The Lost City Apocalypse Adventure Golf
BEST FOR
Ages 3+
ENTRY
from £6
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Belfast
What it’s like
Two indoor 18-hole adventure golf courses with a post-apocalyptic theme, plus interactive darts for the over-12s.
Two indoor courses, Inner City and Park Central, both 18 holes, both playable on their own or back to back for the full 36. One round takes 30 to 45 minutes, so it's a decent length for a three-year-old's attention span without dragging on. Do both and you're looking at 60 to 90 minutes, which suits the older kids who want the full crawl through the ruins.
Pricing is tiered by age rather than one flat rate, which is fairer than it sounds. Under-5s get in for £6 (18 holes), 6 to 11s pay £9, and everyone 12 and over pays £12. If there's a mix of ages in your group the Family Pass at £37 for 18 holes covers four of you, as long as one's an adult and one's under 16. Turning up before noon gets the Dawn Patrol rate of £9 a head for 18 holes, which is worth building a morning around if your crew is up early anyway.
Putters and balls are provided. Darts is there too but it's strictly 12 and up, so younger siblings will be watching from the golf side while the teenagers have a go. Food is proper casual dining, pizzas, hot dogs, loaded fries, with vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, and there's a restaurant licence for cocktails if you're eating too.
It's all indoor, so the weather outside doesn't come into it. Parking is at the O2 car parks a few minutes away with 1500 spaces between them, though they warn it gets tight on SSE Arena event nights, and there's decent public transport on the doorstep as a backup.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- Ages 3 to 103 in theory, but really best for 3 to 11s on the golf
- Booking
- Book online for 10% off food & drink, or walk-ins welcome
- Parking
- 1500 spaces at The O2 car parks, a few minutes away
- Food
- On-site casual dining with pizzas, hot dogs, and loaded fries
- Getting there by bus or train
- Public transport options on site
- Book online rather than walk in if you want 10% off food and drink
- Darts is 12 and over only, so it's a golf-only trip for younger kids
- O2 car parks get busy on SSE Arena event nights, so build in extra time
- Under-13s must have an adult with them on the course
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
£12 for adults over 12, £9 for 6 to 11s, £6 for under 5s, all for 18 holes. Doing both 18-hole courses back to back costs more, and there's a Family Pass at £37 for four people playing 18 holes.
Do we need to book?
You can book online and get 10% off food and drink, or just walk in and pay on the door.
How long does a round take?
18 holes takes about 30 to 45 minutes, and both courses together run 60 to 90 minutes depending on how busy it is.
What age is it suitable for?
They say it works for anyone from 3 to 103, with different putter sizes for smaller hands. Darts is 12 and over only.
Do kids need an adult with them?
Anyone 13 or under has to be accompanied by an adult on the course.
Is there a cheaper time to go?
The Dawn Patrol rate applies before noon and brings 18 holes down to £9 a head.
What food is there?
A full casual dining menu with pizzas, hot dogs and loaded fries, plus vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. There's a restaurant licence for cocktails if you're ordering food too.
Is there parking?
The O2 car parks a few minutes away have 1500 spaces between them, though they fill up when there's an event at the SSE Arena.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
There's lift access from the main Odyssey Place concourse and the courses have dipped curbs, though how well it works depends on the wheelchair.
Do we need to bring our own putters?
No, everything's provided, you just turn up and play.
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