Zao Island

"Gosh, we really love this place, but they're a teeeensy but pricey on their games. I did just find out however that they have a winter special - 1/2 price Tuesdays :) the other thing is I think the last time we were there my daughter lost credits on a game but didn't get the play and there was a claw broken on one of the claw machines. Truly if not for those things I'd give it 5. This still remains one our favorite family past times :("

"Such a fun place!! Loved the mini golf, both courses are fun. Never tried batting cages prior to coming to Zao, it was pretty neat.! Can't wait to go back when they reopen, as they are seasonal. Great place for everyone. Highly recommend."

"The blue course can be played (to a degree) in a competitive fashion. The red, being the lesser of the two 18 hole courses & late in the mini golf season, is not. Especially if it's wet. Don't go after recent rain. The red is simply unplayable with any level of precision. But we imagine a resplendent 36 holes during the sunnier seasons. There are large scenic pieces surrounding numerous holes on the Blue course. Almost none of the holes demand luck and all is mostly legal throughout the course. A couple suggestions for bonus score augmentations which should go ignored. The only real downside is the simplicity of the 18th hole is shared by both courses. Difficult to avoid a hole-in-one and there's no prize incentive. Open year round."

"Great place to bring family events or groups with younger people, the food was great the pizza was one of the best I've ever had and they serve alcohol, (beer) too! Moni golf was 7 bucks a person not too bad had a great time"