The place is very close to me so that part is a positive. They have a lot of spots and they can…read morehandle heavy traffic which is another positive. Customer service has been always great and quick. The only thing I don't like but I think the majority like is: the spots are not covered and in a hot sunny day you would get a lot of vitamin D! Overall I don't mind the place and I go there a a lot.

Always a great place to go hit the range. There are tons of spots at this driving range so I've…read morenever had to wait on anyone to finish before getting a stall. They have a new mini golf area as well which looks super fun. It's $10 for the mini golf, $10 for a small bucket or balls, or $15 for a large bucket of balls. We normally get a large bucket and share it. Kids are welcome here too! You can purchase a deal which is $99 for 10 large buckets I believe. There are private lessons available here too so really something for everyone! Check this place out! The staff are also really friendly and helpful. Ice cream and drinks for sale here too! The bathrooms are outhouses.

A small place in Seba Beach that is open during the summer. It has great ice cream with many…read moreoptions: hard, soft, twisted. I love love their soft ice cream. I mean their hard ice cream is also great and they have a lot of flavours but I prefer their soft ice cream. They also have mini golf which isn't bad.

We ordered the caramel milkshake, and it was pretty good--maybe a tiny bit synthetic tasting if I'm…read morebeing honest, but still enjoyable. I've had lots of ice cream here before, and they consistently have a great selection of flavours, so I'd definitely still recommend stopping in for a treat. We also played mini golf, and while the course is definitely a little dated, that honestly adds to the charm. There are lots of obstacles that make it surprisingly challenging--even for the 'pros' in your group--which makes it way more fun. The overall vibe here in the summer is always amazing, and it's become one of those spots I genuinely love visiting. The staff have always been super friendly too, which makes the experience even better. If you get the chance, I'd definitely recommend checking this place out! I will say tho, their food can definitely be hit and miss, I got a taco in a bag and a poutine, the taco in a bag was okay.. nothing special, the beef inside wasn't super appetizing looking. And the fries were definitely undercooked. That's why it's getting the rating of 3 starts despite the positives above!

Very bad experience. Had booked for my son's birthday party from a month ago and when I received…read morethe tables I'd confirmed were given to another group. The lady that was the organizer reacted very rude when I brought up my concerns and all I got was her horrible attitude. They ruined the day that I had prepared for, from 3 months ago. They also don't allow food/drink from outside and push for their own food, at 2-3 times cost.

Came here for Father's Day…read more This place has not changed since I was little and came here. The workers were kind and helpful. The place was busy which was good to see. We all had fun on the lanes and the kids were having a blast. Beverages seem very pricey though...but nice afternoon bowling.

Such a unique and fun venue to play some mini golf! The staff is very friendly and helpful. They're…read moreeven dressed up in costume to match the monster theme. Decorations in the building are "spooky" without being too scary or weird for little kids. They've got an arcade to play in while you wait to get golfing, as well as prizes you can collect tickets to win. The course is made up of 18 holes, each with varying levels of difficulty and obstacle blocking your way. The staff will occasionally call out challenges for you to do while golfing, like swinging the club between your knees (granny style!) or behind your back. Tons of fun! Things usually move along pretty smoothl. There are certain holes that bottleneck up so don't be surprised if you have to wait a little while to get onto the next hole. Luckily the music is awesome so you can jam along while you wait. The mini golf is also super affordable! I think I paid $25 for 4 games (groupon!). They also hand out free play vouchers to the loser, which is the cherry on top!

We came here for a little girl's birthday party. It was packed. There were a lot of people since it…read morewas on a Saturday. The arcade area was kid friendly but kind of pricey at $2-$3 for each game. I found the dark mini golf was a bit challenging for 3-4 year olds. The parents helped their kids. The staff were friendly and very good with the kids. I loved the separate party areas where you can enjoy cake and present opening with guests. I had moments where I couldn't see my son because it was so dark. My son said some of the decor was a bit too scary for him. It felt like Halloween. I could see what he meant that it would be scary for young kids. Overall, a cool place to host a party.

