Very nice mini golf and maze attraction in panama city beach. The place looks like it's well kept…read moreand taken care for. Would definitely recommend to anyone visiting the area if they're looking for a fun and interactive activity.

Around $17 per person, several themes of putting courses & brand new! Clean, goofy music & a good…read more30-45 mins depending on how fast you putt. Last hole, if you get a hole in 1 a free game is for you. The 4 players in our group got 2! They are going back!! They have a cute snack shack. Lots of parking around the entrance. Not too crowded, but I can see folks backing up in busy season. All good, go have fun!!

We had fun playing as a family of 6, but at $18 a person, it was pretty expensive for us to play 18…read morepretty simple holes. The biggest problem was the condition of the course for the price. There were a ton of leaves and pine cones all over the course that would constantly affect the roll of the ball. We asked about the condition of the course, and they said that they blew it off and cleaned it at 4 o clock. We golfed at 6 PM... there's no way that the course got that messy with leaves and pine cones over the span of 2 hours. The workers were clearly lying to us. The big thing they use to market is you win $50 for a hole in 1 on hole 18, but on both courses, it's a very long blind shot, unlike the others holes on the course, and you are very unlikely to hit it. It's fun for the family, but if you're looking for the best mini golf experience for the price, I'd recommend somewhere else like Coconut Creek.

My boys were dying to race go karts during our vacation. $65 total for 6 laps for each kiddo…read more Lasted less than 15 min. Dang!! The boys did have fun, but wished the karts went faster. The people/staff were very kind.

Me and my wife had a lot of fun at Goofy Golf in Panama City Beach Florida. Erica helped us and was…read morevery polite.

This place is A M A Z I N G. It's full of character, fun, and super unique obstacles. The tunnel…read moreis my favorite (and I think I speak for everyone who has stepped foot in a goofy golf) . We did the "hard" side. So I cannot speak for the easy side. But this place is great. I come every time I'm in town. Must do while you're in town. Only downside is that it's cash only which is a little inconvenient for some people.

As 2 teachers on summer break in the month of May we were able to visit WonderWorks for free (…read morecompleting a form and showing proof of employment). We had been to the one in Pigeon Forge, Tn- and this one was definitely smaller. We enjoyed our experience, but as adults we wish there were more interactive experiences instead of rides and arcades and lazer tag. More museum. We loved the first floor and the 3rd and 4th floors. As someone with mobility issues, the elevator was great to have.

Probably the best museum we've been to in a long time! Tons of interactive fun for kids and adults!read more

Really fun tiny amusement park. You can buy single tickets or purchase a wrist band and play all…read moreday. They have few rides for tiny kiddos and rides for adults. We loved the race track, that is what we came for! My kiddo loved racing! They have an arcade and snacks for purchase. Definitely will return for racing!

Extremely Disappointing Experience…read more I do not normally leave negative reviews, but our experience at Race City Amusement Park in Panama City Beach was disappointing enough that I feel others should know. Our group of approximately 25 people, including 16 children, traveled from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, to Panama City Beach. Before arriving, we called Race City and were told we qualified for a group discount as long as at least 20 people rode. We were given the total cost over the phone. Once we arrived at the park, everyone in our group put their money together to pay for admission. We handed the employees nearly $1,000 in cash. The first employee counted the money and told us we were $17 short. We immediately gave her an additional $20, expecting to receive change. Then another employee came over, recounted the money, and said we were $57 short. We questioned how that could be possible since the first employee had just told us we were only $17 short. The employees then turned away from us and counted the money where we could not see what they were doing. When they turned back around, they gave us yet another amount, saying we were $37 short. Being given three different amounts--$17 short, then $57 short, then $37 short--completely undermined our confidence in the accuracy of the count. We simply wanted the money recounted in front of us so everyone could see exactly what was being counted. Instead, the counting continued out of our view, leaving us uncomfortable with completing the transaction. The General Manager, Matt, came over, but unfortunately he did not make us feel like he wanted to resolve the situation, all while sucking on a drink with a straw . As the manager, I expected him to take control, calmly recount the money in front of everyone, acknowledge our concerns, and work toward a solution. Instead, we felt our concerns were dismissed, and no real effort was made to de-escalate the situation. As a result, our entire group chose to leave. Race City lost nearly a $1,000 admission sale, along with concessions, games, and other purchases that would have easily brought the total to around $1,500. The most heartbreaking part was watching 16 children leave disappointed after they had been excited to spend the day at the park. We had driven more than 300 miles from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, expecting a fun family experience, but instead we left feeling frustrated and unwelcome. I hope Race City reviews its cash-handling procedures, ensures that any disputed cash count is performed in full view of the customer, and provides additional customer service training for its staff and management. Transparency and professionalism go a long way in building trust. Also when I called, they told me Matt was the only one I can talk to and not the owner. I sure hope the owner sees this and respond. Unfortunately, based on our experience, I cannot recommend Race City Amusement Park.

