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    Twilight Zone Mini Golf

    4.7 (339 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Kayla N.

    This place hosted my nephew's 7th birthday party, and I was so impressed by how professional and efficient the team was! My sister didn't have to lift a finger other than providing the food and party supplies. Yvonne and Brandon handled everything--from setup and serving food to guiding the kids through each activity and packing it all up at the end. It was such a relief, especially since party planning can be so exhausting. Given everything included, the price was well worth it, and my nephew had an absolute blast! I'd highly recommend host your next birthday party here!

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    Lucy N.

    We always do a group activity when we head to Vegas for our annual conference NAB. This year the shows we wanted to see were blacked out or we couldn't agree on a show. I stumbled upon Twilight Zone mini-golf while searching fun stuff to do. This was not my 1st choice but we had a blast. Everyone got at least 1 hole in one. The music was fun - like old 50's tunes. Fun for all ages - we saw a family ahead of us. Youngish couple (mid-20's) and my group 5 of us ranging from mid-20's to 50's. Pro-tip Enter the Horseshoe casino and head towards the arcade. They have a sign up. Also - we didn't have time - we had a plane to catch. But they had some OG arcade games - spotted Defender - PacMan - Galaga. Plus mini-bowling and other fun looking things. We spent like 2 hours golfing - but we had a group of 5. I think most people in singles or group of 2 would finish in an hour. Also - we made a reservation and we messed up the day. Dude at the desk didn't sweat us and let us play a day early. Solid afternoon of fun (inside). It was in the 80's that day & the other mini golf I found was outside in the heat. Ha!

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    Aaron A.

    If you are a Twilight Zone fan, this mini golf is for you! This is located at the Golden Horseshoe so just follow the signs to the "arcade." Warmly greeted by Alan, cost for two adults was around $27. The course is black lit so everything glows in the dark with plenty of ability to see the course. The holes are challenging but fun for the whole family. The depictions on the walls showcased many of the iconic twilight zone episodes, all in all great experience and will return!

    Clint W.

    Tried out the Twilight Zone Mini Golf and honestly it was such a fun, different vibe. The glow-in-the-dark course is super creative, with each hole having its own theme so it never feels repetitive. The music adds to the energy, and the whole place has this cool, trippy atmosphere. It's not overly challenging, but that's kind of the point, it's more about the experience than competition. Great for something fun to do off the casino floor. Definitely worth it if you want something unique and a little out of the ordinary.

    Laura R.

    It was a fun 40 minute activity. We went at 2pm on a Monday so it was almost empty. The place is a good size, clean, with fun music. My son and I enjoyed our time here. We'll definitely come back!

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    Lisa W.

    My boyfriend is a big fan of The Twilight Zone and after seeing this unique mini golf park, we decided to stop here on a recent trip to Vegas. The golf park is inside the Horseshoe hotel which I believe is also connected to the Paris hotel. When inside the Horseshoe, head towards the signs that say arcade and you'll see it on the left. The hotel has a separate arcade but you'll find the golf place on the way. This golf park has mini bowling, a claw machine, some video games, and skee ball aside from mini golf. One mini golf game with 18 holes for a non resident, non veteran and non rewards club member was $13.99. There were quite a few people golfing so we did have to wait before we could move on to each hole but not long at all. They did a great job with decorating the place after episodes of the Twilight Zone. There was a giant Talking Tina, aliens, Jack in the box with a guy's head, pillars and books, robot maid, and the mystical seer. I thought the entire thing was very well thought out and just challenging enough. It's a fun place for any Twilight Zone fan or just to try something new.

    Renee N.

