Minigolf

[DeborahS]

Can anyone recommend a minigolf place to us.

We are staying at Pop and wont have a car - so needs to be easy for us to get too.

Thanks,
Deborah

 

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

The nearest place to Pop is Fantasia mini Golf next to the Swan/Dolpin, there's no direct bus though but it would be 2 minutes in a taxi.

 

[DeborahS]

Thanks. Is it walkable from Epcot or could you get a boat and then walk the rest of the way?

Deborah

 

[Dr.JumbaJookiba]

You can exit Epcot via the IG and boat or walk to the Swan - it's a 10/15 min gentle stroll.

 

[MorningGlory]

There is a mini-golf on I-Drive where you can feed alligators while you play

A bit further away, but would be well worth it I think

 

[lorapinky]

Theres mini golf at Blizzard Beach which is very easy to get to on the disney transportation.

We played there last time we were at WDW and we had a great time, we played after swimming in the morning.

More often then not you get a vouchers which entitles you to a discounted second game so you can play on both the winter and summer course there.

Have fun !

 

[wicket2005]

The Disney mini golf courses are good, as mentioned Blizzard Beach as a course right next to it so this may be your easier one to get to.

 

[poohmadmum]

There are two courses next to Blizzard Beach and we enjoyed the winter one. Hoping to play the summer one this year. You can use the Disney transport to get there.

 

[Simon06]

There is a mini-golf on I-Drive where you can feed alligators while you play

A bit further away, but would be well worth it I think

thats the one we played, the alligators arent that big, I didnt feed them but saw a kid feeding them using a fishing rod.

 

[wicket2005]

My two sons who were 16 and 14 the first time they played it, loved feeding the alligators afterwards. I thought it was a bit dodgy for the old gators though because you are not meant to feed the wild ones due to them then associating humans with food. However, I suppose those little critters end up as burgers.

 

[amystevekai&bump]

We love Pirates cove at the Crossroads - you could get the bus to DTD and have a pleasant walk past the DTD hotels (nice as its quite shaded as several large trees) and there are several good chain restaurants up at the Crossroads too (TGI Fridays, Olive garden & my personal favourite the Red Lobster to name but a few!!) - I think it would make for a really nice afternoon/evening - and a bit of a change as well!!! (IMHO anyway!!!)

 

[DeborahS]

Hhhmmm, the ones at Blizzard Beach sound good - as lorapinky says, could do the waterpark then the golf afterwards. Makes it easy to get to from Pop.

Will bear the others in mind too - especially the one with the allegators just in case Stephen (my partner) or the kids get on my nerves too much

Thanks, Deborah

 

[iainh23]

We usually play mini golf at Pirates Cove on I-Drive, we love the course.

May try the Disney courses this year.

 

[Miffy2003]

I love Pirates Cove as well but for onsite I would go for Winter / Summerland or Fantasia Gardens.

I prefer Winter / Summerland but that's because I found the holes a bit easier to play than Fantastia Gardens, and when you reduce the skill level required it means I am less likely to lose

My DDs (ages 9 & 6) much preferred Winter / Summerland to FG and there are loads of brilliant photo opportunities

 

[iainh23]

Last visit we also tried the "Putting Edge" glow in the dark mini golf at, Festival Bay, that was also good fun and something a bit different.