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An evening at Puttery NYC swaps slopes for indoor fairways: holiday mini-golf, a complimentary cocktail and s’mores, shotski fun, and a comedy set nearby. It’s a compact, accessible night out geared toward groups and celebrations.
An evening at Puttery NYC swaps slopes for indoor fairways: holiday mini-golf, a complimentary cocktail and s’mores, shotski fun, and a comedy set nearby. It’s a compact, accessible night out geared toward groups and celebrations.
Step through frosted doors into a ski-lodge set built for play: low amber light, artificial spruce boughs, and a compact 9-hole mini-golf course that nudges guests from booth to booth like a short, cheerful relay. A bartender slides a spiced holiday cocktail across the bar while an open fire station invites quick s’more fixes; laughter from the shotski line punctuates the room until the comedy show on the schedule calls the crowd next door.
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Operated by High Line Comedy Club · New York, NY
Step through frosted doors into a ski-lodge set built for play: low amber light, artificial spruce boughs, and a compact 9-hole mini-golf course that nudges guests from booth to booth like a short, cheerful relay. A bartender slides a spiced holiday cocktail across the bar while an open fire station invites quick s’more fixes; laughter from the shotski line punctuates the room until the comedy show on the schedule calls the crowd next door.
Puttery’s winter-themed takeover channels the broader history of Chelsea — an industrial neighborhood reborn into nightlife, creative venues, and adaptive reuse of old warehouses. The mini-golf itself is modern entertainment design rather than a historical artifact: think handcrafted props, themed holes, and photo-ready set pieces inspired more by slope-side kitsch than by local geology.
Culturally, the event is a hybrid social product: part bar night, part interactive game, part live comedy. It draws groups, dates, and anyone after an accessible, low-effort evening with theatrical flair.
Practicalities: the program typically lasts about an hour for the mini-golf set with cocktail and s’mores included; comedy shows run at scheduled times (7 PM or 9 PM), so plan for 2–3 hours if you stay for both. The venue is wheelchair accessible and 21+ with ID. Arrive early for photo spots, keep pockets light for easy movement between holes, and allow time to line up for the comedy club entrance. Expect close quarters—dress comfortably, bring a fully charged phone for photos, and budget for tip and transit costs.
easy.
1–2 hours (2–3 hours if attending the comedy show).
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires standing and short walks between holes
No — this experience is restricted to guests 21 and over; infants and minors are not permitted.
You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled time per the standard policy.
Yes — the location and surfaces are wheelchair accessible and the activity is designed to accommodate guests with reduced mobility.
Yes — the ticket includes access to the mini-golf course, one holiday cocktail, a s’mores station, and shotski samples, plus entry to the designated comedy show time.
Chelsea transformed from 19th-century industrial lots into an entertainment and arts district; venues repurposed old warehouses and loading docks into nightlife and performance spaces.
The venue emphasizes single-location events to limit travel-related emissions; consider public transit and responsible disposal of food packaging to reduce local waste.
High Line Comedy Club operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step through frosted doors into a ski-lodge set built for play: low amber light, artificial spruce boughs, and a compact 9-hole mini-golf course that nudges guests from booth to booth like a short, cheerful relay. A bartender slides a spiced holiday cocktail across the bar while an open fire station invites quick s’more fixes; laughter from the shotski line punctuates the room until the comedy show on the schedule calls the crowd next door.
Step through frosted doors into a ski-lodge set built for play: low amber light, artificial spruce boughs, and a compact 9-hole mini-golf course that nudges guests from booth to booth like a short, cheerful relay. A bartender slides a spiced holiday cocktail across the bar while an open fire station invites quick s’more fixes; laughter from the shotski line punctuates the room until the comedy show on the schedule calls the crowd next door.
Puttery’s winter-themed takeover channels the broader history of Chelsea — an industrial neighborhood reborn into nightlife, creative venues, and adaptive reuse of old warehouses. The mini-golf itself is modern entertainment design rather than a historical artifact: think handcrafted props, themed holes, and photo-ready set pieces inspired more by slope-side kitsch than by local geology.
Culturally, the event is a hybrid social product: part bar night, part interactive game, part live comedy. It draws groups, dates, and anyone after an accessible, low-effort evening with theatrical flair.
Practicalities: the program typically lasts about an hour for the mini-golf set with cocktail and s’mores included; comedy shows run at scheduled times (7 PM or 9 PM), so plan for 2–3 hours if you stay for both. The venue is wheelchair accessible and 21+ with ID. Arrive early for photo spots, keep pockets light for easy movement between holes, and allow time to line up for the comedy club entrance. Expect close quarters—dress comfortably, bring a fully charged phone for photos, and budget for tip and transit costs.