None of the holes are particularly challenging - it is basically either straight ahead or around one bend and entirely flat.
It was crowded when we were there and as we had to wait on the party in front of us after each hole, it was often difficult to find somewhere to stand to stay out of the way of the party behind us as we waited to move on. The 17 indoor holes are crammed into a small space and there is not much room to move around. They offer 3D glasses as an upcharge, but we did not buy. The entire course, except for the last hole, is indoors under blacklight. It was empty when we went as we were the only customers on a Wed morning.Īt the $5 "Summer Price" promotion that was running when we visited, this course was a good time. But the good news is they are happy to refund you if your kid does get scared. Especially it might be scary for younger or more sensitive kids. So some kids will like it and basically some kids won't. The puts are not too hard and it did not take long to get through it just me and my other son. The course is indoors with a circus theme and all blacklights. No bumps or runs or anything that stood out as in bad shape. The course was well kept up in good shape. They were also very friendly and chatted us up. So they exhibited excellent customer service. I know some places would not have done so. The good part was the employees were happy to refund the money for my mom and my son. I think it was the dark and the black light colors and the decorations just too much for him. The problem was my son that has autism got scared immediately upon going inside. We paid and they had a winter deal where it was only $10 to do the mini golf and the mirror maze. It's just one component of a facility that also has laser tag, a shooting gallery and more.I took my 6 year old twin boys to this mini blacklight golf in Dec. Here's another Ripley attraction, and this one includes an 18-hole indoor miniature golf course. Located at the Amazing Mirror Maze attraction, this mini-golf course features special black-light effects and a circus fun-house theme that will challenge and entertain putters from start to finish.
#BLACK LIGHT GOLF TIME GATLINBURG FREE#
This attraction's two outdoor 18-hole courses have an old-timey mountain theme, and you can win free games when you score a hole in one. The Ripley name is most associated with the local aquarium, but they do a little bit of everything in Gatlinburg, including miniature golf. You ride an inclined rail car from street level to get to the top of the hill, and then you putt your way gradually downhill before taking the railway back to the street. It offers two Appalachian-themed, 18-hole mini courses on a hillside. This attraction has been a visitor favorite for decades. Five of the holes are black-lit for fun play in the dark. The course has an Indiana Jones-style motif, and unique, adventure-themed features lurk around every corner. This 18-hole course is located indoors, which makes it a good option on those hot summer days. There's also an indoor, nine-hole, blacklight course that showcases a giant octopus, mermaid, dolphins, a sunken pirate ship and more. Featuring native plants and flowers, Gatlin's has won awards for its landscaping efforts. The highlights are two 18-hole outdoor courses-Old Mountain Trail and Old Town Square-that teach a history lesson about Gatlinburg on each hole. Located in Reagan Terrace Mall, this attraction offers a total of 45 holes of putting around. Read on for some highlights of what's in store for all you mini golf fiends the next time you come to Gatlinburg. Mini golf courses have been a part of the local scene for decades, and these days, there are more choices than ever when it comes to getting that colored golf ball past unique obstacles on its way to the cup. In that respect, Gatlinburg, Tennessee has never disappointed. It's one of the mainstays of the American vacation: playing miniature golf in a tourist town.
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