Mulligans Stevenage — Attraction in Stevenage

I took my girlfriend here for Valentine's Day, and I now have a putter wrapped permanently around my neck.

Update, Aug 2022: We visited again on a Saturday afternoon, and generally had a nice time. It was pretty busy, as I think people were escaping the heat (and it is air conditioned inside Mr Mulligan's). Some of the holes/scenery are looking a little bit tired, and I think most of the circles representing the 'tee' could do with repainting. Some of the holes are a little badly designed with obvious 'traps' for the ball (e.g. where the scenery meets the wall), but generally the holes are fun and doable (for a golf-idiot like me).

We stayed for a couple of drinks, and the service was a bit slow (with quite a few staff standing around chatting). While the staff were generally friendly, they seemed not the least bit interested when I told them that there was no soap left in the gents. Most of the hand sanitiser dispensers were also empty.

P.s. Mr/Mrs venue owner - my previous review was intended to be humorous - I do not really have a putter wrapped around my neck. I was just questioning how suitable 'mini golf' was for a...

On a wet and horrible weekend this seemed like a good bet for some fun!

There are two 18 hole in door courses here, a Jurassic themed one and a water themed one.

Checking in took forever, the staff who were friendly enough seemed to be having a nightmare checking people in.

We opted for both courses and started on the water themed course. As with all crazy gold courses you work your way around and hopefully manage to put yourself to victory! As you work you way around there are UV sections to this course that add an extra dimension to things as your golf ball starts to glow.

As we were due to start the Jurassic themed course a party of about 20 started ahead of us. We jumped a couple of holes ahead and started to work out way around before hitting another group. At this point we decided we had had enough for one day.

All in all not a bad couple of hours but two courses may be too much fun at once and if this place is busy you will spend a lot of time standing around waiting to play which gets pretty boring...

This was the first time me and my friend have been to this venue. We visited on a Saturday about 7 40pm although a weekend was not busy. There are two courses you can play ocean and jungle. We went for the jungle because we were told was a harder course then ocean. The course was fun, took around an hour to complete. The jungle course does have stairs to get up to the top level from hole 10. Your play about 4 more holes where you ball will be carried to the lower floor where you meet it on the lower level again. All in all was fun, would be good for groups. If you like selfies theres a photo frame where the staff were happy to take me and my friends photo. The only two nit picks I had, were the ladies toilets are small two loos in a small room. One toilet seemed to be out of order as the door was locked for ages and the other toilet was dirty. The drinks also are very over priced for what they should be, for example two smirnoff ice bottles cost £8 a little over priced. Other then that all good fun on...