Miniature golf in Kissimmee?

[crusoe2]

On our trip in October, our 6yo DD saw a miniature golf course in Kissimmee that she is begging to go to on our trip in June. She said that it had a waterfall and looked like a jungle. DH thinks it was on 192 near where we turned off to go to Windsor Hills. Does anyone know anything about it - specifically is it nice, is it suitable for kids, and how much does it cost? If that one isn't a good choice, we're open to suggestions. We were thinking the offsite courses might be less expensive than Winter Summerland. TIA

 

[RoxyLai]

I can't speak personally since I haven't been to this course yet, but I've asked around and got info since I want to visit this year (I too saw it as I drove past)
There is one in kissimmee called Congo River Adventure Golf and it looks kid friendly and the admission is: "Adults one course $10.95 Both courses $14.95
Children under 10 $2 less. *NEW* Unlimited Play for the day at both I-drive and Kissimmee locations for only $17.95 One child under 5 free with each paid admission."
Do a search online - they have a website.

Have fun!

 

[Detailor]

We've mini-golfed in the Disney area for many years at a bunch of different places. We've been to the Congo River location on I-Drive but not the SR 192 location - though I suspect that they're pretty much the same. We liked Congo River but it wasn't as good as the Disney courses (we prefer the Fantasia course near the Swan and Dolphin hotels) or Pirates Cove, behind the Crossroads shopping center in Lake Buena Vista. They're all fun, though, and your family should have a good time regardless of which one you choose.

Look for coupons for a dollar or two off in the tourist 'magazines' in the racks at the grocery stores and hotels to help lower the cost of the non-Disney mini-golf courses.

Dick Taylor