Lost City Adventure Golf Nottingham
BEST FOR
Ages 3+
ENTRY
from £6
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Nottingham
What it’s like
Two indoor 18-hole courses round rockfaces and ruins, plus interactive darts if the putting doesn't fill the visit.
Two full 18-hole courses indoors, weaving round rockfaces and jungle obstacles rather than the usual windmill-and-bridge setup. Putters come in sizes for little hands right up to adults, and the site reckons anyone from age 3 can get round. One course takes about 45 minutes, both together nearer 90, so a three-year-old and a grandparent can both find a pace that suits.
Prices step by age: £6 for under-6s, £12 for the standard adult ticket, £9 if you get there before noon or if you're a student or senior. A family pass covers four players, at least one adult and one under-16, for £37, which undercuts buying four separate tickets. Booking online saves 10% on tickets and food, but walk-ups join the same queue as everyone else, so there's no skip-the-line perk either way.
It's all indoors and pushchair friendly, with lift access down to the courses, so a buggy isn't a problem and neither is a wheelchair. Toilets have baby changing and there are high chairs at the Tiki bar if you're stopping for food. There's no parking on site, but a few car parks are a short walk away.
Opening hours stretch late, 10am to 11pm on Thursday to Saturday, 10am to 9pm on Sunday, which makes it a decent option for an evening round rather than just a daytime filler. Interactive darts is there too if the golf alone doesn't stretch the visit long enough.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 3 upwards; under-6s go free-ish at £6 and adults still get a proper round
- Booking
- Online booking advised. Saves 10% on tickets and food/drink
- Parking
- Multiple nearby car parks within walking distance: Euro Car Park on Upper Parliament Street, Trinity Square Car Park, Intu Victoria Centre
- Pushchairs
- Both courses are pushchair friendly
- Wheelchairs
- Both courses wheelchair and pushchair friendly with lift access to courses
- Everyone queues together at reception regardless of ticket type
- Putters and balls are sanitised between players
- Interactive darts is on site as an extra game
- Arrive 10 minutes before your timeslot for queuing
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£12 for adults, £6 for under-6s, and £9 for early birds before noon, students or seniors. A family pass for four players, at least one adult and one under-16, is £37.
Do we need to book ahead?
Walk-ups are welcome and pay on the door. Booking online just saves you 10% on tickets and food, it doesn't get you a shorter queue.
How long does a round take?
One course, 18 holes, is around 45 minutes. Both courses together is closer to 90 minutes.
What age is it suitable for?
The site says anyone from age 3 to 103, with putters sized for smaller hands.
Is it OK for a pushchair or wheelchair?
Both courses have lift access down and are pushchair and wheelchair friendly.
Is there parking?
Nothing on site, but there are a few car parks within a minute's walk, including Q Park on Talbot Street, Trinity Square and the Intu Victoria Centre car park.
What if the weather's bad?
It's all indoors, so rain outside makes no difference to your round.
Is there anything to eat?
There are high chairs at the Tiki bar on site for anyone stopping for food or drink.
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