Monster Mini Golf Towson

"I have driven by countless times since the place opened, but never went inside until now, the place is lovely, hand painted I believe. And the golf course is infact quite fun to play. I would recommend the mini golf, and I will definitely be going again to try out their Lazer blasters and arcade."

"Perfect for kids' birthday parties. Cosmic and not too spooky. Great atmosphere and attentive staff make Monster Mini golf Towson a fun place to spend 2 hours. I want to specifically call out Trent for his amazing patience, calm, and kindness. Wrangling a dozen 8 year olds through laser tag and mini golf deserves a medal. He's earned one for sure. The party rooms fit about 20 people but there is little elbow room to move around. Staff helps set up, serve and tear down. Extremely helpful. Bring your own food and drink - no kitchen on site. Laser tag is fun and safe with a good intro that sets the rules and good monitoring to enforce them. Fun for kids and adults. No smoke machine or strobing lights. So asthmatic and epileptic friendly. Mini golf is straight forward, but the efficient use of space means no room to pass. Stock with your group and move along, but smaller teams will likely need to wait for larger groups to finish each hole. Creepy final hole, but otherwise thematic decor that just does not let up. Only the bathrooms do not have blacklights. You can still tell it's clean, and the men's room has a changing table, which I know is appreciated. The arcade is very ticket oriented and you can just buy tickets to get your kid that prize they're crying over (if you so choose - no judgement. $5 for 500 tickets is just more cost effective than playing to win those tickets). A couple fun shooting games and racing. Classics like skeeball and air hockey. Nothing too mature (no mortal combat etc.) Parking is free and abundant. Season passes are $25 and annual passes are $75. Worth considering if you're nearby and your young kids love laser tag, mini golf and arcade games. Pro tip upon exit: close your eyes and put on your sunglasses, because the return to daylight "is like a flashbang being tossed at you" - Trent the man."

"My best friends and I (30's) decided it would be fun to go be kids for the afternoon while we were in town, and we visited Monster Mini Golf for the first time. PROS: - Wheelchair-friendly - The environment was clean and well kept - Staff was extremely nice - Email coupon was easily honored - Games were fun and nostalgic - We racked up about 1000 tickets between us on our cards, and as we were leaving, the staff was happy to give the tickets to a random birthday kid, since we were just there to play for fun. Our time was even more enjoyable knowing that we could anonymously make some kid's birthday even more special. CONS: - As an ambulatory wheelchair user, I was really happy to find a mini golf course that is ADA accommodating. However, my friends had to lift my chair over the obstacles at hole 10. So for anyone with a powerchair or other heavy wheelchair that cannot be lifted, please note that the course IS traversable, but it's very tight in places. Navigating was difficult, but not altogether impossible. - Music was extremely loud. If you are sound sensitive or visiting with a child who has sound-related sensory issues, or just an adult who has outgrown their loud music phase, you may want to bring earplugs."

"3 star, Not their fault though. The place was decorated amazingly. The prices were reasonable and they had a nice little variety of activities but it was just another generic arcade with cool decor."

"I am so glad we went on a whim! It’s such an excellent course, not to mention they have laser tag and arcade games. Totally looking forward to coming again."