Putt Putt Fun House

Affordable family fun. My 6yo son always has a blast here. It’s a lot cheaper than Main Event and caters a lot more to the younger crowd. The arcade games are cheaper than most places! Can’t attest to the food cause the only thing I’ve had here was ice cream.
They have putt putt (as if you didn’t know by the name!), laser tag (no age restrictions, fun for all), arcade games, rock climbing, an indoor play place, bumper cars and boats (prepare to get wet on the boats if y’all turn the sprayers on!) and a café.
We come here pretty often and have never had any complaints!

Here is what they have:
Laser Tag
Bumper boats
Bumper cars
Bowling
Putt putt golf
And plenty more
We attended a 9yr old birthday party and food was decent, party lasted 2 hours. The activities that were done well, they are fine for 5 year olds, not that great for 9 year olds. Maybe add in some karaōke, how to make bracelets, or scavenger hunt.
We rode rides and bowled. My favorite was bowling and bumper cars. They have different game options.
We got thirsty and ordered Gatorade. I ate pecan ice cream. Make sure to bring cash for food if you order under $ 5.

I had my daughters birthday party here. It was a great experience from start to finish. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I cannot express enough how friendly the staff was. They offer pizza for the birthday party, drinks, goody bags for the kids, cake. This is all included in the package! I paid extra for pizza for the adults but it was worth it. I did not think it was over priced for what they provided. My daughter and family had a great time.

Looking for a fun arcade place to take your kids for cheap? Or a little bit older and just looking for some fun on a budget? This is it.
We came here on a random Tuesday afternoon in October and got a great deal for only $ 10 (2 activities and some tokens for the arcade games). This place is obviously for kids, but we were bored and in the area. It was pretty quiet at this time… as it should be because kids should be in school.
We were surprised at how big this place actually is. It’s two stories and is huge! They have rock climbing, a laser maze, bumper boats, batting cages, bumper cars, two areas for mini golf, laser tag, and a couple of other games. They also have small, free games and things to look at throughout the building.
We played mini golf and laser tag. Both were really fun! The laser tag area is pretty huge (two stories). There’s extra ways to earn points by shooting some robots in laser tag.
The arcade games took only a few tokens, so that we were able to play about 6 games each with the tokens we had gotten from our purchase. Much cheaper than other similar places. They were also nice enough to give us prizes worth more than the tickets we had earned. Even then, we only had enough to buy some cheap toys and candy. If you want to earn the big items, you will definitely need to pay more $$$

We came to celebrate my daughters birthday, and where I heard before that you can bring your own cake when I called they told me I couldn’t. When we got there we asked a table next to us if they had brought there cake and they said yes. Ok that’s where the four stars come from. Now this out of the way let’s move on to the experience…
This is a perfect place to bring kids they have so much to do, and they where decorated for Halloween. We went on a Saturday night at 7 (savings of about 8.00 per person for three hours of unlimited attractions) oh and the pizza? Just try it that’s all I’m going to say.

What Putt Putt lacks in updated games, they make up for in price and daily deals. There’s a lot of ways to have a fun day out for $ 10 or less per person, which I think is great!
The putt putt is unlimited with their daily deals which is fun, although the course needs to be cleaned more often, bug sprayed, and some of the holes are slanted due to ground movement over the years (making some holes really tricky).
The arcade is fun although I wish it were still tokens instead of a dollar amount that never gets used up perfectly as you swipe your card.
The prizes are good and easy to earn for kids which is the best part. I dislike some other fun houses because even basic items require SO many tickets that the kids get discouraged. Not here!
There’s also bumper boats, bumper cars, rock climbing, motion theater, laser tag, fun interactive wall games, food and drinks. It’s an easy place to let the kids loose for a fun day, far cheaper than local competitors.

My kids love the bumper boats and its nice to have a fun activity to do with the kids close to home.

The place was really nice and had loads of potential. However, there were plenty of rude teenagers working there. The teenaged manager was nice enough, but reporting the rudeness of the staff to him was a joke. He is not going to reprimand his peers for a job poorly done. Also, they left the tables very dirty in the café’ area. There was no one sitting down, but every table was dirty except one. When this fact was explained to the teenager at the concession stand, he just said okay. No one ever came to clean the tables. My kids really love this place, but they really need a good manager and some attentive staff members. I would absolutely NOT throw a party here but may return just to let the kids run around at some point.

