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| Activity | Type | Area | Group size | From |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Putt Putt Mermaid Beach 4.6(1,964) | Type:Mini Golf | Area:Mermaid Beach | Group size:– | Price:From $19pp |
| Game Over Gold Coast 4.5(1,533) | Type:Go Karts, Laser Tag | Area:Helensvale | Group size:Up to 400 | Price:From $49pp |
| Holey Moley Cavill 4.4(974) | Type:Mini Golf | Area:Surfers Paradise | Group size:– | Price:From $23pp |
| Carrara Mini Golf 4.4(32) | Type:Mini Golf | Area:Carrara | Group size:– | Price:From $15pp |
| The Park Coomera 3.9(603) | Type:Bowling, Mini Golf | Area:Coomera | Group size:– | Price:From $19pp |
| Boulders & Badlands Mini Golf 3.9(47) | Type:Mini Golf | Area:Parkwood | Group size:– | Price:From $20pp |
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Carrara
Mermaid Beach
Coomera
Parkwood
Surfers Paradise
Putt-putt is a game everyone can play straight away, which makes it handy for a mixed-age party on the Gold Coast. The main split is shelter: open-air courses at Mermaid Beach and Parkwood are lovely on a dry winter day, while Surfers Paradise and Helensvale keep you indoors when summer storms arrive. Carrara offers a bit of both.
Group pricing starts at $15 per person and runs through $19 per person, $20 per person and $23 per person for a round or a package, with many operators asking for 8 or 10 players to unlock party rates.
Check these before you settle on a course:
Ask what happens to an outdoor booking if the weather turns. More indoor ideas sit on the bowling page.
Allow from $15 per person, with several courses at $19 per person, $20 per person or $23 per person. Packages with food or an extra activity cost more, so check what each price includes.
Yes. Surfers Paradise and Helensvale have indoor courses, and Carrara mixes indoor and outdoor play. Open-air courses are more exposed, so ask about their wet-weather rule before paying.
Usually 8 or 10 players, depending on the operator. Smaller groups can still play at the regular price, so a group rate only matters once you are near that number.
It tends to work well, since no skill is needed and each hole offers something different. Choose a course with a party room or barbecue area, and split children into small groups with an adult each.
It can. Courses at Mermaid Beach and Surfers Paradise are easy for people staying near the coast, and some have a licensed bar on site. Ask about reserved areas when your team is more than a dozen.
