Always a fun time here. I like the recent minor changes to the course. It is much better than the new blacklight Kik golf on th...  Read More

Always a fun time here. I like the recent minor changes to the course. It is much better than the new blacklight Kik golf on the other side of the mall!  Read Less

If looking for a diverting hour or so on a bitter winter day or a rainy summer afternoon, you could do worse than trying your h...  Read More

If looking for a diverting hour or so on a bitter winter day or a rainy summer afternoon, you could do worse than trying your hand at 18 holes of Moose Mountain mini-golf. The holes are long enough to be a bit challenging and are generally well maintained. There are few gimmicks. Mostly the holes rely on bank shots or a couple of strategically placed obstacles to try to increase the number strokes taken. You can have a silly time as I did recently playing with my son and daughter or take things a bit more seriously as we tend to when it's just me and my son. It can get pretty busy at times. Be sure to give your self enough time before closing to complete the course.  Read Less

Moose Mountain Adventure Golf provides a great indoor activity for people in the Twin Cities looking for to escape the cold wea...  Read More

Moose Mountain Adventure Golf provides a great indoor activity for people in the Twin Cities looking for to escape the cold weather, rain, or April blizzards. Ive putt-putted here on a few occasions--it's fun when coupled with a day of shopping or excursion to Nick Universe/Sealife Aquarium.It is located inside the Mall of America on the third floor, which makes it easily accessible from the Nordstrom store (Id recommend parking on the cactus level, and walking through the store--walk towards the food court). As most of us know, parking at the MOA can be a nightmare during busy times, but on weekdays, there really isnt too much of an issue.The last time I golfed, it was on a Thursday, and while there were groups behind and in front of us, we had no issues with slow play or people rushing us. Id recommend going on a weekday, particularly at night, to avoid large groups of unruly and impatient children. Mini-golf is never fun when you have to wait a half hour at each hole or you feel pressured by people behind you. They are open until 9:30, so take advantage of the late hours.The holes are fairly unique, although they dont have anything terribly memorable like a giant windmill or polar bear dong a handstand. Even the straight-forward holes have their own unique challenges though. The "grass" is well taken care of, and the equipment is in good shape.If I were to have one complaint, it would be the cost involved. Compared to other mini-golf establishments, it's more pricey. It's around $9.50 per person once tax is calculated. However, there is a coupon (good on weekdays) in the Entertainment book.Pros: Great indoor activity, conveniently located, course & equipment in good shapeCons: Can get extremely busy--same goes for parking--during peak times, expensive, no "signature" hole or feature  Read Less