets backed up depending on their group size so bring your patience :) The holes are super themed and have some fun obstacles. I won't give anything way so the surprises aren't ruined. All in all we do want to come back and try the Winter side!

This is a mini-golf course next door to Blizzard Beach Water Park. There are two 18 hole golf…read morecourses, which are both great fun! One is themed to summer and the other to winter, but they both have a Christmas theme! I have played them both - I think I would recommend the winter on first - they have great obstacles, such as water, interactive elements and characters. It is about $10 a game - you sometimes get freebies for playing as well, such as golf balls, pens and sweets! The courses are usually really quiet - it is lovely to take a break from the busy crowds of the park.

You know Im a sucker for theming! That is how we luke our golf and this place delivers! The prices…read moreweren't too much either and the course had pockets of shade. There were some holes that didnt have shade but not usually 2 in a row and when youre all done there was a water fan that was delightful too. My kids were so ousted that they sold pokeball golf balls that they could play with. What a great unexpected souvenir!

Nice staff, two courses you can do with a discount for the second one you do, fun pirate theme!read more

A nostalgic haiku for a shameless first to review…read more Old time candy shop Vintage posters and vinyl Attached to mini-golf Who would have thought a Hawaiian themed mini golf course would be situated along with a retro shop filled with a blast from the past in simpler times when everyone could agree on what was cool and nothing was "fire" or "lit". I'm super impressed they even carried the reincarnated version of my favorite discontinued Hershey candy bar "Bar None". Not quite the same as the original, but I suppose nostalgia ain't what it used to be.

Always something unique and fun to find here! A must-stop when we visit the area. Great staff too.read more

We had such a great experience here! We made a reservation, but our dinner ended up running longer…read morethan expected. We called to let them know, and they were incredibly accommodating, allowing us to have our full reserved bowling time instead of cutting it short. That level of customer service really made a difference. The staff was friendly, the atmosphere was fun, and it ended up being the perfect way to end our night. We had an absolute blast and really appreciated how understanding and flexible everyone was. We'll definitely be back!

Visited for a chance to bowl after it doing so in a very long time. We didn't have food so I can't…read morespeak to that too much. Initially on arrival I thought that the place was super small as you can only see one set of lanes, but shortly we realized there are way more lanes available on the second floor. There was a bit of a wait so we just wandered around the springs and other stores to pass the time. The staff that was on hand was good, but I should note there was a guy on the second floor about to clean a pair of shoes because he couldn't get help. The bowling was fun. The lane was cool. The space seemed a bit closer than I remember at other locations, but I could be wrong. The one thing that really did it for me was the greasy balls. Not just one or two, but you could feel it on all of them. You could tell that folks were eating and playing, but not cleaning their hands. There should be someone on staff just for that role because the grease on the balls took away from the feel of playing.