Great course . Nice view …read more Best golf. Love it. Going back soon . Course long. Wow. So good

No reviews since 2014?! Have to set that right!…read more We took a staycation day and came in the morning on a sunny September weekday 2019. This year fall hours are 9am-8pm. Yes! The course has lights! It's a beautifully treed haven is just a stone's throw away from Saskatchewan Dr and 109 St. Loaded with birds and squirrels, it's pretty tough to tell you are in the city. Edmonton's River Valley is such a wonderful gem. We played 9 holes... takes about an hour, (if you play with me be prepared - it's going to be 90 minutes) but there ARE 18 well groomed and manicured holes nestled on the slope. I found the rough to be adequate and the greens were nicely compact. Yes, there were some holes in the greens, but I attribute that to folks not knowing how to repair the damage. We fixed the worst we found. I don't golf... and I managed less than 8 strokes on every hole . Almost made par on two! Great variety of distances on the greens for every skill level. My partner well overshot one hole, but thankfully there are well crafted hops, slopes and fences to contain the mayhem. I even got a double bank off a tree that put me back on the fairway! Yeehaw! There is parking near the clubhouse, so you don't have to walk up from the Kinsmen fitness centre if you don't want to (or can't). There are bike racks and a few picnic tables at the clubhouse. The clubhouse is outfitted with solar panels and a solar water heater. Way to green!! The clubhouse also has a nice selection of snacks, freezies, pop, chips and mosquito spray. You might want to bring some but they have some to buy if you forget. There are two gender neutral washrooms, a big garage door to open up one side when the weather is nice. Green fees are reasonable considering the cost of a movie these days, and it doesn't seem like the prices have gone up in YEARS! $16 for 9 holes, $20 for 18, & club rental $3/club, putter and iron minimum. Seems fair for an afternoon out. Can't imagine maintenance is any less for a little course as a bigger one. Each hole has an artificial turf tee box, and leaning bench to put or lean your behind or clubs on so they don't get all gummy in the morning dew. Was well laid out to flow from one green to the next tee box. I do see the point George makes about there being some near proximity for tees towards other players on other holes. If it's not as busy (mornings we were told) I think that works for us. Next time I'll bring some kind of bag to keep all my stuff together. Maybe a strap to hook my clubs on the bench when they aren't being used. Didn't spot a ball washer on the course, only at the clubhouse... but maybe we missed them? They told us they usually close Sept 30th after free facilities day, but they are going to see if they can stay open until Thanksgiving-or the first couple weeks of October. I can't believe it took me 12 years to come. I think this is going to be one of our new date destinations.

This mini golf is not located in a high traffic area and I didn't know where it was until I walked…read moredown towards the exit. We decided to check it out because we have the free passes from West Edmonton Mall's Christmas promotion. Others had the same idea to wait until the last day as there was a line up. The guy working there was friendly and gave us putters and told us to pick out a ball. We wanted to give some space between us at the father/daughter in front of us so we waited before we started. The course is boring after a few holes and each hole is a par 3 except the last one. The obstacles are repeated throughout (no sandtraps and level playing) and it's not very challenging for adults and likely more fun for younger children. We didn't catch up to the people in front of us until we reach one hole, but after they moved ahead quickly. Can't complain as it was free, but wouldn't pay $11 for less than 30 minutes as there are better mini golf options around.

Of the two mini golf places at the mall this is definitely the coolest. If you get the multi day…read moremall pass you can come here once per day. It also includes the crystal labyrinth mirror which is at this location. If you don't have the pass you pay for each attraction separately. I have never done a mirror labyrinth before and found this to be very enjoyable. You had to wear gloves and I truly found myself walking into mirrors. I had hoped to go back a second time and take pictures but I did not plan accordingly. It is pretty fast though and may not be something everyone would consider to be a good value. Now that I am home I have found myself googling other mirror mazes as I was hoping to repeat the experience, but sadly there are none that I could find. The mini golf starts with a video about the story and the purpose of your mini golf experience which is to save dragon eggs. I never did figure out how the scoring correlated to the amount of dragon eggs saved, but it still made for a fun time. There are quite a few photo opportunities and its a bit more exciting than regular mini golf. I enjoyed being in the black lights, although this is not one of those interactive mini golf courses, the hole designs are pretty simple.

I'd say if dinosaurs are your kinda thing, this is a great attraction! It's super family friendly…read moreand although it's a bit of a drive out of the city, it has its own private parking lot. There are washrooms at the parking lot path and in the main buildings too. Coming to the entrance, there's a few photo ops to be had and if you forget your stroller, they have Dino egg carts to rent to push your little one around. Admission is pretty reasonable and if you forget bug spray & sunscreen, it's also available to purchase at admission desk. Most of the actual fossils are in the main building, but let's be real; what you're really coming for is the animatronic dinosaurs, otherwise you'd go to a museum. I like how there's a sandy playground, mini golf zone, and secluded picnic area. The canteen there is standard fare, which is fine if you're in a pinch, but I'd personally bring my own food. The stroll was not bad and contrary to a couple reviews, the path was in good repair & the plank patches didn't trouble me while walking through with a double stroller (there's more of those patch spots in the north park path). Most of the display sensors worked, but did take a long pause to move. Also, if you follow another group too closely, the motion sensor won't set off when you get there so give a minute gap while following a group to enjoy the full experience. It's also dotted with giant animatronic bugs too, not just dinosaurs, so that kept it a little interesting. This is my third time going since it opened, and my kids enjoy it too. It's a nice woodsy stroll with a mix of nature and history and it's pretty affordable compared to other attractions.

