King Putt

anita · #1 06-02-2010, 10:11 PM

Walk through the desert towards famous Egyptian Pyramids. Soon, you will enter these Pyramids and encounter mummies, hieroglyphics, an archaeological dig site, and perhaps even encounter King Putt himself.

Experience that is unlike any other in the world! King Putt offers indoor mini golf to people of all ages.

This is a fun family thing to do or just by yourself,mini golf is always relaxing.

Rival · #2 06-03-2010, 04:12 AM

Oh man I looked at some of the pictures of the inside and it's totally cool looking. It looks like it's all lit inside with black lights which gives it a fun looking atmosphere! Definitely looks like a cool place to take the family too!

vegasrocks · #3 06-03-2010, 04:29 AM

I have always been facinated with the pyramids and stuff and I love miniature golf too so this sounds pretty fun.

Las Vegas has lots to offer in the miniature golf department.

Cyber Coaster and Pikes Pass both have miniature gold and they are only about three miles from downtown Las Vegas.

I can remember going miniature golfing since I was just a wee thing. I have always loved it. When I was little i used to purposely miss the holes just so I could play longer. I really loved trying to get the ball through all of the little pipes and around the obstacles and stuff.

I am sure my parents got tired of waiting on me sometimes but oh well. I sure had fun lol.

I have to agree with you guys though. King Putt sounds like the winner.

IluvVegas · #4 06-03-2010, 12:16 PM

King Putt is located at 9230 South Easter Boulevard and at 7230 West Lake Mead Boulevard in Las Vegas.

The doors open daily at 12pm and close at 10pm. Tickets cost $7 and $8.50.

The also offer birthday parties, group events, ice cream, other snacks, video games, and sometimes the even have a great magician perform there.

Rival · #5 06-03-2010, 06:34 PM

After seeing all the pictures of this place it makes me wanna go miniature golfing right now, LOL I used to have so good times going to the putt putt here in my area when I was younger.

The prices don't look to be too bad to bring the whole family there, which is always good things with so many more families being such tight budgets nowadays.