City Putt Miniature Golf Course

★ 3

The course was just ok but the staff was so unfriendly. It really threw me off. We walked in and neither of the two employees even looked up to see we were inside waiting. (There were no other customers at the time). I can't give it less than 3 stars, because we had a good time, but wouldn't recommend going.

★ 4

This is seemingly the only mini-golf place in New Orleans, but thankfully, they offer a pretty sweet deal. The course is a little cramped, but there's 2 sides (New Orleans Course and Louisiana Course), and it's quite affordable. For 2 people to play BOTH courses, we paid a little over $30. We only ended up playing the New Orleans side, as it was pretty busy, and there's not a lot of standing or sitting room to wait between holes. I would recommend going in off-hours. The New Orleans side had little fun facts at each hole and several large themed structures. There's one hole on that side that offers up a pretty solid chance that your ball will end up in water, and when mine did I couldn't locate the net (it wasn't in its holder). Luckily, I had 2 balls as we had originally planned on doing both sides, but otherwise, it would have been quite a pain to get the ball back. As most mini golf courses go, this one really isn't friendly for mobility device users. There are no large fans running, so if you go in the hotter hours, prepare to SWEAT. As I mentioned, there's very little room to wait between holes. There is ample parking, they sell drinks inside and there was a snow-cone cart outside open until 8 PM. The course is located in the City Park. There are bathrooms inside, only accessible after you pay.

★ 5

This was a great miniature golf course with clean and friendly facilities. This course offers not only 18 holes but 36, that surprised me to say the least. I would definitely recommend it to anyone that would like a good course to play on.

★ 4

Great price allowing the hole family to join in. All easy courses which makes it better for older people also. Prepare to loose a ball in the water. But they have net everywhere. Perfect level of music. 4 star bc it could have been a little more challenging, and a venting machine or water fountain.

★ 5

The course is a little beat up but we definitely still had fun and the lack of water in the water features worked in our favor the multiple times we hit the ball off the course (whoops!). We were walking towards the museum for another round of art when we saw this on the way. It had come recommended so we decided to give it a go and it was what we were looking for. A highlight was the informative signs at each of the holes explaining a different geographic locale in LA. We relaxed at the shaded tables at the end of the course and would have happily bought a beverage if the refreshment stand was open. Pretty standard mini-golf experience with a fairly shaded course.

★ 5

Super fun course with lots of facts! My group and I played the Louisiana course and were able to learn about a lot of the cities in the state. It cost us $10 per person to play the one course. The courses were very clean and kept up well. Im just visiting, but if I'm in the area again I'd definitely think about coming back

★ 5

This course is clean, well organized, relaxed, and full of great interesting facts about Louisiana and NOLA. Second time here and we absolutely love it! Took a photo of each hole and some of the fun statues they have set up along the way! Great prices, good social distancing and rapport amongst people who are customers it seems, and the staff is quick and friendly.

★ 5

Course is freshly updated! The turf is brand new and looks like lots of updated features. They have 36 total holes split into 2 options. Would go back to play the other 18 on another trip. Well worth the $10.