Great activity, I came here with my teenage son, he loved it, we had fun. A glow in the dark experience, we brought a positive attitude and our competition, score cards, clubs, balls provided, reasonable price, no complaints from us.

Having played my fair share of putt putt courses I was pretty disappointed with this one. Some holes were only a couple of meters from the tee off mat, most holes were very basic and we were done in 20 mins (there was no one else playing). It’s only $12 a round but unless you have absolutely no other option I wouldn’t bother

This is a fun place to visit with your loved ones! Who doesn’t enjoy mini golf?! The place is big enough to have spaces between groups, the decoration was really cool & one of a kind (we loved the aussie inspo!), and the spinning wheels added unique challenges too! The downside is some holes were not designed well (like the slide in front of the jellyfishes mural that won’t ever work [we tried multiple times 😂] and the end hole where Ned didn’t tell us our score?? [not sure what should happen here?!]). But for $12 the place is quite decent and worth a visit ‼️

Absolutely loved the experience! You get to play 18 holes in the dark, with just glow lights. And prices are reasonable too! I believe it costs around $15 per person. It shouldn't take you more than an hour to complete it, provided there isn't too much of a crowd. Would recommend planning it out with a visit to the Melbourne star, if it's your first time, as Docklands is a little out of the way.

Fun miniature course for all ages. We loved it, simple & accessible (limiters access for wheelchairs to manoeuvre). Surprisingly cheap entry.

I've been to tiny bars in Japan, the smallest pub in Kent, but nothing this small! Harry Potters bedroom under the stairs is possibly bigger. Fits 2 - 4 people comfortably, and those people have a relatively good range of beers (no IPA's or Sours 👍😁). Worth a visit!

Was super fun. Everything glowed. You get 18 holes and it’s very affordable. Loved the different obstacles. only thing was it can get busy, so may have to wait for the next hole.

Three years have passed, and unfortunately, Chris's customer service skills remain unchanged. It's disheartening to witness this, especially considering the business has competition just two doors down. Today, we had a brief interaction with Chris, and regrettably, his poor customer service skills cost the establishment a party of 10 customers. Instead, we opted to support the neighboring business that truly deserved our patronage. We were waiting for the other half of our party to arrive and simply asked if we could wait in their advertised bar and if they had a restroom. When asking about the bar, we were met with a smart remark, to the effect of "yeah but it closed, a bit early don't you think". It was Saturday afternoon and it was to celebrate a birthday (no need for your judgements thanks). In a time when the cost of living is rising, businesses cannot afford to overlook the significance of providing exceptional experiences to their customers. Unfortunately, experiences like this one can have a lasting impact on a business's reputation and bottom line. I hope the management takes this feedback constructively and makes the necessary improvements to ensure that future customers have a positive and delightful experience.

Bit cheap looking, but we also paid about $10pp, so not upset at all. We managed to get through the course in about 20-30 minutes. Some holes were a bit confusing, and we struggled slightly to differentiate, but again, it was only like $10 for 18 holes.

Such a cool place to visit…and super affordable! For $12pp for 18 holes you can’t complain. My boyfriend and I loved the painting and how it all glowed :) definitely reccomend

The guy working at the front was rude when we got in telling us we had to wait an hour for people to leave. then we waiting and no one has left yet them people came in and got let in straight away. we kindly asked him why we weren’t allowed in and he said he thought we were loitering. RUDE GUY