Welcome to mini-golf course #10! I said this once before,…read morebut Medieval Fantasy is now my favorite course so far this tournament. The only big steps are the ones to and from the course, so bad knees and backs shouldn't be a big problem. The holes are fun, and there is a lot of stuff to look at. The black lights and the squishy greens make it great for kids of all ages. Oh yeah, some of the holes have AC! I won a free game on the 19th hole, and my wife bricked it. If you see her, don't tell her I said that.

Such a great immersive experience. was a little skeptical at first and only really went because i…read morehad a coupon. was blown away at how great the place turned out to be! if you're thinking about going here, you definitely should!

This is mini-golf course #1. My wife and I find it small but…read morereally good. Great for kids; they really can't just run off. Not much walking. I do think they should go to 19 holes, with the 19th being the ball retriever. I guess I'm old... never mind, don't listen to me; the course is great.

A fun time and you place is CASH ONLY, luckily there's an ATM right outside. Love all the creative…read moreholes and there's 20 holes to play through. The way you return the ball is pretty cool. Seems pretty cheap for miniature golf.

Welcome to mini-golf course #5 & 6! Today, we had a blast…read moreplaying Pirates of the Golden Galleon, tackling both the port and starboard courses. It was a lot of fun, and it seems like you could potentially get a hole-in-one on every hole! Just a heads-up, though, the #5 hole on the Starboard course is definitely the toughest one on both courses. It's great for kids, grandparents, and even squirrels. There's a bit of climbing involved, but it's not too much. They've made so little ones stay close by.

Located in the heart of the boardwalk with a great esthetic ship out front. We played the Port…read moreside, they have two courses. Every hole has the capability of a hole in one which brings great fun for the group. Good immersion but the Pirate Golf in OC off the boardwalk is better for being the same theme of pirates. Overall great course for $8/person.

One of the better courses aesthetically speaking. The immersion in the pirate ship and detail is…read morewell done. The holes were up and down meaning some well thought out holes and then some very basic holes. Fan favorite is hole #14with the downhill waterfall. Overall good experience and course plus holes were in good condition. Then would benefit from the tee mats with the 3 starting points. Price is pretty high at 14$ a person. And parking is all app meter parking. So those two are not great

Would like to give kudos to the wonderful young man named Troy who works here…read moreMy husband tripped and fell and Troy helped us out tremendously He came to where my husband was and helped bandage his cuts We were able to enjoy the rest of our game. The owner of Pirate Island golf has a great employee to be proud of

Welcome to mini-golf course #29…read more This is a good course for a few great reasons. It's inside, so AC, no rain, no stairs, and fun holes. The place is haunted, so there will be ghosts, but don't worry, it's not that scary. The one hole has the back of a rhino along with rhino poop. This is one of the top two or three funnest courses we played. Most holes have black lights and can get a bit dark at times. Great for kids, but maybe not as good for really young ones.

A great place for all ages! Lots of fun! Always a great…read moreexperience, and last week got a won free ticket for next time

Welcome to mini-golf course #7. Congo Falls offers three…read morecourses: Congo Queen, Solomon's Mine, and The Lost City. We tried The Lost City today, and it's definitely my favorite course we played this summer. After the first hole, you'll descend into a ... well, you know. The Lost City should be fun for kids and grandparents. There are some steps, but they're not too challenging, and it was much cooler. There's a lot to see, and you can also find some nice spots to sit down. Welcome to mini-golf course #8 We decided to try The Congo Queen this time. Word on the street is it can be a bit scary for younger kids, and with so many steps, it might not be ideal for anyone with knee or back problems. Grandparents with little ones might enjoy the Lost City, which has fewer steps. The holes are quite tricky; we only managed to get one in one on hole #9, and that was pure chance! The course is quite tall, so it can get warm up there, but they've got plenty of spots to sit. There's so much to see, but my favorite was the Monkey DJ. My wife thought the music was too loud; I couldn't tell by the way she was beating me. I thought the music was fine. Please don't tell her I said that!

Great place to come and go a little mini golfing. The music is good and the price is right. We had…read morefun here. The staff is friendly and it's a pretty easy course.

They have been updating some rides and moving rides around. The best time to go to beat the lines…read moreis at 4pm. The tickets never expire and it has a variety of rides for all ages. The music they play is good. All the rides are tested before the park opens. (We stayed at the Flanders.) It can get crowded depending on the day and time. The ticket prices aren't too expensive. The arcade is cool.

The Seaport Village Golf mini-golf course is amazing, with a great layout and design! Lots of…read morestairs and minimal shade so go early or you will be HOT. Open 11-5.

Welcome to mini-golf course #3!…read more Just a heads-up, it's completely open and doesn't have much shade. So, remember to pack water and sunscreen. It's a great spot for the little ones and the grandparents to hang out--not much walking , and the kids won't be able to wander off easily. Overall, it's a nice course, but I'm wondering if there might be a few trademark issues.

A lower budget, been here awhile mini golf course on the boardwalk. In a day and age where mini…read moregolf can cost ~$15 a person you can't beat $5 a person for an alright golf course. A lot of holes with gimmicks and funnels which are cool but ball will get stuck sometimes. Overall worth the cheap price.

Love ocean city!!! On the beach today with a 32 degree halo. So cool. The blue photo was…read morealtered.

- No admission fee the Thursday before Labot Day, which was a nice surprise--Google said $8 per…read moreadult, but we didn't pay anything - Super fine sand that sticks to everything, whether you're sweaty or bone dry--bring a good towel and some patience, and be prepared to take a good amount home - Shoreline is a very short walk from the boardwalk, which is super convenient if you're carrying gear or have kids in tow - Rinse stations do exist, but they're hard to find--not very well marked - Lots of shells scattered around; great if you like collecting, but could be uncomfortable for bare feet in some spots - Plenty of food, drink, and dessert options on the boardwalk; everything from pizza to frozen custard is within reach - Handy souvenir shops nearby, which is great for grabbing last-minute beach gear or keepsakes - Decent beach with convenient access and amenities, but it didn't quite live up to the hype; fine for a casual visit, but not a must-see