    My daughter was looking for something different to do for her birthday and she decided for us to go check out this family fun mini golf place located inside the now Horseshoe Hotel and Casino aka Bally's and many, many years ago it was the MGM Grand Hotel. Free parking for locals for the first three hours in the hotels garage. The customer service was what made this experience a good time. We were helped by the friendly Evan and Shelia. The cost is $13.95 per person. Colorful neon balls and putters are provided. The course is only lit up by black lights and what it made it difficult to play was the holes were not lit or marked. This kinda stunk! We still managed to play a good game but my advice would be to spray paint the holes a neon color in order to see the holes better. We had a whole lot of fun and the decor is right out of several Twilight Zone episodes. We want on a week day so it wasn't crowded at all. I lost to my family but Evan was kind enough to give me a card to play for free next time in hopes of me improving my game. LOL!

    Luis P.

    Actually was looking forward to playing this mini golf glow in the dark theme. Definitely worth the $15! It was a great break from the Vegas heat, fun with the family and friends. It is one affordable activity that will definitely make your day eventful, and yes affordable compared to everything else here in Vegas. Don't miss out on this attraction. Yes it might seem for small children or teens but honestly even adults enjoyed it, saw many adult groups there. 10/10

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    Chas L.

    So fun place to come with a family or a couple it glow in the dark it also has an arcade and games in a bowling center. A lot of fun and for the kids you can win prizes with tickets.

    Natasha T.

    I wanna say the last time I went mini golf was back in the days of 2013 with my cousins are Boomers back in OC so of course I lost in a game of mini golf this time but its fun. Just trippy as hell in there but its all fun... Staff was friendly and very informative on the rules and they have many location around US just not in California, he said there used to be but covid hit and so it got shutdown. I wanna say it was like $12 or $14 a person so it's affordable and fun for families and friends, but it would be more fun if you had a couple of drinks. You can also throw events there, they have a event room where you can book for parties, karaoke and even get marry there! Have that Sci-fi Wedding of your dreams! I saw some pictures of having Darth Vader as the officiant, nothing but having a Sith Lord at your wedding. I would definitely go again, one it's cheap and it's something to do if you're waiting on the next reservations or kill some time before going out on the Strip.

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    Richard M.

    OMG! Loved this so much! I grew up on Twilight Zone, my grandfather loved to watch Bonanza, and after that show was always Twilight Zone. Every Thanksgiving, Memorial day etc, there was always a Twilight Zone marathon. I've watched them all. This golf course is amazing and I recommend wearing glow in the dark gear! Everyone was kind, and customer service was 100%

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    Karla C.

    Such a cool experience. Wanted to do something fun but not stressful. It was bigger and better than expected. Only wish I brought clothes that glowed more but man the detail was awesome especially a fan of the show. Ended up buying their shot glasses because I couldn't choose between the 4.

    Geselle R.

    It takes a bit to get here... have to go down an escalator or elevator to find it if you're coming from the parking garage. A fun spot to take your kids to, especially when it's hard to find things to do with kids on the strip. We had a party of 8 so we had to split 4 and 4. It can get backed up when it's busy but not too bad. It is in the dark so consider that with the little ones. There is bowling and an arcade inside as well. You can purchase tickets prior to arriving online or in person. It's fun and we enjoyed. Will definitely come back!

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    Ask the Community - Twilight Zone Mini Golf

    Is this in a hotel?

    Yes. It's inside Horseshoe (formerly known as Balley's). You go down the escalator and it will be on the left after few other attractions.

    Do they serve alcohol?

    No. There's no bar.

    Do they have small Putters for a 4yr old?

    Yes, we do! :)

    How much for 2 people to golf?

    It was $12 person when we went but there are often coupons so look around.

    Is it inside/outside or just inside?

    It is indoors

    Are we allowed to drink while we mini golf? Coming in to visit in a week with friends and we are coming to play but want to drink. Is that possible to do?

    They don't sell it but they do let you bring it in from the surrounding establishments

    Does your venue sell alcohol?

    Twilight Zone mg does not serve alcohol directly in their establishment as of yet; however; you can purchase whatever you'd like at the bar down the hall and you can bring it golfing with you.

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    “We went with a group of friends before the Miss Behave Game Show (highly recommend as well) which is also at Bally's.”

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