This was our first return to Putting Edge since they moved into the Colossus plaza after the huge…read morefacility they had near IKEA/Dave and Buster's. We were a bit skeptical of how it would measure up, because it's in a much smaller unit, but we turned out pleasantly impressed. The one obvious improvement is that it's newer than the old facility, but it's been a few years since they moved. Yet, it is still very fresh and clean. We booked our tickets online prior to going, as recommended on their website, to avoid any wait behind others to get started. Sure enough, we only had to wait a couple of minutes once we arrived to get started. In the meantime, we wandered among the arcade amusements you can enjoy. You can purchase ticket packages in bulk if you want to enjoy the arcade machines and games in lieu of or in addition to your mini golf experience. We were handed out putters and able to choose what colour glow-in-dark ball we wanted. We were able to begin right away. Throughout the entire 18 holes, we rarely had to worry about waiting on people ahead of us, or causing delay to anyone behind. It wasn't perfect, but it was a testament to how well they manage to stagger entrants. All of the holes were different, in terms of layout and paint design. Everything was aesthetically pleasing. The challenge level was a good medium so that you don't want to scream with frustration, but not so easy as to make it absolutely boring. I'd say we spent maybe 90 minutes or so in total to complete the course. We were asked if we'd like to have a scorecard to keep track, which we did. It wasn't always easy keeping up, moving along, and writing scores on the fly, but it made it a little more fun to keep the competitive streak running. We dropped our putters off before exiting the course and were done. It was a great family activity, which I'd recommend with any group you might want to play with. They also offer party packages, with a full sized party area to accommodate a celebratory meal. We'll definitely return every so often for a fun, family experience.

What looks like a pretty small and boring arcade from the onset, delivers an amazing and definitely…read moreaffordable experience. Perfect for date nights or even a fun day out with the family, this mini golf place definitely delivers! Psychedelic colours await you with distorted shapes and figures covered in neon as you putt through all the rounds of a really fun and different course. Each hole is different and has it's own charm. Staff are friendly and even when it's not super busy, it's still a great day out. With such an affordable price, I'll definitely be back!

We came here because we knew we wanted to play mini-golf, but there were a few options. This one…read morewas one of two included in the Clifton Hill fun pass. We went with this because it was quite hot out, and this was indoors. Plus who doesn't love glow in the dark? This was a great time, with some trick shots, but nothing so impossible where it became frustrating. The only drawback was it was very crowded and it felt like we were waiting more than playing. It would be helpful to have a worker or two supervising in the area to ensure people are playing and moving not just messing around. I'd absolutely recommend this to anyone in the area.

Came here with the Clifton Hill Fun Pass…read more The glow-in-the-dark theme is fun! But because of how dark it is, it's sometimes hard to see the hole. They do glow, but due to the angle, it's not always obvious. Tip: While waiting for your turn, scout out that hole. As someone who has never done mini golf before, I found the trick shots/mini-obstacles fun to attempt, even though they usually ended badly. There were lots of fun spots for photo opportunity (though we had to kindly ask people to give us space before taking any photos since the place was jam packed). Overall a fun experience. However, if you're in a hurry, I would skip this one. It was 33 degrees outside the day I went, so it was extremely packed. About 1.5 hours to get through all 18 holes.

Date night for some old people. It was a little rainy so perfect thing to do. Wanted to feel like…read morea tourist across the border. We have done a few different mini golfs on Clifton hill but this was a new one located in the old Ripleys believe it or not museum. We did this at night and it was glow in the dark. Fun and inviting, We weren't the only adults playing so we felt right at home. They do have some holes upstairs either use stairs or they do have an elevator. We took the stairs. We aren't that old yet. The holes were good and wait time was not bad at all. It did the trick when we came out the rain was done. Great thing to do on a nice or rainy day.

My friends and I came here on a Friday afternoon and it was raining. It's a perfect mini putt place…read morefor bad weather because it's indoors. We thought it was a really cool 18 hole course! It got busy but expected but moved fast. Would def come back! Great for all ages.

