The set up and idea is good and different to other mini golf. It's a bit small on terms of waiting between holes. We were a group of 4 and whilst waiting for each other to take their turn if the group behind us caught up there wasn't enough room to stand to wait. Other than that it was a good experience lots of props and thought had gone into each hole. It was very warm inside so that's something to consider. They also have baskets to be able to carry any shopping/coats etc around the course which was a good bonus.

We visited Margate on the train did the usual beach visit and played in the arcades. Whilst in one of the arcades we saw they had a mini golf course and decided that would be a fun thing to do it cost us £26 for a family ticket (2 adults 2 children) and you have the choice of 2 courses we chose the upstairs course as the man selling the tickets said that, in his opinion, it was the most fun one. The course had a jungle type theme and there were plenty of hidden animals around the course with lots of lights and sounds. The course has 18 holes you can play and then a final 19th hole where you can win various amounts of tickets for the arcades depending on where your ball lands. My daughter had visited previously with her school and they did the downstairs course. She says it was also fun but it has less lights and sounds so if you prefer things a bit quieter then this is one for you.

Looking at the outside of the building, thought it was going to be run down. After we were told a lot of rules in a fast pace and told we could only use the toilet until we handed back the golf clubs, we went upstairs to find an 18 hole course which was well thought out and landscaped. Sound effects and lighting. Not good for those with difficulty with mobility as there were stairs but no sign of a lift or assistance. Course was good and entertained us.