Who has tried Fantasia Mini Golf?

[TimeWarp]

We get free tickets for this and was just wondering if was worth the time. My DSs are 10&11 and always enjoy mini golf. Does it stay open late? I was thinking maybe a late night on the boardwalk after a day at AK. You can access this from the boardwalk, right? Thanks for the info.

 

[jane51]

It is a lot of fun! A little difficult sometimes, though. I don't know about the closing time. You will have to check when you are there. Yes, you can get there from broadwalk. It is located across the street from the Swan or Dolphin ( I can't remember which one it is called, but it is the one that is on the same side as Broadwalk). If your kids have seen Fantasia, they will like it even more, but if not, they will still enjoy it.

 

[TimeWarp]

Thanks Jane51 - Fantasia is one of those movies we should enjoy watching again before we go.

 

[sters]

This is on my "to do" list as well! I think this trip, my kids or most of them should be ready for a round of mini golf. I plan to do this next Wednesday between our Epcot morning with Princess breakfast and before our MGM evenning with Fantasmic. It's between the two parks, so why not?

Here's some information that should help, including directions and times. http://www.wdwig.com/golf.htm

 

[bunnyfoo]

It's great fun! Just don't chose the expert course ... It's a toughie Remember to bring some water, it can get pretty hot while you're playing ... even at night.

 

[DisneyDuo]

We always make time to play a round or two of mini golf - it's a nice break from the parks! The other mini golf is fun too - Summer/Winter land, or something like that!

 

[joats]

Fantasia Gardens Mini-Golf is so much fun!
We've also played both Winter and Summerland and while they are newer, they don't compare to Fantasia. Not sure of the times, as we played during the day...but boy, did we have fun!
I say go for it!

 

[tinkerbela]

fantasia gardens is a lot of fun. it is quite a challenge for those who lack the tiger woods skills. you and the little ones will have tons of fun there. rob and i went golfing there during our two trips and had so much fun. he beat me at the last game but i got the secret hole in one. i can't remember what hole it is but it got me a free soda!

 

[Uncleromulus]

Add me to the list of Fantasia Mimi Golf fans. WE always play a couple of games there each trip.
Winter/Summerland are nice too, as is Pirates Cove, just down by the Crossroads shopping area. Two course there--.

 

[ncbyrne]

How much does it cost for one round?

 

[puffkin]

I may be in the minority, but I wasn't that impressed with the one course at Fantasia Gardens (the one with the Fantasia characters). I thought the course was very worn and tattered and the holes were pretty easy, and we are not expert golfers by any means

If your boys are pretty experienced at mini golf, I think they would like the other, more challenging course. We had a great time on that course, and it wasn't like anything we have around home. We both scored terrible scores, but we had a good time. Also, the course was in much better shape, and there weren't nearly as many large families with very young children.

 

[DJDeity]

I'm into checking this out when we get to WDW as well. There's another mini golf place other than Fantasia as well, isn't there? I thought that Fantasia was the easier of the two, although looking at the posts here, I may be wrong.

I haven't played mini-golf in so long, and what they call mini-golf here in TX is quite different from what I'm used to. This is going to be a definite stop!

 

[stinkerbelle]

If your kids aren't into the 'cutesy-ness' of the fantasia path - I highly suggest doing the other course there. No characters or items on the fairway - just good old mini-golf! DH and I really enjoyed it and had alot of fun on the other course there.

 

[jkovick]

We have played in the evening several times and enjoyed it. I believe it was open until 10 or 11. Have fun!