My son can live at this place. He loves it! His favorites are the bumper cars, bumper boats, laser tags, the interactive movies, arcades! Now that I think about it, he loves the wall climbing and the golf course. Overall, he loves it all! My pocketbook loves it to!

Four kids under six, their parents, the grandparents, and various aunts, uncles and cousins; what other than Putt Putt will amuse everyone during some downtime at a family reunion?
The kids loved the «Ball-​o-​city» play area, the adults loved the bumper boats (heads up, the boats have sprayers attached, you WILL get soaked) and everyone loved bowling and the Putt Putt courses.

We took my boyfriend’s 9 year old daughter here. She had been begging us to take her there for a while.
We all had a blast. We got the all day passes for $ 25 so we could enjoy all the attractions as many times as we wanted.
We started out with mini golf, it was OK, there were a lot of other groups playing so we did a lot of waiting. From there she played in ballocity, and while she did that my boyfriend and I did the bumper cars. :) The 3D theater is cool, and the bumper boats are a lot of fun, prepared to get soaked! Laser tag is fun too.
Putt Putt Fun House is a great place. Kids love it, even the big kids. There is stuff for the whole family to do together.

The batting cages are permanently closed. I can’t believe they closed … especially since I drove an hour here impulsively after finding tokens from when I was a kid, since I am in the middle of a move and finding all sorts of things once lost. Right in the childhood!

I’ve been messaging all of these orange heads about how much free putt putt did they get to make these wonderful 5 star reviews flooding for the last few days but I could not get anybody to respond. :(
And these were everybody’s first reviews! I really wanted to congratulate them on their very first review!!! After not getting a response after the 20^th 5 star first review shill I just closed down my computer, folded my head in between my crossed arms and sulked all night…

I have only gone one time. It seems like a nice place, but the lines can take for ever! I would never go on s «special» day/​night when you get a wrist band and can ride/​play everything for a certain amount of time. It took so long to stand in the lines that it was more expensive than if we had paid for each attraction individually.

Fun in clearlake? That’s Ludacris you say?!
NO WAY come over to Putt Putt Fun House!!!
We came on a sunday evening and they have a special going on from 6 – 9 PM you can get all you can game for 13 a person. So what does All you can game include? Bumper cars, bumper boats, laser tag, rock climbing, 4d theatre and of course putt putt!!!
I had so much fun, I just happen to be wearing a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles throw back shirt that day and I was the coolest 26 year old there!

If you have kids, forget it, they will love this place. Bumper boats, arcade games… I recommend it for a first date too. There is nothing like a round of putt putt to get to know someone.

For a single mom on a budget, you can’t beat this place.
It does look like this place has been there since I was born, but my son and I had a great time.
We purchased 2 activities for $ 10.00 and 40 tokens for $ 10.00. While I was paying, I noticed a stack of coupons next to the register for their food.
I asked the girl for one and she gladly gave one to me. It was for buy one food item get one free. We were going to decide later if we wanted to eat.
We got there on Sunday at around 1 and the place didn’t have too much of a crowd.
We started using our tokens first. They have a pretty decent selection of token games, shooting for tickets to turn in for prizes.
Most of the games took 1 token, which I thought was pretty good. (comparing to D&B’s or games at the movies)
They also have air hockey and arcade games and some virtual bowling game. (which we did not play)
My son and I ran through the 40 tokens in about 30 minutes… but that’s because we found a few games that really cashed out on the tickets.
When we were done, we added up to a little over 300 tickets.
They actually had a lot of neat things to buy with those tickets.
…although, the really cool items started at over 1000.
After that, we decided to check out the food.
They had a bigger selection than what we thought.
We ended up getting pepperoni pizza.
.and with an extra pizza, two drinks, and the coupon, I spent $ 9.50 for the meal! …can’t beat that.
We enjoyed the pizza. …It was about as good as any delivery pizza.
We shared the one, and between the two of us, we didn’t even touch the second one. They gladly gave us a box to take it home.
Know…they give free soda refills and i didn’t see any private birthday rooms. …so there were kids running everywhere.
Inside they had three more activities, lazer tag, rock climbing and a 4D movie. (I really wanted to see that… but we had to get going. We still had putt-​putt to do)
After lunch we played our round of 18 holes. There are 3 courses… however, one was closed. So we picked the hard one. I don’t know what was so hard. Every single hole was a 2 par and most holes we got with one shot.
I guess for kids it could be difficult. …but if that was the hard course, I could only imagine what the others were like.
They had one down due to trimming a tree.
Outside, they had water bumper cars. (Most of the people that got off were soaked)
They also have batting cages, which I REALLY wanted to do. Disappointingly, they were closed down, due to hurricane damage.
My son and I will definitely go back!
All in all, him and I had a blast AND. when you can you go out and spend $ 30 having a day of fun AND lunch (AND left-​over dinner)?
I think it is also a neat place to go for a fun date. …but I wouldn’t go too late in the day, when the teenage crowd comes. (.I hear)

