Very clean, ample parking, wonderful staff. We stopped here for some mini golf while visiting the…read morearea for my spouses birthday. It's fun and a unique stop. They are open (January) which is new? But it was a wonderful sunny Saturday so I'm glad they were. The games and rides are nostalgic. Pricing is fair (and cheaper than southern Oregon) You can tell they care to share the experiences they enjoy. Everyone was so fun to work with. I love the humor and chat. Will come back 100%.

We stopped by on my honeymoon mid Saturday to enjoy the mini-golf. Their sign said open 11-4pm and…read morewe arrived around 3:05pm - they stated because it was after 3pm we could not golf. The cashier in the booth stated they would be open the next day (Sunday) and to try again. When I asked about the 5 minute delay she gave us an attitude and we left. We arrived the next day to see the same open sign, written in pen on a white board, and upon further inspection the second gate was closed. We had to go to their website to find out that they were closed for rain. We stayed in the area to see other attractions (the high ropes course down the road was still open). The day turned out to be beautiful and only rained for a few minutes in the morning. Ultimately we were unimpressed and disappointed with the staff and hours. Maybe next time.

We've been coming here for decades really and it's usually a great time to ride the bumper cars and…read moreplay Ten Tiny Tees. While the miniature golf was great as usual, there was way too much grease on the surface where the cars were on so it made it unusually difficult to even get in a few laps or bump others as there was very little gripping of the surface. Plus there was considerable grease on the steering wheel which also contributed to difficult steering. We hadn't experienced this under the former ownership, which I believe was a family operation. While it brought back memories, just sliding around w/o control due to too much grease makes us wonder if it's worth coming back. Hopefully the new owners read reviews and take notes as to what is good and what needs improvement.

I've loved this place all my life. What could be better than a tilt-a-whirl? Tilt-a-whirl and…read morebumper cars and Miniature golf that's what! YAY Taking my kids here is like passing on great childhood memories directly to them. I think my daughter and I rode the tilt-a-whirl 40 times this weekend and at $2.50 a person its not cheap. I understand they are only open for a short season and they have to make some money while the windows open. The ONLY negative thing I have to say is that the attendants aren't very friendly. They make grunting noises and point a lot. I understand the employee pool in a small town runs shallow but come on, you can find someone who would a least show they half way enjoy their job. This is an amusement ride already. GET AMUSED!

I haven't been in Seaside, Oregon for a while. Came here for the Corn Dogs and watched the Bumper…read moreCars while we waited. We've always loved this little carnival spot. Corn Dogs, Bumper Cars, Mini-Golf, what else can you ask for? The bonus for us was,we were staying across the street. The Corn Dogs were busy. We happily waited watching Bumper Cars. It really brought back memories of being at the State Fair. The Bumper Cars were awesome and so were the Corn Dogs.

Bumper Car Bliss!…read more Our family hits the coast a few times a year, and like clockwork, we have to stop by for some serious fun at the Bumper Cars. And by "some," I mean... sometimes three rounds in a row. No shame! It's a tradition at this point--everyone from the little ones to the grandparents climbs in, and within seconds, it's all squeals, laughter, and strategic ramming (with love, of course). We laugh so hard our stomachs hurt--basically a full core workout disguised as chaos. There's something timeless about spinning in circles while your Dad yells, "I'm coming for you!" across the arena. If you're anywhere nearby, just do it. One ride is never enough!

This is such a fun Mini Golf course! We recently went here during our visit to Long Beach and…read morereally enjoyed it. The owner is awesome, and we really enjoyed talking to him before we started the course. We will for sure be back1

Fun Beach is maybe a little short on the 'fun' part but if you like mini-golf, it's OK. Good…read morecondition, boring holes, expensive ($20 each).

Sam's isn't one of those mini-golf courses you'll find in bigger tourist destinations - no fancy…read morewaterwheels, gaping dinosaurs or other trick holes. Just a nice, basic course with moderately challenging holes. The course is in excellent condition.

I was pleasantly surprised by my time at Sam's mini golf! You see, I haven't played mini golf, or…read moreregular golf in 30 years! My body is in bad shape, and I am in pain daily. I was driving past Sam's mini golf, on my way to Wal-Mart and decided to give it a try. I met the owner and we chatted about our families. He gave me a pink ball, to match my outfit that day. He taught me how to keep score. I had FUN! There's not a lot ofvthings I can do that are outdoors fun, and they don't cause pain. The hours are challenging, but in a good way. It feels like it was designed for adults. I LOVED it! Definitely worth $8. THANK YOU SAM!

I am so glad I finally checked this place out! I've been a fan of Mike Bennett's art all over town…read moreand in local forums for a while, so I knew this would be a hit. It's a whimsical nine-hole indoor mini-golf course doubled as a scavenger hunt, packed with vibrant characters at every turn. It's a quick, creative activity that's absolutely bursting with charm. We had a blast and topped off the experience at the themed cafe next door!

