spring hill fun zone

There is only one staff there at a time, this can cause an uproar when there are many others waiting in line, especially on weekends i noticed there is still only one person on staff at a time when there is a ton of traffic going on. Tons of games don't function properly, the batting cages work only on a rare occasion, the golf course is dirty and one of the flags is torn up.... I would not recommend unless you are willing to accept the malfunctions. Id say the best thing there to do is the golf course, then go to Dairy Queen to cool off, more worth the money.

I like the fun zone, especially since it is about the only place like it in Spring Hill. It does not do much business however and I am sure the Dairy Queen keeps it afloat. That being the case, it is understandable that it is really getting run down but it is unfortunate.The Mini Golf course is getting rough and the gel coat has come off of the fiberglass hole marker flag poles so when you pick them up, you get fiberglass slivers in your fingers. The games in the arcade often just eat your tokens. One game that was supposed to dispense prizes was completely empty of said prizes. A few games are out of order. The games that do work pay out pretty well in tickets and there are decent prizes to redeem. When we went the fast and slow batting cages were out of order leaving only one station working.It's just a shame.

We took advantage of a Groupon offer and bought for 4 people an afternoon of fun. Miniature Golf, Arcade tokens, batting cage tokens (my grandson had a blast there.) And topped off with a small Blizzard from the Dairy Queen. We live in the area and will be back.They would have gotten an excellent except for worn spots in the putting green carpets.The help was very helpful.

True—this place provides cheap entertainment in the form of an Arcade, Batting Cages, Birthday Room, and Mini Golf… but they’ll have to change SOMETHING (or more than that) to stay afloat. Advertised heavily on their website and Groupon was Dance Dance Revolution in the Arcade (definitely didn’t see that there). At least the Arcade and Batting Cages were good enough. You probably won’t spend longer than an hour there altogether. The teens running the place were mostly on their phones in the corner or doing their best “why am I here?” eye rolls while serving guests. At least they could’ve told us how 3 of the 18 holes of the Mini Golf were totally submerged in water (but it was only sprinkling rain!) or how other courses were scattered with seeds (although they made difficult obstacles in playing). True they can’t control the weather but good service could’ve warned us. The Mini Golf was very simple—no figurines, bridges, waterfalls, etc.

We have always enjoyed this roadside attraction. Very rarely is it busy and it's basic but does the job.

Good for entertaining the teens and younger.Convienent to Dairy Queen for lunch or ice cream.Needs an some upgrading and there are more interesting mini golf decor further south on Highway 19 but OK for just playing.

Thanks to Groupon, we decided to be kids for a day. Our night trip to the Fun Zone included a round of mini golf for two, 20 tokens for the arcade, 4 batting cage tokens and a mini DQ Blizzard. The mini golf course was fun but be aware of the mosquitos if you stand still for too long. They do have bug spray at the desk. I actually had several under par shots and two consecutive holes-in-one! We noticed the 10 hole was a bit dark (light out) and brought that to the attention of the young man behind the counter. We enjoyed the arcade and passed our tickets on to a young family for their enjoyment. We donated the batting cage tokens back to Fun Zone. The most delicious part was the DQ Blizzard next door. Definitely an evening for kids of all ages!

For $40 worth of tokens we found that two teens can spend a good hour or more playing games. The staff is always there to help if there is a malfunction, which were few. After leaving here we went nextdoor to the Dairy Queen for icecream to top off the day.

Mini golf course is set up nice, battling cages are ok, if you aren't a pro stick to the gate closest to parking lot, it pitches the ball the slowest. Arcades games are old most don't work the correct way, don't waste your money on them. Dairy queen is right next door for your cool down treat.