Great time here. Was…read morelooking for something fun to do and saw that this place was closeby our hotel right on the main highway (US-1/Coastal Highway) and had consistently good reviews. they are co-loctaed with their Sea Shell Shop which is a huge souvenir shop with tons of trinkets. You'll have to go there if you want to use your credit card to play golf...otherwise you can use cash to pay at the golf counter. Golf prices are $10 per person...children 3 and under are free. You are given a club, ball and score card. The 19-hole course is well maintained...the grounds were clean and all of the decorations were functioning as they should. While we did have to wait a few minutes on some of the more difficult holes whiles the groups ahead finished, it wasn't too bad. The difficulty level throughout was very fair...enough that most people, including children, could complete the course. There are benches along the way so you can sit while you wait. The single staff member at the front counter was super friendly and helpful. Large parking lot. I highly recommend this place for anyone looking for something fun to do in the area. $10 per person, for 19-holes in a high-tourist location is extremely reasonable in my opinion.

I wanted to enjoy a nice Summer day by playing some mini golf and I saw that Shell We Golf had good…read morereviews. I decided to give it a try and boy do I wish that I never did. With that being said, the guy that works here is an absolute miserable person. To explain, I went to pick up a scorecard and he flipped out. He yelled and said that "he was the only one allowed to touch the scorecards". This is a mini golf course, not the Masters. Furthermore, he wouldn't let you pick your own club so my club was way too short for me. On top of that, he let way too many people on the course at once and it was impossible to move. It took almost two hours to finish the course. Also, when I was in the middle of a hole, the guy came out with leaf blower and was holding everyone up. Just an unbelievable experience. In the same manner, the course itself was not good. To clarify, the course was extremely hilly and the greens were uneven. The golf balls would just roll by themselves. In addition, the course was only designed for right handed players. There were several holes where you couldn't even hit as a lefty due to trees and bushes. It was simply a poorly designed course. In all, Shell We Golf is one of the worst mini golf courses that I've ever played due to poor design and rude employees.

Season pass holder. Trying to get some food and they closed the grill an hour early at 5:00. A week…read moreearlier ordered at 5:30, as well as every other time we've been here. Unacceptable service. Close the entire counter at the same time everytime. Thank you

Very cute, easy park. The arcade was mostly broken or old, but the food was decent, lots of chairs,…read moreand overall pretty clean. Cost is probably a little high for the actual value.

Ok course with cute beach decorations. No shade at all so go later in the day. All was well except…read morethe radio was blasting commercials, one of my biggest pet peeves.

The place was great. Dinosaurs were cool. The family had a good time. I love the dinosaur on the…read morelast hole, making fun of you for making a bad shot. Good stuff

A fun day and the attendants were most helpful and friendly for young drivers. They were very…read moresafety conscious

Never had a bad time, even when I come in last! They have a range of carts, some super fast and…read moresome more average. My adult family and I did the 5 ride pack so we did each course once, than chose our favorites to do a second time. Any more than that would've been too much for us, but most people that were there had the 8 ride bracelet. Some of the races we thought too many people were on the track, but some people think it's more fun that way. We are all a bit sore the next day (bruised knees and backs from the force of the karts). The carts are small so anyone over 6' might have a tough time fitting.

Entered the restaurant which is also a bowling alley and arcade games…read more Being in the beach area in Delaware on the weekends is like driving NYC in rush hour, so I decided to reserve a table for myself and 2 grandsons noticing they had a nice kid's menu. Upon entering I noticed I wouldn't have needed a reservation and was very surprised. We were seated at a very cool three sided square booth which lined the restaurant very comfortable and happy adding to the experience. Had a bourbon cocktail to start, very good. The food we ordered were very good. The kids ordered the Kraft Mac n cheese which they enjoyed and I have to admit being from South Jersey near the Philly area the cheesesteak I ordered was indeed sliced ribeye on a delicious Liscio roll. Definitely a south Philly competitor. I remember mentioning to my buddy who graciously lent me his condo for the week to enjoy with the kids, who recommended dining here what a wonderful experience this was and he said when he took his brother, he was so surprised a bowling alley was capable of delivering such a wonderful dining experience.