What we got: Formula 1 Racing - 6 Rounds (~CAD $16)…read more Aya's take: I love go karting and this was my first time doing it outdoors! Niagara Go-Karts is a family-friendly spot that is good for families, kids, and friends wanting to have a good time. It was a Wednesday afternoon and we practically had the track to ourselves. We bought 6 rounds and were able to get 3 rounds free. I recommend checking their website for deals like that so you don't miss out! We got situated in our F1 karts and were ready to roll. The highest speed is allegedly 45mph but I highly doubt I got even close to that despite going full throttle. It was also annoying to have to stop after every lap to hand off a ticket to track how many laps you've done so far. It's hard to race against your friends or get competitive when you're constantly having to stop right as you get comfortable with your speed. They should consider finding a better way to track that and it would also be fun if they had metrics on how fast each group was going and how well each individual races. Nonetheless, it was a fun activity and fairly cheap.

Randomly drove by this place and my husband said "Let's go Go Karting!" It's nothing special but we…read morehad such a good time. I forgot how many tickets we got but every time you went around you gave the guy a ticket. It was raining and a bit slippery but we had fun!

I love dinosaurs. Like, LOVE love them. I've been obsessed with the creatures since I was four…read moreyears old, and that enjoyment has never gone away. The magic all flooded back when we stopped in Niagara Falls to look around while on a road trip from Toronto to Buffalo. When I saw Dinosaur Adventure Golf, I literally started screaming to go! In order to quiet me down, my hubby immediately bought a ticket for us to play two rounds of mini golf on each of the dino courses. This place is an absolute blast and an easy must-do if you're even remotely into dinosaurs. Everything is super well kept, clean, and clearly maintained, which makes the whole experience feel legit and not at all like a cheesy throwaway attraction. It's not cheap, but this mini-golf experience is worth every penny. I mean, DINOSAURS!!! There are two full 18 hole courses, each with a different theme. There's the T-Rex Trek and the Raptor Run, and both are rad in their own way. T-Rex is a bit more relaxed, while Raptor actually brings a real challenge for more experienced golfers (I say that very loosely). I'd recommend playing both courses for the best views of all the dinosaurs. A full round takes about an hour, unless you're super fast or a good putter. While the attraction was busy the day we visited, I never felt rushed or crowded. The theming is next-level, making this one of the very best roadside attractions I have ever visited. There are life sized dinosaurs everywhere you look, corny sound effects, rocky cavern terrain, and a 50 foot tall volcano that literally shoots fire. Not "pretend" fire. Actual flames. When it erupted with smoke and fire during my golf game, I was frozen in my tracks from sheer excitement! Guys, they have a VOLCANO. THAT ERUPTS WITH REAL FIRE! REAL. FIRE! Bonus points for the ticket value bundles that are for sale. You can pair this with other Clifton Hill tourist attractions and save a little money, which makes it an even better deal in a touristy area. There are wax museums and fun houses and carnival rides that are cheesy but also pretty awesome, so be sure to check out the discounts if you're going to make a day of it. Whether you're a hardcore dino nerd or just want a genuinely fun mini golf experience, Dinosaur Adventure Golf totally delivers. Fun, challenging, over-the-top, and way more memorable than it has any right to be.

This is actually really fun and worth doing while in Niagara especially with kids. It's large and…read morethere's benches between holes and the large dinosaurs and waterfall and caves are fun. At night the volcano puffs fire which is cool too.

This is one of the few places to visit along the beach. It seems like it has seen better days…read moreand is a little run down now. There's a snack bar where you grab a bite to eat. I would drive down to Barangas (for a fancy meal) or the ice cream place (for a cheap meal) instead. We did the bumper cars, outdoor laser tag, and miniature golf at Adventure Village. They were OK. Nothing to write home about. Our 8-year old daughter did the rock climbing wall too. The mini golf course was pretty short and the holes were not that impressive. The bumper cars were actually pretty fun despite the small area. The laser tag course was pretty big and they tell you who "won" at the end. Tip: You win by having the most hits, not by not getting hit.

We had a fun time here with family and an 8 year old. This place is a bit run down and rough around…read morethe edges. However, everything was in working order and the attractions were reasonably priced. We didn't hit the concession stand, so I can't speak to that quality or pricing. The employees were engaged and seemed to enjoy being there. We've been to too many places similar to this where everyone working seemed to be a surly kid-hater. This place was NOT like that.