The art and theme is super cute! It's fun, it's elaborate, it's new. The people who work there are…read moresuper friendly. However, on a Saturday morning, it took over two hours to get in. At 11:30a I was told it was a 1-1.5 hour wait with 10 parties ahead of me. But my actual wait ended up being way longer. It took no more than 30 minutes for two of us to play 9 holes so I don't really know why the wait was so long. It wasn't really worth the wait for me. FYI There's no bathroom inside, which they don't tell you until you get in. It was also freezing inside.

I had such a great time! I'd never been before and went to Birdie Time Pub for a first date. Staff…read morewere super friendly and helpful. Fun place with lots of games, great selection of drinks, & a few easy food options. the lighting and ambiance were great - fun but not too bright/annoying. Great place for a meet up, and even rentable space for meetings /groups...highly recommend!

Fun 8 holes, cornhole, yummy food, wide beer selection! A fun outing with kids before 7, or a nice…read moredate night stop.

I am usually of the opinion that good fences make good neighbors, but these neighbors broke the…read moremold in so many ways. This sweet family built a fantastic wee-mini golf course around and between two pine trees in their side yard, and opened it up to the neighborhood and the public to putt around. It's a more successful version of Maria Bamford's Lady Dynamite park bench, inviting friends and neighbors to chat and play together in a fun and friendly environment. There are six holes and several custom-made statues and features that the owners worked with local artists to create. A locker near the gate holds the putters and balls, which you can access by calling an automated message machine. If you happen to be in the neighborhood and find yourself with a few minutes to spare, drop on by this itsy-bitsy-teeny-weeny-mini-putt-putt-golfing dreamy, and see if it doesn't give you a new definition of good neighbor, too.

I liked this place. Six holes, fun for the family if you live nearby, but as a destination from…read moreacross the city, it may not be what you're looking for. But we had fun here, and did the course several times, challenging each other. Don't try to get the golf ball through the windmill, because it gets stuck. In the pictures, though, they don't show it's direct location. If you're curious, it's on the side of someone's house, so in the website they really mean you "have to be quiet". Otherwise, I'm not sure if I'd call it a country club, and more a mini golf course.

The best place in town for a kiddos birthday! The staff is the best part. I have also hired the…read moreballoon twisting guy for a party in Tumwater! Was fantastic and lived by all! He is so talented! They all go above and beyond!

We used this as a family Christmas meet up sure and we had a blast. Staff were awesome! Pizzas…read moredelicious and the black light golf course was a hoot too play. From 3 to 57, we had a great time! Highly recommend.

Terrible experience -- be very cautious…read more Be careful using your credit card at this place. I purchased a $10, and somehow a recurring $-0 monthly charge was later added to my card without my knowledge or consent. Now I have to go through the hassle of disputing it with my credit card company. I strongly recommend avoiding this place, or at the very least, paying cash and closely reviewing your receipts and statements.

Seaside, Seaside, Seaside... I moved there when I was three, and if you grew up around that salty…read moreair and carnival glare, you know exactly what Funland means to me. My mom was a die-hard Ms. Pac-Man slinger back in the day, and my brother and I would burn through quarters like we were trying to keep the Oregon economy alive. The place still carries that old-school magic classic skee-ball lanes, the photo booth that's been snapping goofy faces for decades, and enough blinking lights to make a grown man feel like a kid again. Old games, new games bells ring, tickets sing, and nostalgia swings. Now these days your fun card works over at the rides too, and let me tell you something about those bumper cars. The track looks small... but those little devils spin, bang, and ricochet like a bar fight on roller skates. Fast, loud, and chaotic in other words, perfect. I always run a few laps there, but this trip I talked my wife into the Tilt-A-Whirl, that beautiful old beast that feels like it's been spinning folks silly since the 1920s. You know the one with the operator stick push forward and she flies, pull back and those cars start spinning like a politician dodging questions. By the time it really got going, we were holding on for dear life. I was laughing. My wife... not so much. Now I'll admit something bittersweet. Seaside isn't quite the little carnival town it used to be. They tore out the old roller coaster, a bunch of rides, and even that little snow cone shack at the end. These days it's more shops, more crowds, more folks than a church picnic on payday. But even with all that... Seaside still holds the crown on the Oregon coast. The beach cuts the wind just right, the Prom is perfect for a long walk, Broadway's buzzing, and the Turnaround still feels like the center of the whole show. So here's the rhyme and the reason, the simple seaside truth: Walk the Prom, hear the gulls cry, smell the salt in the air. Play some games, crash some cars, spin 'til you don't care. Drop a few bucks, laugh all day, let the good times expand Because a trip to Seaside just ain't complete... without a little time at Funland. Five stars. Still the king of coast-town fun.