Jurassic Golf — Attraction in Gulf Shores

Our new go to place for putt putt. It was so much nicer to play inside in the cool air conditioning instead of in the sweltering sun. The glow in the dark feature was super fun for the kids. The dinosaurs were fun for our almost 2 year old. Several of them moved and made noise which was neat for her, especially the very large one at the end of the course. The facility was extremely clean, the staff was super friendly and I felt the price was on par with other courses in town. I would suggest checking to see if any large groups will be visits when you plan to go. We visited at 10am when they open and there was a large summer camp group visiting. Fortunately they were far enough ahead of us there wasn’t much congestion until we got to the end. There just isn’t much space between holes so it started to get crowded with everyone waiting to play. One thing to note, when the staff at the front desk tells you “if something looks like it’s there then it really is and can create a tripping hazard” you should probably pay attention, lol. Obstacles on each hole will really mess with you because they appear flat but are not and create a tripping hazard. I was warned though. Probably not an issue for most but I was chasing...

We went for my son's birthday. No moving parts or obstacles that weren't just raised sections. They have some pretty artwork but I believe you have to rent the 3d glasses to really appreciate them so expect that additional cost (we didn't get them). The 18th hole isn't a real hole it's a ball return and you get a hole-in-one everytime. Whoever did the artwork deserves some props because it was excellent airbrush work. If your kids love dinosaurs this is a good outing.

Pros: Indoors, awesome artwork and statues, pretty quick to get through, relatively cheap for GS on the average. Cons: can be crowded, holes not very challenging or interesting, black flooring for holes makes it hard to see elevation and slope, groups are limited to no more than 6 people.

Conclusion: we had a good time and were able to stay out of the heat. Business picked up after we got there and the group in front of us were taking forever so there ended up being a 3-4 minute wait for each hole after 9 with a long line of groups waiting behind us. It wasn't a huge deal but I could see it getting backed up easily and we started to feel rushed towards the end. Hole 18 is disappointing because it isn't a real hole and left me feeling a...

Horrible. Rainy day activity. We walked in with 6 people total. Employees were friendly, but after we paid around $80 to play, we started being treated like kids. We were giving many rules and told multiple times that we were on camera and they would be watching. We gave zero reasons for this. And yes, i do understand that teens without supervision can be asses at times. Keep in mind that my wife and I are in our mid-50s, and the others were 18 -21. For the game itself the rules are, Only 1 person can play at a time. There is no interaction with each other. No taking turns. Boring. Very basic zero challenges at all. Suitable for young elementary school-age kids, but that is about it. Many reminders posted throughout the entire course that you are being watched on camera. We were all uncomfortable and couldn't get it over fast enough. As we left, the 2 employee's were on their phones and did not even look at or acknowledge us as we left. I hate leaving really bad reviews, but this was by far the biggest waste of $80. I would recommend looking elsewhere to spend your hard...