Take the kids put some balls, ride the bumper cars and do bump others. Play the games but eat out before or afterward, they specialize in kids games and entertainment. So Im not brave enought to eat food there.

I forgot about this place til seeing Mike’s review, and I’m a lil embarassed an out-​of-​towner beat me to the punch!
This «Fun House» entertainment center is in my neck of the woods (ie the south side) and it definitely cures a night of boredom or ‘cabin fever’. The prices aren’t bad, even on this single mom’s budget!
I got 10 attraction tickets for $ 40, which don’t expire so I can use them as we go. We played the easy putt putt course, I do have a 5 and 9 yr old, so the levels were good for us! They had fun and we got to laugh at all the stupid shots, especially when one ball bounced off the side and went right in the water fountain!
The tickets can also be used on the rock climbing wall, the laser tag, or the 3D theater. None of these look very challenging, but kids are looking forward to next trip!
They also have batting cages in the back for $ 1 a round. Kids bring in their own bats and helmets and have a blast. (You can also use their own equipment if you leave an ID.)
The inside has a two-​story slide which really kept the kiddos busy while we waited for food. The café had a pretty decent selection of food, pizza, sandwiches, hot dogs, pretzels, ice cream cones, the usual fare at decent prices. And one of those cutesy photo booths. I got some really adorable pics of the lil ones sticking their tongues out!!!
They lost a star, or two, for the crowd on Sat. night. Lots and lots of teenagers roaming around, obviously unsupervised. Now, keep in mind that I’m a high school teacher so I don’t mind teens at all! But when they get in big herds and act like they don’t know common rules of courtesy (like saying excuse me when bumping into someone or NOT dropping balls off the second story balcony), well, that’s just annoying. They had a cop on duty, who kept watching them, but did nothing to correct anybody. I actually had to tell a couple of teen boys that my daughter was in line in front of them in my ‘teacher voice’ before they even acknowledged us.
Now, I get one minute of my pedestal– If you are going to drop your kid off someplace with more kids and no adults, at LEAST, make sure they know how to behave. Maybe pop in and check on them. If they’re running around, cussing and bothering people, drag their asses home! They shouldn’t have free run of the places, just cause you want a free night! Ok, thank you. That is all.

What does Putt Putt have going for it? 3 different 18-​hole miniature golf courses! What does Putt Putt have going against it? 3 different 18-​hole miniature golf courses!
While all three are supposed to be of varying degree of difficulty (easy, medium, hard), each hole was basically the same — a flat cement slab that you could get a straight shot at the hole. We managed to rack up an obscene amount of hole-​in-​ones for people who had never played on that course before! ACTUAL level of difficulty: not hard at all.
An outdoor course in an enclosed fenced area right off a highway, there isn’t much ambiance to the course, although I did spot a few couples canoodling in the bushes. The random giraffe statue in the middle was a bit out of place as well.
Be wary of the deals before you purchase your tickets for the night (we went mini golfing, realized we wanted to play a second game and then payed some games in the arcade — payed for each separately but if we got one of the specials, could have saved $ 20!)
Inside the Fun House, we enjoyed a few games of Air Hockey, while also spending some $$ at skeeball (I love that game!) There was also a rock climbing wall, restaurant, dance dance revolution etc.
All in all, Putt Putt was a welcome distraction while in Texas, but I wouldn’t head here for the mini-​golf!