3
Very fun, a bit difficult to get round.
The Paradise Island Adventure Golf I visited is located at Centertainment. Theres lots of parking as long as its not busy. There are some diabled spots ourside the restaurants but not outside the mini golf.
When you first enter there's steps by the laser tag and also a lift. The lift is quite small but I fit in with my standard size wheelchair, partner and two children, although it was a bit tight.
The staff are lovely and very helpful. We booked online- there was no accessibility information on their website so I had no idea that only one of the two courses is accessible as the other is upstairs with no lift. I'd booked both but the manager refunded me the difference which I appreciated.
It can get quite busy so there can be a lot of waiting about which my autistic children found difficult. Also there are a couple of anamatronics which are very loud so might be overwhelming.
The shell bay course has flat entrances for each hole (all except one hole). Some of them are quite tight. As its crazy Golf, going over the course to get your ball is tricky but not totally impossible.
There are toilets and lockers available but we didnt use them.
We arrived when it opened so we didnt wait for any of the holes and it took about 30/45 minutes for 4 people to complete one of the courses.
Overall not super accessible but certainly not the worst. It was fun.
The Paradise Island Adventure Golf I visited is located at Centertainment. Theres lots of parking as long as its not busy. There are some diabled spots ourside the restaurants but not outside the mini golf.
When you first enter there's steps by the laser tag and also a lift. The lift is quite small but I fit in with my standard size wheelchair, partner and two children, although it was a bit tight.
The staff are lovely and very helpful. We booked online- there was no accessibility information on their website so I had no idea that only one of the two courses is accessible as the other is upstairs with no lift. I'd booked both but the manager refunded me the difference which I appreciated.
It can get quite busy so there can be a lot of waiting about which my autistic children found difficult. Also there are a couple of anamatronics which are very loud so might be overwhelming.
The shell bay course has flat entrances for each hole (all except one hole). Some of them are quite tight. As its crazy Golf, going over the course to get your ball is tricky but not totally impossible.
There are toilets and lockers available but we didnt use them.
We arrived when it opened so we didnt wait for any of the holes and it took about 30/45 minutes for 4 people to complete one of the courses.
Overall not super accessible but certainly not the worst. It was fun.
For additional detailed accessibility information, please contact: sheffield@paradiseislandgolf.com