A friend and I visited on a Saturday night because we knew it had ddr (for me). I bumped into 3…read moreselections that I like that I didn't notice or remember last time- Never Ending Story, Initial D, and some song reminiscent of Ace of Base where Reddit probably has resources to find the machine type at the location and then maybe the song associated with that location. Maybe- which is kinda insane- but in a good way. Both my friend and I thought that DDR included 2 or 3 rounds before but now it is only one game for $2 which is expensive. They seem to be the only ones who offer this in the area for now and they have a good selection for me otherwise. We played air hockey where one side's outside goal borders a bit flimsy like last year or so but it still works well otherwise. Small arcade but it seems not too populated even on a Saturday night or not this one. The location and size may have to do with why there are not too many people either. They get most of their money from the food experience probably. Maybe bowling and other things that I don't know that they have might do better. There was a live band on Thai Sat evening. Not my kind of music but this more elderly, classy crowd seemed to be enjoying in the festivities a lot. The bathrooms here are clean.

You get a really decent experience with the price you pay. It's a modest price (24.99) for a…read moremodest park. They advertise 6 slides, a pool, a kiddie area and a lazy river. I have a problem with one of the slides - since it's made of concrete. The body slide mat is used on a slide that is cement. I got cement burn on my way down. The only way this doesn't happen is if you go very slow - so if you use the body mat...go slow. They have signs every with rules and warnings - which I do appreciate. This is probably an insurance requirement. I don't appreciate the sign that says if you bring outside food or drink in you'll get kicked out. For a family place - this seems kinda harsh. If you need to feed your children - you have to feed your child out of ur trunk. They do this to sell their overpriced pretzels and warm soggy fries. This is really the thing that bothers me. It really is a fun family inexpensive spot to bring your family.

It's a nice place to enjoy and get fun with your family ,we went with my family there and we…read moreenjoyed everything Pool are so clean and good service for everything, and good food. I recommend you visit that place and you will enjoy everything. Thank you .

If I go to an arcade, I expect to spend some money. For $40, the three of us had a BLAST playing…read morethese games, even as adults. We also went up to the rooftop to play mini golf, which I would also recommend. It was SO much fun, and the view is great. The guy that was working the ticket counter was also so nice and patient!

Zelky's Arcade South is a very good arcade experience on the Rehoboth Beach, DE boardwalk. When I…read morevisited they were celebrating 40 years in business. I appreciate it here because there's an 80's and 90's retro feel with the gaming selection and atmosphere, which is nostalgic and I enjoy. This is one of few examples of a business that doesn't invest in major upgrades over time and it pays off as the aging interior produces character. There's a variety of retro and contemporary games here. They have good prizes here for young and older players and the machines are not stingy with awarding winnings. Especially the mechanical claw machine games which seemed to be very generous in awarding winnings. The attendants were also friendly and especially when exercising patience with kids taking their time to peruse prize options. Overall a good experience and I will visit again when at Rehoboth Beach.

They were so rude. We walked in with a smile on our faces and asked to split the 100$ card onto…read morethree because you get more points if you pay a higher price, and they weren't even respectful of our request. They literally screamed at us and then told us angrily, YOU CANT HAVE ICE CREAM IN HERE. Then a child and their guardian came in and was trying to use a kiosk to pay but it was out of order. They didn't realize that so obviously someone was walking over to tell them. They screamed ITS OUT IF ORDER DONT YOU SEE! YOU HAVE TO PAY UP FRONT!!!! And then the rudest thing happened--the girl turned to the child and screamed NO ICE CREAM KID so they walked outside on the boardwalk and she followed them and said NO ICE CREAM OUTSIDE OUR ARCADE EITHER. I was thinking, this isn't your boardwalk! I'll go spend money on Funland

Zelky's Arcade North, like its sister arcade located on the opposite side of Rehoboth Avenue along…read morethe boardwalk, is a throwback arcade experience. Zelky's North occupies a noticeably smaller space than Zelky's South. Nevertheless, like its sister arcade, Zelky's North is very nostalgic and takes you back to 80s and 90's arcade days. They are celebrating their 40th anniversary, however, this location is closing at the end of the summer season for building renovations. There are several retro and contemporary games to play here. They have fun prizes for young and older players. The attendants are also friendly and exercise patience when dealing with kids at the ticket redemption station. Overall, a good experience and I can't wait to witness history upon reopening of the new arcade.