Pros 
Cons A Colorado Adventure in Miniature
Colorado Journey Miniature Golf in Littleton, CO, offers a playful experience themed around the state's iconic landmarks. With a solid 4.5-star rating, it’s quickly becoming a local favorite, especially for those seeking an alternative to busier spots like Boondocks. The course isn’t indoors, but boasts a substantial number of onsite services, ensuring players have a comfortable time. Customer reviews highlight the relaxed atmosphere and clever hole designs, taking players on a miniature “tour” of Colorado. It’s a solid option for birthdays, family outings, or a casual date night, especially on a weekday evening where waits are minimal.
Here’s a breakdown of what Colorado Journey Miniature Golf provides regarding facilities and accessibility:
| Feature | Available |
|---|---|
| Accessibility | |
| Wheelchair Accessible Entrance | Yes |
| Wheelchair Accessible Parking | Yes |
| Wheelchair Accessible Restroom | Yes |
| Amenities | |
| Restroom | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Restaurant | No |
| Payments | |
| Credit Cards | Yes |
| Debit Cards | Yes |
| NFC Mobile Payments | Yes |
| Children Focused | |
| Good for Kids | Yes |
| Playground | Yes |
| Parking | |
| Free Parking Lot | Yes |
Customers have noted the convenience of being able to bring outside food, alongside a small snack bar offering drinks and treats.
The Courses: Exploring the Centennial State
Colorado Journey features two separate 18-hole miniature golf courses: the Conestoga Trail and another unnamed course. Several visitors wish the staff had informed them of this choice, emphasizing the appeal of returning to explore both. Each course cleverly incorporates Colorado’s history and scenery into its design, from majestic mountains to perhaps a few prehistoric residents!
Many reviewers particularly enjoyed the water features on the course, though some expressed disappointment that a number were out of order during their visit. While the water adds enjoyment, it's worth noting reports of stagnant water attracting mosquitoes, especially around dusk.
“I loved getting a “tour” of the greatest landmarks in CO. It’s the perfect spot to watch the sunset while you play mini golf too!!” - A recent visitor.
Areas for Improvement: A Little Wear and Tear
Despite the generally positive reviews, there's recurring feedback regarding maintenance. The T-Rex themed hole seems to be a common subject of complaint, with multiple visitors mentioning the dinosaur being “missing its arms” or in need of repair.
Beyond the dinosaur, some decorations throughout the courses exhibit wear and tear. One reviewer mentioned the putters being unhygienic – “dirty and sticky,” leaving residue on hands. Others have stated that many decorations are broken.
Here's a summary of recurring concerns:
- Broken Decorations: Repeated mentions of damaged themes and characters.
- Water Feature Issues: Several features were not functioning, with some exhibiting stagnation.
- Putter Cleanliness: Complaints about dirty and sticky putters.
- Crowding: While less crowded on weekday evenings, some experienced significant waits due to slow play and multiple groups.
Deals & Practical Information
Colorado Journey Miniature Golf is located at 5150 S Windermere St, Littleton, CO 80120 and can be reached at (303) 734-1083. They’re open seven days a week from 10 AM to 9 PM. A significant tip from seasoned players: book your tee time online to take advantage of a 50% discount! Standard pricing is considered "okay" by some, but the online deal makes it considerably more affordable.
The courses are especially appealing for families, with amenities like benches for resting and a playground available. Glow ball mini golf is available for an additional, unspecified charge and is mentioned as a “fun time”. Considering the feedback, the experience seems suited for those with a more casual approach to the game and are playing recreationally - a 5-year-old's first putt-putt experience was positive, even with the noted shortcomings.