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!

Great company,great place for family fun. Definitely…read morerecommend for family fun, I don't know why you need to write all these words to post. Ridiculous

It's a simple driving range with $12 for a bucket and $14 for a bucket with the grass. You will…read morefind the manufacturer tee offs extremely high and hard to hit since no ball should sit that high. It's a simple range and fine place to come and enjoying yourself

Par-Tee Putt is an okay spot for a casual activity downtown Toronto. They offer mini golf with 18…read morethemed holes and ping pong courts, but it felt kinda cheap compared to other putt places I've been to. The holes are short and gimmicky, making it quick to finish. We tried a variety of food like the deep dish pizza, nachos, and wings, and overall it was decent pub grub: crispy wings, solid pizza slices, nothing standout but good enough to pair with a game and drinks. Fun for groups or a low-key hangout nearby, but not a spot I'd rush back to. Worth a one-time visit if you're in the area.

They're currently undergoing renovations, but I believe it was an even smaller space prior to the…read morerenovations. It's not a well built course, but rather a few makeshift putting greens thrown into a bar. The website also said there would be 27 holes but there were only 19. If you can get tickets for cheap, it's a kind of fun activity. But not worth it otherwise.

Fun experience playing laser tag!…read more Had a group and played for 1 hour. So much fun I can't wait to go back! This was my second time visiting! Great birthday event!

eZone has a mix of activities in one place. The most unique…read moreis Whirlyball - lacrosse on bumber cars! You have two teams, 5 bumber cars each, trying to score on each other's target across a court, with a lacrosse-type scoop and ball. It's $275 + tax per hour. That's quite expensive, but it's more manageable if you have 10 people, which is the number of bumper cars they have. It's quite fun, but hard to control/master. Great team building event. Taking a look around, eZone also has a court for ball hockey or basketball, laser tag, golf simulators, pool, ping pong ... and a bar/restaurant attached as well.

Went with friends as hang out activity in Scarborough Town center near by store lots lots of free…read moreparking. Going inside there is a small arcade area washroom on site and the mini golf counter. Checked in and got the putters and balls. 18 holes some more challenging than others. Set up is nice all the glow in the dark paints pop out like neon lights. Fun spot. Now the score card that can be downloaded online rather than pencil and paper. Great price $15/ per person. Would come back another time.

Went to this place for a quick little daydate. We did mini golfing which was super cute and I loved…read morethe layout of the golfing. Place was very small though. I wouldn't say this location is for children per se. Maybe for a cute adult day. The staff was friendly.

Proximity, for the urban golfer, is its own form of luxury. The Docks Driving Range earns its place…read moreas a neighbourhood staple precisely because it asks so little of your schedule: unpretentious, and reliably open when the impulse to swing strikes. Situated at the water's edge with the Toronto skyline framing each shot, the setting carries a quiet drama that no indoor facility can replicate. The format is refreshingly straightforward: hourly mat rentals with unlimited balls, no fuss, no complicated booking ritual. The online waitlist system is a thoughtful modern touch, and the waterfront air adds a lightness to the session that a conventional range cannot manufacture. Where the experience shows its age is in the details. The hitting mats bear the honest wear of years of use, and the pricing structure during peak hours demands a scrutiny that the facility does not always reward. Those accustomed to pristine teeing surfaces and a curated soundtrack will need to calibrate expectations accordingly. Yet for the local regular, these are minor concessions in exchange for supreme convenience. This is a course correction between meetings, a stolen hour before dinner, a go-to. And in a city where accessible outdoor practice space is a genuine scarcity, The Docks fills that gap with admirable consistency.

This place is a great escape from downtown and is right on the water. While you can see the city…read moreskyline in the background, you feel away from the city which is great and relaxing! It's quite easy to reserve or join the waitlist for the driving range online. Due to the layout of the facility, the check-in spot is a little bit confusing the first time.

We were here for the company summer social event night. We had 2 big areas to dine in with buffet…read morestyle, kids having fun with unlimited video games, and adults had prizes by winning tickets. The venue was huge and we had never get bored. My kid enjoyed the games so much. The adult games also super fun and enjoyable. Just the food was more like finger food. I think that's what the package included. We still really enjoyed the games and time here with other company members.

