Top Miniature golf courses in Paris, France

Awful, staff are as useless as stevie wonder as a tour guide don’t know how to do their job especially the one who didn’t think to take our name when we booked and when it got to 5 to they said we haven’t got your name so instead of putting us in the que where we would’ve been if the idiot took our name we had to wait 1 hour and a half and then we were stood behind huge groups of people awful organisation if you’re going to come make sure you plan about 3 hours of your day, also pretend to be French as they discriminate non French speakers

This golf place is very cute. Everything is so unique and different. There is food and non alcohol drinks available. The sunset route is more for couples and the other route is more for groups. It is a good activity for all ages. It is very popular and very busy.

Yes, we came to Paris and went mini golfing. We dragged our 5 & 7 year old all over town and they wanted to mini golf. We figured that was a good trade. There are two 9 holes courses with upstairs being California golf and down stairs looked like Pac-Man. California was super fun and had some great holes that represented California well. We had a great time.

Cool atmosphere, creative lighting and design, but the tracks are simple and short, maybe waaay too easy. You have only 6 shots for a track. Not cheap, 13EUR/person. Staff is ok. The indoor minigolf in Frankfurt Germany was IMO better.

Very fun golf course! Two different courses of 9 holes you can do. It was quite crowded so there is waiting time at each hole and it can get quite hot. Overall had fun!

Creative mini- golf concept with retro themed 9 hole or sunset course. Looks cooler in pictures than in actual, but still fun on a rainy day and relatively inexpensive. It’s little cramped in the building in my opinion, not much space for manœuvre. And when you have a large group in front of you there is a long wait between holes. Good place for a photo shoot or screen shots.

As an American this place is pretty unique as far as mini golf goes. Try not to laugh when they explain how to use the score card and than the 9th hole will take your ball. LOL. The hole designs were very creative, but all in all not very challenging. It was worth it for all the 70s and 80s references on the retro course.

The place was super crowded but I can understand why. Best option is to reserve online before coming here. Once there, you have like 15 minutes to wait to get your putter and golf ball. The flashback has 9 steps and they were pretty fun! We’re definitely going back there again