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    Amanda F.

    My husband and I stopped here on a Saturday afternoon. This place is great and has tons of options for families, couples, or kids. Mini Golf: You have two paths you can choose. Dreamland vs Adventure. My husband and I went with the adventure course. This course allows you to choose between easy (red), intermediate (green), and pro (black). Once at the hole, you pick your own adventure by hitting towards the appropriate flag color. The course had tons of random piece of artwork and was quite entertaining despite it being hot af outside on a Saturday afternoon. Other play options include disc golf, pickle ball, and splash pad for kids. They have calendar events and tonight was their full moon fest. They have an area where a band can play and an astro turf lawn. Lastly is the booze situation. They have a full bar. They also have an area where you can pour your own beer, cider, or wine and pay per ounce. Note while playing mini golf they have a few refill stations for drinks.

    Michael L.

    THE BIG: Family-fun activities that range from mini golf, pickle ball, bocce and more. Right off of 290 and you can't miss the artistic silos poking up from the acreage. THE BLACK AND WHITE: The bae and I came here for a Dripping Springs day. We first started off at Dreamland since they were open the earliest (7am on a Saturday). It was raining but quickly cleared up and the property is super fun to just walk around. Art is placed everywhere from the mini golf course to the concert venue to the shaded food hall. The beer/wine were pour-it-yourself, meaning Dreamland gives you an RFID card, and you place the card over the tap to pour as much as you want. Great idea if you want to sample EVERYTHING! I swear you could spend the entire day here and not get tired. The bae and I played a round of mini golf (18 holes) and it took about 1.5 hrs to complete. The course is tough, well tough for us newbies, but also really fun! THE FINAL BAMBOO: Overall, $12 per person for mini golf and pour-yourself beer/wine experience was awesome! I'm definitely bringing a crew next time to spend some good quality Austin hill country fun.

    Very fun miniature golf for the entire family!
    Chris L.

    My family and I were very pleased to hear about Dreamland because we lack fun family-centric activities that are outdoor in Dripping Springs and Bee Cave. We were very pleasantly surprised by how beautiful the grounds were with incredible sculptures and statues as well as massive American and Texas Flags. The landscaping is very nicely done and the golf greens are fantastic with an easy course that accommodates younger children and an advanced course for good golfers. My favorite aspect of Dreamland is the beer and wine taps with computerized screens that highlight the plethora of beer and wine options where guests can self serve their favorite flavors! What a cool and unique idea! We tried all sorts of beers! We also really enjoyed the live music which could be heard throughout the miniature golf area which made it very fun! Our children also really enjoyed the play structure! Dreamland is a fun spot for adults and children and you can spend an hour and play 18 holes or stay for a few hours and enjoy the amenities!

    Lots of seating all over, including throughout the mini golf course
    Veronica Y.

    What a beautiful property this is! I enjoyed the two 18-hole minigolf courses. The Dream course is the easier one, although I still found it hard enough. The Challenge course was even more fun, and also harder...but by the time we got to the challenge course we had given up all pretense of keeping score anyway! There are some really interesting features, and the challenge course itself has three "levels" you can play (each round is actually three different holes that vary in difficulty and you're meant to pick and stick to one level of difficulty...i just picked whatever flag my ball landed closest to!) It's a perfect activity especially during the pandemic. The grounds are way bigger than the other mini golf courses I've been to, and there are interesting art features all over. I went at night and it was beautifully lit with the live oaks all aglow with purple, pink and blue lights. Also there was live music (you can enjoy while you golf or sit in the big outdoor audience area at the stage) and a very cool self-serve wine and beer (and cider) bar. The self-serve process: Open the tab, get the rfid card and then help yourself! It's charged by the ounce, so you can try a bunch, if you like. Or order their cocktail slushes from behind the manned bar because those sounded pretty great too.

    Tana R.

    This is such a fun outdoor entertainment venue!!! I have been multiple times and love the variety of activities you can try here. Besides mini golf, I tried pickleball for my very first time and had a blast! They offer all sorts of games to play and also have a PourMyBeer system to grab a delicious drink while you are having fun! The best part is that with this system, you can pay and pour by the ounce, so you don't have to get stuck with a glass of something you might not end up liking. Their beverage wall has 90 self-pour taps so there is a large selection of local craft beers to try, ciders, wines, cocktails, there is definitely something tasty to try for everyone! Dreamland is also a great spot for company gatherings or family celebrations. I have organized multiple work events here and the staff was always fantastic, so friendly, accommodating, and helpful! Will definitely be back for more soon!

    Racist menu

    What a great spot outside of Austin! Lots to do, perfect for families. Mini Golf course has several levels that fit any type of golfer, from the kiddos to the pros. Beer selection is impressive. Just one major gripe. The menu is labeled in the most inappropriate way, they have an "Immigrant Experience" menu that includes tacos and other regular items. Strangely, pizza wasn't listed under the "immigrant menu". Never seen anything as ignorant and dumb as that. Please change it, it's cringy.

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    Pricing was outrageous. Didn't even have time to do both courses and they weren't able to refund us for not doing the second course.

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    This place is amazing. I Installed the TVs and speakers outside for the golf course. This place is super amazing. A must go to family spot.

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