Yesterday I got the opportunity to try the axe throwing attraction at Lasertron . You get 55 min of…read moreaxe throwing , with my coupon it came to $27 . There are several games you can choose from , our favorite was the pirate tic tac toe . The staff assisted me with the best technique to throw the axe , after a while I got the hang of it , although my boyfriend was a true natural ! We also got to do some Billiard games for no additional cost . Saturday afternoon was bustling with children , so we decided not to check out the arcade or lasertag . I plan on going again within a couple of weeks , as I got a credit to try out another attraction . It might seem pricey at first , but Lasertron is actually quite affordable if you take advantage of their specials .

The vibe was great, roam free while choosing what (of the many) activites to participate in. There…read morewas laser tag, an arcade (small but still could win some candy or toys), a bar where the bartender drew was very kind and made sure everyone was seen and taken care of with ease, billiards and virtual darts (huge screens), and axe throwing. Truly something for everyone and all the staff I interacted with were very capable of their jobs!

Just wanted to add that the town has a 40km/h speed trap, so drive slow when passing through!read more

I visited the Rockwood Conservation with the Toyota funded GRCA annual pass made available and free…read moreat the library. This conservation is roughly $7 at admission, but free for a vehicle full if you have the annual pass. The hiking trail features trees and trekked paths near the water over the glacial deposits. You can even walk by the water. The access for boat is very easy to get to, there is a parking lot nearby. The boating looks fun as there are mini lagoon like areas and even caves to explore, reminds me of a lagoon theme park. By the way for the non hikers there is a putting green at the entrance, price is for adult and child but there are leaves and debris and it's full sun. Definitely worth checking out. The GRCA charges for admission because it is not funded by tax payers.

Went with my family to play virtual golf and have some drinks and food...i was not thinking that…read morefood would be as great as it was..we had dill pickle dip,tater tot nachos and shrimp tacos , brisket pizza and buffalo chicken pizza.. .the pizza was excellent, their pizza crust is amazing and the shrimp tacos are also amazing..very large shrimp on the tacos and very full of veggies.. All in all we are very please with the whole evening..

The food is upper quality bar food. Quantity and flavour are not lacking. I had the Clubhouse…read moreClubhouse Sandwich and had the baked beans as a side (I steer clear of deep fried) and I am not a spring chicken ... it was the best bar sandwich I have EVER had! I was here once before playing their golf simulator with my buddy and he had a differnet sandwich with fries, and it was equally generous with the portions of both. I had the lobster roll which was also very good (but not as great as the aforementioned.) But this place should advertise their food better. Vast menu with multiple options well prepared including pasta, pizza, nachos, wings, frogs legs, multiple dip dishes and on and on. THIS IS AN UNDISCOVERED FOOD GEM! additionally they have a monter list of craft drafts... you gotta eat here and the golf simulator is merely a bonus! I had a photo, but it turned out very blurred, next time, which will be soon I will get a photo to post. This place needs to brag about their food, and frankly, could use a simpler name, which I have to look up for this review. This review is totally authentic and I am a very harsh critic to the point I left Travel Advisor because I sounded like a cranky old fart not happy with anything. DENO T ... out

Went on a Saturday for family birthday party. There were easily six to eight birthday parties going…read moreon at the same time but the place is so large that you didn't feel crowded. All the kids jumped, climbed and jumped in ball pits, so did a few of the "big" kids. There are plenty of seating options all around, we chose the massage chairs (accepts cash or cards). When it was time for pizza they announce your party. We had a room on the side. There were picnic tables in there and cubbies for the shoes and a small fridge for drinks. When the kids checked in for the party they all got skid proof socks to wear in the park. Plenty of time for pizza, cake and presents.

This is a fun place for small children. We specifically go in mornings only to avoid crowds and…read moreolder-age kids, which seem to show up in evenings (especially weekends). There are a lot of different activities that our kids love to go back and forth between. Can easily spend 2-3 hours here burning energy. This is currently one of our preferred trampoline parks in the area. We will be back again.