Mini golf’s popularity has naturally led to a host of miniaturized copycats, including toeball and nano-marbles, which is played inside a particle accelerator. Engage in the most timeless shrunken sport with today's Groupon to ibowl.ca Family Fun Center in Cambridge. Choose from the following options:
- For $12, you get a round of mini golf for up to six players (up to a $29.97 value, including HST).
- For $25, you get two hours of bowling and shoe rental for up to six bowlers (up to a $69 value, including HST).
- For $34, you get a recreation package for up to six people (a $98.97 total value, including HST). The package includes:
- One round of mini golf (up to a $29.97 value, including HST)
- Two-hours of cosmic bowling and shoe rental (up to a $69 value, including HST)
Nestled within the walls of a former shoe factory, ibowl.ca Family Fun Center unrolls 7,000 square feet of smile-inducing recreation, from bowling and mini golf to an arcade. Sporting an around-the-world theme, the nine-hole mini-golf course challenges putters' resolve against obstacles such as igloos, Indian palaces, and an invisible flamingo colony. Meanwhile, ball slingers hurl volcanic-glass spheres down gleaming lanes and aim toward 5- or 10-pin sets. An automated scoring system tracks every strike, spare, or gutter-ball, and optional lane bumpers keep balls in and invading Visigoths out.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Juggling Acts
Juggling is widely considered a dying art because of competition from modern, high-tech forms of entertainment such as making avatars of one's self for the purposes of virtual farming and staring at incandescent light bulbs. Recapture your audience with the following juggling and juggling-related skills:
Juggling Pins: When upgrading one's repertoire, the logical next step beyond juggling bowling balls is to juggle their mortal enemy—pins. Thanks to their carefully balanced weight and seductively tapered easy-to-grip necks, bowling pins can be juggled perfectly by beginners, even on the first try. Therefore there's no reason not to practice while standing on the hood of your dad's car.
Plate Spinning: The ancient art of precariously balancing a spinning plate atop a wobbly rod. Kids today will once again see the appeal of this daring stunt if you rebrand it as Extreme Anti-G Disc Balancing and have them text to vote which plate should be whipped into a pyramid of body spray.
Chainsaws: The holy grail of juggling—save for the actual holy grail, which doesn't count because it's easy to juggle one thing. Chainsaw juggling is considered so dangerous that it can only be legally done blindfolded to prevent you from seeing how scared you are.
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