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Mini golf, 18 holesMini golf for kids
An outdoor 18-hole course, no booking needed, open whenever the park is, weekdays included.A mini golf course for families, kids and grown-ups alike. We give you the club, the ball and the scorecard, and you pay with tickets or the Kids Pass.
Quick answer
How much is mini golf and how many holes does it have?
18 holes, open whenever the park is. 7,80 € per person with club, ball and scorecard. About 45 minutes, no time limit. With the Kids Pass, 7 tickets.
- Price per person
- 7,80 € · 6 tickets
- Holes
- 18
- Round
- 45 min
- When it opens
- every day the park is open, weekdays included
- Booking
- Not needed
No booking needed: you pay at the ticket office on the day.
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Mini golf with no time limit
A round takes about 45 minutes, but there is no time limit. It is open whenever the park is, weekdays included, and the club, ball and scorecard are included.
Mini golf for kids and grown-ups
We give you the club, the ball and the scorecard. It costs 6 tickets, or 7 with the Kids Pass, and a round takes about 45 minutes.
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The factsThe facts
An 18-hole course. You get a club, a ball and a scorecard, and the lowest score wins. A round takes about 45 minutes, with no time limit.An 18-hole course. You get a club, a ball and a scorecard, and the lowest score wins. A round takes about 45 minutes, with no time limit.
The facts
- Price per person
- 7,80 € · 6 tickets
- Holes
- 18
- Round
- 45 min
- When it opens
- every day the park is open, weekdays included
- Booking
- Not needed
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How to play
A round is 18 holes in a row and takes about 45 minutes, with no time limit. This is how it works from start to finish.
Pay at the ticket office
Mini golf costs 6 tickets per player (7,80 €); with the Kids' Pass it is 7. Anyone can play: there is no minimum age or height.
Collect your gear
At the mini golf entrance you get a putter, a ball and a scorecard. Putters come in several sizes, including ones for small children.
Start at hole 1
The holes are numbered and played in order, from 1 to 18. Each one starts from the tee mark.
Take turns
While one person putts, the others wait beside them, off the lane. When the ball stops, it is the next player's turn.
Write down every stroke
Every stroke counts and goes on the scorecard straight away. If the ball leaves the lane, put it back where it went out and carry on. If a hole will not go in, the usual custom is to write down a maximum of six strokes and move on.
Move on to the next hole
Once everyone has holed out, on to the next one. If the group behind is waiting, let them through.
Add up and return your gear
After hole 18, add up the strokes: the lowest score wins. Add them up by hand, no phone calculator. Putters and balls go back where you collected them.
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Rules
The first two are the park's own rules. The rest are the ones any mini golf course asks for when other people are on the lanes.
Getting in
- Everyone who goes into the mini golf pays for a ticket, whether they play or not, even for a single hole. The only exception is a group of minors: one responsible adult may go in with them without a ticket to look after them. Only one person may go in without a ticket; if more adults come along, each of them pays. Passing one putter around is not allowed either: there are putters for every age.
- No smoking inside the mini golf.
On the course
- The putter is for hitting the ball, always close to the ground. Do not raise it above knee height or swing it in the air: someone may be behind you.
- While someone is putting, everyone else stays beside or behind them, a couple of metres away. Never in front or in the ball's path.
- Do not walk into a hole where another group is playing, and do not putt towards them. Wait until they finish.
- Do not step or climb on the obstacles and figures along the course. You play from the ground.
- Small children play with an adult, who stays with them for the whole round.
- When you finish, return the putter and ball at the handout point. If anything breaks or gets lost, tell the ticket office.
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A bit of history
Mini golf is more than 150 years old. The first documented course is the ladies' putting green at St Andrews, Scotland, from 1867: a small course just for putting, still played today. Obstacles came later, in the United States, and in the 1920s the game became a craze with tens of thousands of courses.
Standardised lanes, like the ones used in competition, were born in Switzerland in the 1950s. Today there are national federations and world championships. Ours has 18 holes in the open air, as tradition has it.
- 1867
- St Andrews (Scotland): the Ladies' Putting Green opens, the first documented miniature golf course.
- 1916
- Pinehurst (USA): the Thistle Dhu course, one of the first miniature courses in America.
- 1927
- Garnet Carter patents "Tom Thumb Golf" in Tennessee. By the end of the decade there are tens of thousands of courses across the United States.
- 1937
- Sweden founds the oldest minigolf federation in the world.
- 1950s
- Paul Bongni builds the first concrete lanes with standard measurements in Switzerland, the ones used in competitive minigolf.
Sources: Guinness World Records, Wikipedia (Miniature golf) and Playing Pasts (Mini-golf: seaside fun or serious sport?).
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Karts and mini golf on the same dayKarts and mini golf on the same day
The Karts + Mini Golf pack combines a timed session on the big circuit with a full round.The Karts + Mini Golf pack combines a timed session on the big circuit with a full round.
What is included
- 1 Big Karts session (7 min, ~15-20 laps, timed)
- 1 round of Minigolf (18 holes, approx. 45 min)
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Frequently asked questionsFrequently asked questions
What is the mini golf like and how much does it cost?
It is an 18-hole course that takes around 45 minutes, although there is no time limit. We give you a club, a ball and a scorecard, and whoever gets the fewest points wins.
It costs 6 tickets (7.80€) per person. If you pay with the Abono Infantil, mini golf costs 7 tickets per participant. It is open every day, including weekdays.
What is the Abono Infantil and what does it include?
The Abono Infantil costs 38€ and includes 36 tickets (approx. 1.05€ per ticket, compared with 1.30€ for a single ticket). It can be shared: several children can use it at the same time, and it does not expire, so any tickets left over are kept for another day.
It is valid for kids karts, MiniMini, mini golf and all the other children's attractions, but it is NOT valid for the Adult Karts. Please note that, when paying with the pass, mini golf goes from 6 to 7 tickets per player.
Which days are you open and what are your opening hours?
Autumn opening hours (from 10 October 2026):
- Monday and Tuesday: 10:30-14:00 and 16:00-18:30
- Wednesday and Thursday: closed
- Friday: 11:00-14:00 and 16:00-19:30
- Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 11:00-20:30
Exception: we are closed on Friday 25 December 2026 (Christmas Day).
Is there free parking?
Yes, parking is free and is inside the premises, with direct access from the Autovía de Castelldefels (C-31).