King Neptune's Mini Golf
King Neptune's Mini Golf offers an indoor 10-hole course in Virginia Beach, blending blacklight and 3D effects for a visually engaging round. This budget-friendly, family-friendly venue provides a quick, enjoyable mini golf experience year-round, perfect for casual players seeking a unique twist on traditional putting.
Course Overview
King Neptune's Mini Golf in Virginia Beach offers a compact yet lively indoor miniature golf experience that blends fun challenges with a distinct visual twist. This unique 10-hole course invites players of all ages to engage with its vibrant blacklight and 3D elements, creating an interactive environment that adds layers of depth and surprise to every putt. Situated at 213 25th Street, the course sits within a modest building that pulses with dynamic colors and glowing artwork, making each hole a playful test of precision and imagination.
The layout is straightforward but thoughtfully designed to balance accessibility with moments that require careful judgment, especially under the influence of the specially provided 3D glasses. While the glasses add a fresh dimension to the game, some visitors find them a bit disorienting, so players can choose to go without if preferred. The course’s indoor setting provides a comfortable refuge from weather, making it a reliable entertainment choice year-round, whether on a rainy afternoon or a chilly evening.
King Neptune’s Mini Golf maintains a relaxed atmosphere, catering mostly to families and casual players who appreciate a quick yet engaging round. With only ten holes, a full circuit typically takes around 30 minutes, delivering just the right amount of challenge without demanding a large time commitment. Pricing is budget-friendly, with admission under $10 per person and discounts for larger groups, making it an appealing stop for visitors seeking affordable, light-hearted recreation.
Amenities are minimal but practical. The course features a restroom and a drinking fountain for basic convenience, though the compact space means maintaining awareness of others is important during play. Parking options include reasonably priced metered spaces nearby, allowing easy access for walkable outings to explore the surrounding Virginia Beach area.
Though the footprint is tight and the flow intimate, King Neptune’s Mini Golf stands out for its playful creativity and value. It’s a choice destination for those wanting a refreshing break from traditional golf or simply a memorable mini golf experience infused with bright colors and a touch of whimsy in the heart of Virginia Beach.
Course Highlights
Highlights include immersive blacklight visuals, 3D glasses adding a unique depth challenge, and ten creatively designed holes that offer a playful yet approachable experience for families and casual mini golf enthusiasts.
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Guest Reviews
Charlie Alien
The 3D glasses gave me a headache BUT even without them, this was a challenging and fun course. There were 10 holes which was the perfect length for the experience to stay novel. We paid about $32 for 4 people. I’m not sure how long it took, but I wasn’t particularly worried about that based on the price. Compared to other places in the area, this is much more affordable. I think $14/person for 18 regular holes of mini golf is a bit of a racket. It was also a bit chilly the night we went, so the indoor facilities were a warm welcome.
Angela Papa
Very cool experience
Christina Mosier
This is a great little mini golf place, and we highly recommend you try it out if you have time. Parking: There is an option for street parking, and that was reasonably priced as well. The metered parking in front of the building was $2 per hour, 4 hours max. Which we enjoyed as it allowed us to walk to other places nearby. Prices: The prices were very reasonable! To be honest, we thought there was a mistake on the web page. $8 per person 4 and under free Group pricing - 10 or more - $6 per person Experience: The space is a little small, but we didn't mind that at all, as the artwork that went into the space was phenomenal. There are only 10 holes, but honestly, when you have kids with short attention spans, this seems to be long enough for them. The holes are just challenging enough for adults and super fun for the kids. My nieces had a blast, and one even got a hole in 1. Not only is it blacklight golfing, but it is also in 3D, which adds a fun challenge, especially on hole 9. The glasses didn't seem to bother us, but definitely watch your step. They even said if you can't wear them while golfing, just flag them down, and they would take glasses back. Because of the size and length of the course, you maybe spend 30 minutes in here. There is a restroom and a drinking fountain. I would say this course is not wheelchair accessible.
YoBoI757
Place is really cool. Only has 10 holes though. Only downside is your on top of one another since it’s in a small building. Took my two boys, and wife. $7 per person. But only took up 30 minutes in the day. I really wish they would buy the building next to it as well! It’s really neat, and all in 3D. Worth checking out though. Open until 10PM all summer, take last golfers at 930PM!
Isabel Gonzales
Beth Rineholt
This was such a fun and unique indoor mini golf course! It only has 10 holes, but it is so worth it! The glasses make it a bit more tricky and made me second guess a lot of my shots. The lady at the front desk was so nice too! We enjoyed talking with her. Definitely stop by here to enjoy this unique experience!
Kylie Pohronezny
I just recently visited here for the second time. It's a fun little place! Very affordable, but there are only 10 holes. We came on a rainy day and had a 20 minute wait, but the attendant at the front was great. She was taking down names as more groups were coming in and she was personable and cracking jokes. She thoroughly sanitized the clubs and glasses after each party and kept groups moving. The place itself is so much fun! The holes are challenging and fun and there is guess work involved with the 3D glasses!
Natalie Baldinelli
Only 10 holes for the golf course make this a shorter experience than other mini golf courses. The visuals, and rather unfortunately, the gameplay, are somewhat impacted by the tight spaces and narrow lanes. The holes were also rather unimaginative and seemed to have a lot of repeat concepts. However, I want to commend the young man working at the front when I visited. He was in charge of all business transactions with customers, handing us necessary equipment from the game, disinfecting previously used equipment, and keeping the flow of all procedures going smoothly. He truly had a lot on his plate, and I am thankful he brought a good attitude to work today to handle all the craziness.
Karen Duva
The 3D art is beautiful , really fun to play.
Christina Mosier
This is a great little mini golf place, and we highly recommend you try it out if you have time. Parking: There is an option for street parking, and that was reasonably priced as well. The metered parking in front of the building was $2 per hour, 4 hours max. Which we enjoyed as it allowed us to walk to other places nearby. Prices: The prices were very reasonable! To be honest, we thought there was a mistake on the web page. $8 per person 4 and under free Group pricing - 10 or more - $6 per person Experience: The space is a little small, but we didn't mind that at all, as the artwork that went into the space was phenomenal. There are only 10 holes, but honestly, when you have kids with short attention spans, this seems to be long enough for them. The holes are just challenging enough for adults and super fun for the kids. My nieces had a blast, and one even got a hole in 1. Not only is it blacklight golfing, but it is also in 3D, which adds a fun challenge, especially on hole 9. The glasses didn't seem to bother us, but definitely watch your step. They even said if you can't wear them while golfing, just flag them down, and they would take glasses back. Because of the size and length of the course, you maybe spend 30 minutes in here. There is a restroom and a drinking fountain. I would say this course is not wheelchair accessible.
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Course Details
Access & Location
213 25th St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
Front desk and pro shop area with equipment rental
Indoor course layout is easily walkable; comfortable shoes advised due to limited space and uneven flooring in some areas
Walk-ins welcome; no advanced reservation required but weekends may have short wait times
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