Lunar Mini Golf

Great little find. I never knew it was here. Found it in Unilocal and went. My daughter found her love for he game this past summer and was happy to find one not too far.
Fun indoor activity. Got a Groupon and will be back soon.

The Jetsons meet the Flintstones at Lunar Mini Golf. Dinosaurs on the moon watch with whispered comments as you negotiate a truly tough test of putting. Just like the eggheads at NASA control, you better be on top of your geometry to score well. Some of the holes here are as difficult as you will find anywhere. Don’t mind the little kids scurrying from hole to hole, they’re just there honing their skills for future rounds on the actual moon. You just concentrate on the next best thing while bathed in glorious black light.

Went for something to do with a friend on a Saturday afternoon.
This place was swarming with kids and I started to regret coming, but it actually ended up ok. The kids aren’t really playing golf, they’re just breezing through the course so you don’t get in each other’s way too much. When had to skip a few holes and come back to them.
There are two course a easy and difficult but difficult isn’t really that bad though it is more challenging. You can do both courses, that’ll take about 60 mins or so with just two people. And you can play as long as you want while you’re there.
Anyway we had a great time though I did feel a little rushed because there were a lot of kids there.
Good thing is the course is at the mall so you can grab something to eat or something after you’re done.

Really like any other mini golf place– except the lights (and apparently AC) are turned off. You’re able to do both the easy and hard courses but I suggest doing the easy. The hard is more like «impossible» for some holes. Came on a weekday and we were the only people there which was pretty nice, but we felt like it was hotter in there than it was outside. Not sure I’ll be back.

This is a glow-​in-​the-​dark miniature golf course inside of Discover Mills that was called Sugarloft Mills. I, and my nephews went on July 20, 2014, and had a nice time.
I would have given it 4 stars but the air conditioning was not on, they had large fans blowing but it was still very warm inside.
A great place for all ages. Only $ 9.00 per person — check the site for ages: 6 – 12, 5, and 2.

OMG! This place was sooo much fun. My date and I had the greatest time since there was a wager involved. I totally lost as the course got more advance, but it was fun nonetheless.
If you haven’t already guessed, this is a glow in the dark mini golf place. I love it because well, 1) it’s indoors but most importantly 2) this place and everything in it glows in the dark. The price was $ 9 per person with no time limit. There was an easy course and hard course. I’m unsure if there was one in between as we sort of stumbled around and just went with it. Lol.
At the end, you can attempt to shoot the ball into this last area to get a chance to win another game or something, but it’s also a way for the balls to be collected. The service here was great as the gal who worked that evening was super friendly and informative.
This is a great place for those first couple of dates since it’s so much fun playing in the dark. I don’t know. This was just an awesome place as my date and I had a blast last Saturday evening. If you’re trying to locate this place, just aim for the AMC theaters and you will be relatively close.

Went here because my daughter wanted to have her birthday party here. So pretty much you pay for however many kids play golf, they provide a table area upfront where there is light and you bring your own cake, food, etc… I would say if you were to compare it to a birthday party at like chuck e cheese you would come out on top. All in all was ok…

I think it’s common knowledge that Buzz Aldrin is a liar and a pervert. If he had really gone to the moon, the «tapes» would have shown him doing ecstasy in the middle of a black light rave with a herd of plesiosaur. But that’s not what we saw. Instead the government has been feeding us falsified videos of men playing Maxi golf on the moon, while not even wearing the appropriate Maxi Pads.
But we know the truth. As a member of the fabled Illuminati, I have been shown evidence that depicts the true surface of the moon in stunning accuracy. The manager of this establishment must also be a member of the Illuminati, because she has made an almost perfect replication of it, from the mosaics of dinosaurs all along the walls to the black lighting and glow in the dark tape/​wood that makes up the miniature golf course.
I have taken several Make-​A-​Wish children who have always wanted to go to the moon here, and even though I can’t really see their expressions due to the black light, I can only assume that their dying wish has been granted. Their never-​ending sobs of joy echo in my mind as I fall asleep at night. I am a good man.
There are two courses, one easy and one hard, that you can play for only eight dollars. The black light is a nice effect, with the only fault being that it prevents you from seeing the small hills that litter the course. Instead, these mole hills are outlined with glow tape, but it still makes it a tad more difficult. The easy course is pretty simple and is mostly there to help you get acclimated to your surroundings before you face the true challenge: the hard course.
The hard course is slightly insane. Don’t bother keeping score; you’re going to do poorly. It’s a little repetitive in the fact that most of the difficulty comes from trying to knock your ball up a slope without hitting it so hard that it goes down the slope on the other side. But overall, it’s a lot of fun. There’s even a bonus hole at the end of the course where you can win another round of golf.
One of the few negatives here is that the manager has not had the time to install the anti-​gravity fields necessary to perfectly recreate the moon’s surface. Also, there is too much oxygen in the room. I had to continuously suffocate myself because the lazy staff members refused to do it for me.

This is a glow-​in-​the-​dark miniature golf course inside of Discover Mills. It’s near the Books-​A-​Million and AMC in case you’ve trouble finding it.
They’ve two courses, one easy and one hard. I think this place would be great for kids or for a fun date if you’re not a kid. I have to admit there was a part during the hard course that I found a tad challenging. Haha.
I highly recommend this place. It wasn’t super expensive and it would be great if it was raining or cold outside and you don’t want to go to an outdoor mini-​golf place.
There is a coldstone ice cream shop right nearby as well. So it’s also a perfect place to stop by afterwards.