Minigolf al coperto scambisti a Mandalay Bay

It used to be hard to find a mini golf place in Vegas years ago- so this is a nice surprise! Great place to go in the summer heat (PopStroke is also great!) and get 18 holes in (the second 9 were free.) They have 4 different courses that vary based upon availability. Unlimited soda/pop and a place to eat. Adults only at night- make sure to get a local discount if you’re a Vegas local! A little tight quarters at times if it’s busy- but still great if you love mini golf!

We had a great time. Yes, it's a small interior course, but the designs are fun, especially all the moving parts, drinks are delicious (try a slushy!), staff is friendly, food is solid, and the carnival upstairs was a great throwback.

This was a fun experience golf and great themed drinks to buy. There's multiple holes to try and we just took our time and drank plenty of drinks. Bring your camera for a few photos but they also had a group photo spot you could take a photo and purchase after.

We started our afternoon in the arcade. That will definitely bring out your inner child. We then moved on to two rounds of golf. Trying for a hole in one is always great, especially if an employee sees it and you get a complimentary shot. The drinks are great and the restaurant offers great choices. We highly recommend Swingers if you are visiting or are a local!

Really great way to spend the afternoon in Vegas. We did the food and free flow drinks package. It was actually good value.

The wholes are basically rapped to a drop hole that spits ball out next to cup. Not enjoyable, people waiting on you. Not adults only during day. Kids allowed. Descriptions and pictures of relaxing courses are not realistic. Planed on a nice fun playful game with my wife and got congested area, rushed, and too basic of a short stubby course. No skill needed. They just want your money.

We had a lot of fun on a Friday night. However, it was very crowded. The track assigned to us with a fixed time had to be changed at short notice, because you could not keep up with the players and the queues got longer and longer, because probably one group was too slow and took too many photos on the side. There is then an urgent need for intervention or better time management. It's just too expensive to keep people waiting. But the location, the individual tracks and the staff are all great and in good spirits.

We flew in from Colorado and were very excited about coming here. We went as a party of 5 at 5:30 pm on a Thursday night. We bought the golf and drink package with the add-on arcade credits. Upon entering, you go upstairs and there was a large bar on the right and tables set up on the left. We immediately noticed all the tables were reserved and there was a small buffet set up for the people in those seats. My wife and I used our 1st drink tickets and were told my wife's ticket didn't fully cover the cost of her drink (a simple margarita) and we would need to pay more, but since I just had one bottle of Coors Light, they would zero it out.. Read the tickets!! They have a face value of $21 and many of the drinks are more. We were late to our tee-time because the amount of people from the reserved tables ordering drinks, made this cramped area quite chaotic. We get to the entrance to the course and we had five people ahead of us from the corporate event and a large party behind us from the same event. You are paying for 9 holes and the courses are completely underwhelming and impossibly close together. They fit into an area about the size of my living room and while some were challenging, I did score two holes in one and another 2 or 3 strokes on others. The worse part was you had to wait for the party ahead of you and the party behind you is breathing down your neck with nowhere to go. It was like a line at Disneyland. There is a reason they offer you the 2nd set of 9 holes for free. We thankfully completed the course and I couldn't help but notice another set of reserved tables with their own little buffet at the end of the course just to the right. Now mind you when you look down on the main floor there is what appears to be a huge mini golf course and a vast selection of tables down there. However, that entire area was (you guessed it) reserved for another big event. The amusing part was the emcee hosting the downstairs event was yelling at the people on the 2nd level to please be quiet because they were doing their award presentations! They obviously didn't realize there were multiple corporate events, as well as the general public there. We asked the bartender where we could sit down and eat some food. He didn't have an answer and called for the manager to come up. The manager arrived and informed us they didn't have seating for the general public due to all the tables being reserved for events. As someone with type one diabetes and needing an insulin shot and food, this was just beyond a worst case scenario. We wanted to leave, but my group had drink tickets and arcade credits still left to use. The arcade consisted of about 6-8 carnival games (with one of the most rigged claw games on the face of the planet) that simply didn't add any value. We paid close to $500 for this "experience". There is no excuse for management reserving the place for events but still allowing the general public in--all the while denying access to even having the opportunity to at least eat. Do not waste your time with this place until they figure out who their target audience is.

Do Not Golf here and definitely don’t buy the “insurance” with your tickets!!! We were unable to make our tee time due to a road closure and they refused to refund our money even though there was no way for us to get there, and it was completely out of our control. Over $500 lost as we were a party of 6. Do better Las Vegas especially for your locals!!!

This was a pretty fun little day activity located in the Mandalay Bay Hotel. There is a small arcade/game area, a bar, and a seated dining as well. They have it split up into two sides, each side is 9 holes. They do a good job of keeping game flow going and enforcing the 6 swing rule. If you are looking to have some relaxed downtime, or stay out of the Vegas sun, I would recommend trying this place out. SIDE NOTE: If you want the “adult only environment” and are visiting between June 1st through August 31st then you will want to go after 5:30/6pm because for those three months they allow families and people under 21 years old daily until 5pm.