Should be called Dave and Busted because half of the arcade games are broken... we flagged down the…read moretechnician 6 times during our visit because the games were malfunction after we tapped our cards. The food and drinks were surprisingly pretty good for bar food. I got the spinach and cheese dip with tortilla chips, and the funnel fries. I enjoyed both!m after a few hours of games. The service, however, was terrible. We got up multiple times looking for a severer to take our order. They kept saying they would come but never did. We received little to no service during our meal. They should close this place for a full renovation or put more money into game maintenance. I am hesitant to come back here again anytime soon.

I had high anticipation for this venue but there are several HUGE misses here, and that's why I…read morewould not recommend nor will I revisit again in the future. 1. No wifi for patrons/guests 2. No mini golf as mentioned in prior posts 3. Several out of service arcades and games 4. Ridiculously overpriced ticket redemption prizes I had 3 game cards, and with the remaining amount of game credits each card had insufficient credits to play a game. For example: cards 1, 2, and 3 had 2 credits in each card, I wanted to group them onto one card for 6 credits to play a 6 credit game, well, they refused to do that. The female working the front register said no and said I would have to purchase additional credits to each card. So the 3 cards had to be thrown out. You should also be aware that the photos posted here have changed significantly as mini golf is not available. I'll go back to Playcious in the future.

Reasonably priced and relatively clean for a play place. Stayed for around two hours with a 5 and 1…read moreyear old. Hard to do play dates as kids run in different directions even though it's not that big a place. Very noisy. Would recommend for your own kids but too hard to corral them with a friend.

As far as I know, this is the only place in Toronto where you can lay about around the pool whist…read moreenjoying a beer and a burger, then play a round of mini golf. This entertainment complex has a lot going for it, but there's also a lot of work that needs to be done. For one thing, it feels like a creepy abandoned amusement park. Sure, there are beach volleyball courts, a driving range, mini golf, a rock wall, a restaurant, a couple of bars and a pool, but it's all just plopped down on a giant swath of concrete, not unlike the CNE. It's also virtually deserted. If it were me, I would try to hide the lots full of trucks and generators with a wall of hedges. And have more greenery dotting the place. Maybe some fake palm trees around the pool. And real trees in planters in the GIGANTIC patio area (which also has pool tables, ping pong and fooz ball tables). Polson Pier makes Ontario Place look like Disneyworld. The pool area is small, but pleasant. There are about 50 deck chairs and 4 giant bed sort of things that you can lay about on (down from 8 last year, boo). The pool itself is kind of like a big fountain. It's 4 feet deep with a ledge all the way across where you can sit. It's chlorinated, which makes me thirsty and sleepy. The pool area has a bar on the side and a great view of the city. It's also got a pretty wide range of visitors, from young families to a group that could only be described as "Vin Diesel and his stripper friends." Use of the pool is $10, you buy a paper bracelet at guest services. The bar and food is fine. We drank tall boys of Rolling Rock, which were $7.50 each. Not cheap, but not ridiculous, considering you're so far from everything. You go to the bar to get drinks. This place might have gotten another star if they had servers in the pool area. I got an order of deep fried pickles at the cantina, which were fine, but pricey at $5.25 for 4 strips. A round of mini golf is $9 each. Also pricey, and the course is full of pits, but it's laid out well. Plus, I managed to tie with the Hubster, which makes me happy. If there was more going on, we might have stayed later and took in a movie at the drive-in (which doubles as the driving range), but the place was so deserted, we opted to leave. Honestly, this could be a really awesome way to spend a day if they just made a few changes. For one thing, maybe have a shuttle bus or something so that people could get there really easily. Then spruce it up a bit, bring the prices down a bit, and advertise the living hell out of it. Also, have two pools: the family pool, and the 19+ pool. We'll definitely be back again, because it's a genuinely relaxing place to hang, but if we found a decent replacement, we'd go there instead.

Came here for their summer pool party so it is mainly that aspect I will base my review on…read more Location - totally out the way on Cherry Street and can be hard to find if you are a first timer however the view of Toronto make up for it. Party - awesome party, great music and great idea being by the pool side but having Toronto's skyline in view. Cover was $30! Come on real world people do not want to pay $30 cover then be charged $8 per can of bud lime! That seriously fuking pissed me off as it was the only beer they were offering and its day time I do not want to be knocking shots. Outside the pool party area there seems to be plenty to do except there is nobody around to do it? There were a few food joints and a bar where you could again buy rip off beer in a can but I think the whole place is wasting away and I can imagine why if your charging for crap drinks and food. I hear they have a golf driving range here so I would probably only consider going for that but if you have not been to the pool parties then try it out. Best moment was the dude that looked like a chipmunk pouring oil over himself then shaking his ass like a slippery rodent.