miniture golf

[apequet]

Which one is the funnest, for 6 & 9 yr olds? Winter Summerland or Fantasia Garden's?

[madenny]

I wasn't very impressed with Fantasia mini golf. I have never tried Winter/summerland but would like too. It has to be better than the experience we had at F:smickey:antasia.I love everything Disney, but won't go back to Fantasia. Try Winter and Good Luck!:snowball::freeze::golf:

[CosmicRay]

We are going with DD (6) and DS (5) in December and we are so looking forward to taking them to Fantasia Gardens!

[mermaidmarian]

We have done both sides at Winter Summer Land as well as Fantasia Mini Golf. I preferred Winter Summer Land; DS (9) did too.

[Christine]

Having now done both, I think KIDS would like the theme of Winter/Summer. But I found it to be in disrepair.

Fantasia Gardens was much more well-kept. The "non-cartoon side" was extremely challenging...for ADULTS!

Just my opinion...

[Tink#64]

I didn't vote in the poll because we've not played at WS, but we really enjoyed FG. DH, myself & DS's then 8 & 10 all thought it was a really neat place and had a lot of fun. The themeing was great! I think we'll try WS next trip, it looks cool!
:cool: :winter::sun::golf:

We had actually planned to play at WS, but due to a late afternoon storm, we got our evening started later than planned & I knew we would end up without transportation back to the resort as the buses wouldn't be running that late at Blizzard Beach(Shared bus stop for BB & WS). So we went to MGM caught a boat over to Swan & walked over to FG & then the same in reverse to get back to resort! It was a perfect option for us. Had I not printed out the transportation information from Intercot's Info Central, I wouldn't have known how to do this!

:rocks:

[BritCody]

We have played at both and I think that Winter Summerland is better suited for children. The course is a little easier than Fantasia.

[DNS]

I did not vote because we have only been to Fantasia, but we plan to go to Winter Summerland this upcoming trip. We like Fantasia a lot though. It's challenging, yet lots of fun and very whimsical.