Pirate’s Paradise Mini Golf

My daughter had been wanting to go miniature golfing so we decided to try this one out. I will have to say that it did its job in keeping my daughter entertained. There were pirate themed objects along the way from hole 1 – 18. She really did have a good time especially hole 18 (this particular hole had a water feature where you go underneath and you do get sprayed with mist from the waterfall which is very welcome when it is very hot). There were also a few times we hit our ball into the water features and they have these nets to fish out your own balls. My daughter had fun fishing out her own ball. There is also a pirate ship at the front entrance of the golf course which is not the best but will keep your children entertained for a little while at least.
The drawbacks of the golf course are that it is a little more in price than I think it should be. Also, the course is not as big as some miniature golf courses that I have been to (one that comes to mind is Scandia).
The parking is across the street and free with one adult paid admission. You pay them upfront for one adult ticket ($ 11) and then you get the rest of the tickets at the business ticket booth.
All and all I would recommend this golf course to families with young kids because they will definitely have a good time and be entertained.

Super fun course, my boyfriend and I always have a good time mini golfing. I hit my ball far from the course multiple times, it was a good laugh. A little highly priced, but expected due to location. Overall experience didnt wow me, and we went through the course pretty easily and fast, therefore 3 stars.

Great course with some challenging holes. Great condition and friendly staff. Will play next visit to Virginia Beach. It’s a shame people waste their money across the street at Jungle golf.

Kid friendly, fun place! A little small but fun! Within walking distance of a lot of different things!

We visited this golf course because of a Groupon I found. I was pleasantly surprised when we started the course. It was clean and easy to play. My three kids did not have any trouble playing the course. They liked the fun pirate décor. There is even a nice Cape Henry Lighthouse replica. It was a nice Saturday afternoon and it was not very crowded (which I prefer). We were able to take our time and not be rushed through the course. When we were done my kids decided to climb and explore all over the pirate ship. At the top of the ship is a picnic table. That would be a fun way to enjoy your snack when you are done playing. They sell funnel cakes, ice cream, and more. Parking is free and it is across the street from the course. There is someone working in a booth to verify that you will be playing at their course. Then you are free to park in their lot. It was fun family time and with the Groupon, it was inexpensive family fun!

I played both mini golf courses and gave both a 3 for different reasons.
This one is newer, in nicer shape, and is harder. Jungle golf is your typical lush par expected course. This one is harder so not so good for kids. I myself scored about 9 strokes higher than Jungle. No game room. But for adults, more interesting I think.
A lot less shade. No game room. Both are the same price.