Glowgolf sounds like such a cool idea! I think there is definite potential there. I was excited to bring my nephew as I am always looking for new kid-friendly activities to wow him with. We ended up being pretty disappointed. I think there should be about half of the courses - a lot of them repeat. Repeating is lame. We started to feel bored about half way through the first course and then just went around playing the ones we wanted to play before leaving. Also, if it's gonna parallel regular mini golf, then maybe there should be score cards and small pencils. Perhaps little stands at each hole to use to write on. The hole numbers should be better marked. The route should be more clearly defined. Number of strokes for par would be helpful - it would make it more competitive and hopefully keep customer's interest better. I think making it be like nighttime mini golf is the way to go - maybe adding some fake plants or trees with lights or something. Walking in and seeing the entire layout kind of takes away from the surprise of what the rest of the course is going to be like. You walk in and already know exactly what to expect. I like mini golf because every time you get to another hole, it's something new, a surprise waiting for you. The do-it-yourself flash glow stations were really cool though. He loved using those. On a more positive note, the laser maze was great! I do think there should be more help from the staff, though, to guide customers through. I know there is a video with the instructions but I kinda felt like the maze might as well have been a self-run kiosk. In general, it just didn't seem that the place had any flow to it. This is a good opportunity for a fun kid's activity. It didn't have that fun, kid-like excitement feeling. I wish I could give some helpful comments on how to improve that aspect, but I really can't think of anything useful.