This place is not suitable for wheelchairs or mobility vehicles, unless you're not going to play or watch the mini golf. I'm sure it is fun if you're able bodied but our experience was not enjoyable due to being misled.

So long story short, if you want to play the golf you need to be able to stand, walk, and use stairs.

Here's my experience as a wheelchair user.

At the front desk I arrived in my manual wheelchair with 3 friends for one of their birthdays. I asked if the courses would be suitable for me to play and was told ye, there's a lift to the lower floor where 2 of the courses are. There is a 3rd course but only accessible by stairs. So we paid for 1 game, to give it a go.

Downstairs we asked at the bar which course they recommend, and they said the Apocalypse course is the best. Unfortunately this was no good for me. 3 of the 9 holes were only accessible by stairs or steps, the rest were still so hard to get around. The edges to each hole are quite tall and very difficult to get a wheelchair onto the course to be able to play. It is also very difficult to get around and between the holes to get to the hole to finish the shots or even to get to the next hole.

I was very disappointed at being sold a game then not being able to play 1/3 of the course, and the rest being extremely hard to get around. We looked at the other course we could have done and saw that it too had steps to at least one hole and would've had similar troubles getting around the holes and into the green of each to play.

To their credit, when I brought this up (after finishing the course so my friends could at least enjoy it), I was referred to the duty manager who apologised and refunded my game, also offering a free drink if I come back (we were leaving at the time, I won't be going back). I explained the issues so I hope they will not sell games to mobility disabled customers in the future.