It's a super fun day with the kiddos. Make sure to bring sunscreen and something for the car ride…read more(depending on how far you live).

It's been many years since I went to Fort Edmonton Park, and it was a great experience!!…read moreI went today as part of the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, and visited exclusively the First Nations pavilion. There were tipis, trails, and a museum building on the indigenous cultures, their practices and traditional way of life. There were also park staff giving explanations on the items on display. A very touching presentation at the event was a lady talking about residential schools. Definitely a must if you enjoy the outdoors and history!!

We went to "Dark" this weekend and it was as fun as last year! The hunted houses were pretty good!…read moreFood options and drinks were awesome! Characters were great and committed! Overall another great experience at Fort Edmonton Park! :) Highly recommended!

Located in the west Edmonton mall next to London drugs and food court. This is one of two golf…read morecourses in this mall. My kids did not like miniature golf particularly this location. There was nothing really exciting through each obstacle course. They were all very similar terrain. If you do lose your golf ball in the water, you do have to go and retrieve it. They will not issue you another ball. There is a stick located in the golf course you have to go fetch. Also, there wasn't really anyone maintaining the area so there were groups that took longer and then we had a skip obstacle courses. You can probably spend an hour to 90 minutes here at most. I would skip this attraction.

Not too bad if you are in WEM and want to kill time, but I've had better. Much better. This place…read moreis very plain and basic...the only obstacles were the corners you had to go around. I like mini-golf, but don't go here for a serious game. It also gets weird and irritating when you have onlookers, but that's what you get for playing in the mall. It can also get busy here, which leads to pile ups after each hole. People are just out here for fun, and for the most part it is...sorta. Especially with the lack of obstacles, this course gets boring fast. They should try adding something. ANYTHING, to make the course a little bit more amusing. If you want a better experience (and more private too), check out the glow in the dark course by Ed's Rec Room.

Easy to find via Google maps. Lots of parking in the strip mall parking lot. We pre-booked and they…read morewere ready for us when we got there. 1 free locker with booking that had enough for our 4 winter coats. Shoes go under the lockers. Bring water! ( Could bring snacks too) Price seems high but totally worth it. Had a blast. Was really good as interestingly no one felt like the weak link as all the games are so different. Loved that huge variety of games. Really recommend going when others don't so no waiting. Games are really short so not a ton of waiting but it also means we couldn't play very long at each station. Worth playing ALL games once then go back and play your favorites. Love the free swag and prizes for returners. 100% would recommend and will be back.

Doesn't look like much from the outside but step inside and you're taken into a whole new…read moreexperience that's super fun in Edmonton! I wasn't really sure what to expect but I knew it was some type of a physical game place. This is kinda like a video game but in real life! You start playing at level 1 and work your way up through the levels. Each level unlocks rewards or swag too! Think things like Actívate water bottles, T-shirts, hats, mugs, etc. you can also unlock rewards like lifetime 50% off! I find the cost quite reasonable, $25 per person for 75 mins of gameplay. You play in teams of 3 - max 5 people. I visited with my husband, my friend, her 15 year old daughter and our 14 year old niece. I think this place is perfect for that age group but it was totally fun for us too and I would definitely visit again! The staff takes you in and tells you how to play and how to set each game up. You can play as a team for some fun teamwork games or you can play competitively against one another which is also really fun! We started off playing as a team and loved it! Playing competitively is also really fun but can be difficult for some. There are many different rooms where you can try different games. I recommend trying them all and then going back to do the ones that you liked best! My favourites were the rooms called Hide and Mega Grid. Your timer starts when you're playing and stops when you're nor playing so you can take a break to drink some water or catch your breathe. We came on a Friday evening, they are open during the day as well as late night so there are lots of options. When we got there it wasn't too busy but when we were finishing the place was filling up! If you want to avoid crowds I would try coming earlier in the day. You could even come during an extended lunch! Anyway, I highly recommend this place and I will definitely be visiting again very soon! They currently do not have any type id party room but don't let that discourage you from bringing your 4 closest friends and having a great time!!