My husband and I played putt-putt here while on vacation in the area. I've read other reviews that…read moreimplied the course is disheveled, I would disagree with that. The buildings were all brightly colored and freshly painted. Restrooms basic, but clean. The putting greens were immaculate. I would agree that the landscaping could use a little sprucing-up, but it wasn't bad, and it is still early in the season. What I do want to talk about is handicapped access. The course would not be accessible in a wheelchair. There are many steps, even on the blue course, which we were told was the least physically demanding. My husband has had a stroke and is partially paralyzed right side. He is able to walk with a cane, but is easily off-balance. We made it through the course, but it was a bit nerve-wracking in places and I would not take him back. All that being said, we had a great time. The waterfall and course was a ton of family fun! Highly recommended for the able-bodied!!

Staff was nice but we payed for 10 mins of the go carts and my gfs go cart shutoff 3 timesread more

I went with my family a month ago.The go kart ride was awesome, they had 2seat cars available…read more There was a smaller track for 5 year olds plus carnival type rides for toddlers. The price of the carnival rides were a little too high. There was an arcade, my whole family enjoyed it. (Arcade wasn't too expensive) The arcade attendants were polite and helpful. There was no snack counter or concession stand. There were vending machines. Overall it was a great experience and in a nice location.

Only thing my daughter wanted to do was ride the cobra go karts. Make sure they have gas in them…read morebefore going! We sat for 3-4 out of 6 laps and the fear 2 we were just sitting alive and almost got hit in the middle of the track. Must be why you have to sign a waiver before getting on!

What an excellent place on the ocean front! Spent one night here in an oceanfront room with the…read morebest view that you could possibly get on the strip. The amenities are fantastic and definitely worth the extra fee. They have a hula in the evenings that they encourage people to attend. The food at the bar is acceptable and the drinks are good, especially the margarita is strong. The other sugary drinks might not do their job. The staff was fantastic and I believe her name was Victoria at the front desk who was a delight to work with.

Went here with the family of 5. Booked in the IHG app, for 5 and it showed room for up to 6…read morepersons, but there were just two twin beds. Front desk weren't especially open for discussion when asked where the sofa-bed went. And the hotel was full?? A huge miscalculation in the equation for us, since we planned for 5 days stay. It was expensive also and was chosen due to that it fitted 6 pax... One in the party sweared to oceanfront and that was indeed breathtaking. So we went to Walmart and bought an air mattress, but obviously not so good option to sleep for 5 nights. The resort however was clean and the staff in general was attentive and service minded. Especially the staff at the front door was one of a kind. In the steaming hot weather there was always a smile and we will fix attitude when golf cart picked and dropped us to the parking lot. The food in the View bar was great, but a little more attentiveness could have been better. The restaurant had also amazing food, butpricey. It helped that you get 25 paper money for each day that can be spent in the bars or the eating places in addition to kids under 11 eat free. The ice cold water, fused with berries and the ice cold tea is a work of genius, placed outside by the pool and the lobby. The cost for an umbrella and a couple of chairs 60 dollars at the beach is pricey, so go to Walmart and buy instead chairs for the entire tour for the cost of one day. The beach was clean but unfortunately too much seaweed, so that was a minus. Rooms weren't cleaned but the towel and garbage was changed and picked. We had to book that a day prior. We didn't have a roomphone that worked the entire trip, in addition the drawer by the bed, wouldn't close. That was also annoying but again the pools, the oceanfront view and the beach all made up for that. So all in all, new experience and fun for the small kids but we will look for other option that aren't that pricey but with oceanfront. It was many of those that weren't listed online that were better in terms of location and cost