Toy Box Mini Golf — Attraction in Pigeon Forge

Our visit to Toy Box Golf in Pigeon Forge, TN, was an absolute delight from start to finish! This mini-golf haven truly exceeded our expectations, making it a memorable experience for the entire family.

The first thing that caught our eye was the fantastic and whimsical decor. Giant oversized toys adorned the entire course, creating a magical atmosphere that transported us back to our childhood. The attention to detail in the decorations was simply amazing, and it added a unique and charming touch to the entire golfing experience.

What stood out even more was the impeccable cleanliness of the course. It's clear that the staff at Toy Box Golf take great pride in maintaining a spotless and inviting environment for visitors. The well-kept greens and surroundings added an extra layer of enjoyment to our game, allowing us to fully immerse ourselves in the delightful setting.

The creativity of the holes was another highlight of our visit. Each hole presented a new and exciting challenge, keeping the game fresh and engaging throughout. The designers have done an excellent job incorporating the toy theme into the course, making it not only visually appealing but also a blast to play. From winding tunnels to clever obstacles, every hole was a miniature adventure in itself.

While the overall experience was fantastic, it's worth mentioning that the price per person was a bit on the higher side, nearly $20. However, savvy visitors will be pleased to discover that there are often $2 off coupons available in local coupon books, helping to make this delightful experience a bit more budget-friendly.

In conclusion, Toy Box Golf in Pigeon Forge is a must-visit for anyone looking for a family-friendly, fun-filled mini-golf adventure. The charming decor, cleanliness, and creative course design make it a top-notch destination, ensuring a 5-star experience for visitors of all ages. Don't miss the chance to embark on a whimsical journey through oversized toys – it's a hole-in-one for a...

Went in tonight with my family. My kids picked out so many goodies from the store and i paid, then looked at the receipt because the total seemed high to me and noticed one item was $15. My husband immediately turned back around and asked to return it because that it outrageous for candy! (And there was no price tag on the item or the shelf it came from) the guy at the registered refused to do the return even though it was literally within a minute of purchasing. So we asked to speak with a manager and he said he was the manager. We questioned why it couldn’t be returned even though we hadn’t left the store with it and he said he would call his manager over. Great. (Even though he claimed he was the manager) and while we were waiting for the manager to come the guy continues to speak to my husband in a disrespectful way about how he won’t return it and said things like “i don’t care, I’ve had a long day” and kept repeating how he didn’t care and that he thought it was funny we bought it for $15 and we wouldn’t get our money back and laughed in our faces. When the manager came in, my husband was explaining the situation and the guy kept interrupting him and my husband said “ok stop, I’m talking to her now” and the manager then proceeds to scold my husband and not her employee for the way he’s speaking to paying customers. the manager did end up refunding us for the one item and for that i am thankful. But the customer service is absolutely horrific and we will never go back. Do...

It was okay a couple, couple things did not work or you had to really figure it out yourself. The person at the register seemed they did not care to be there, then when done no one around to buy anything, so we just left.

The big golf ball there were no explanation and could not really read it during the day, especially if you are a short person. Someones kids that was NOT in my group was beating up the golf ball stand at #2 (I think) bc he could not see anything it said during the day. They seemed even though they were trying to follow the cute instructions for each player that changed up at each hole did not keep their stimulation up enough to get through the course. We waited mostly because the parents would have to stop and catch their kids to get them to finish. Waiting is to be expected especially with a larger family ahead of you, it was the way they were getting bored easily to quick.

Which I understood that part, I was losing focus and feeling like it was not fun enough for me to stay into the game. I know it's not Toy Box fault with the parents and kids. But I also thought it would be a more excitement because it looks so cool. Glad I did it but probably won't go back for a...