What You'll Get
Fun parks offer activities for everyone in the family: children ride go-karts, parents gamble on mini golf, and teenagers grapple with the cyclical pattern of desire and consumption in Pac-Man. Have fun near your family with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $10 for one unlimited-play wristband, valid for mini golf, bumper cars, and paddleboats (up to a $19.95 value)
- $19 for two unlimited-play wristbands, valid for mini golf, bumper cars, and paddleboats (up to a $39.90 value)
- $37 for four unlimited-play wristbands, valid for mini golf, bumper cars, and paddleboats (up to a $79.80 value)
Adventure Kingdom's prices vary throughout the season and based on age.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Oct 17, 2012. Amount paid never expires. May buy multiple as gifts. Not Valid for Water Wars. Extra $1 times age per attraction fee for children under 5. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Adventure Kingdom
Seven acres of mini golf, bumper cars, paddleboats, and other attractions enthrall the young and young-at-heart at Adventure Kingdom. The park's Renaissance theme pervades 18 holes of mini golf, where colorful plaster knights joust, and a period stockade locks up players deemed criminally over par by a jury of their opponents. Fueled by gas, the bumper cars swivel and smack, and paddleboats shaped like swans gracefully float along tranquil waters. Hot days make Water Wars a must-see, as visitors hurl water balloons toward targets that trigger an onslaught of noise, splashing, and spontaneous melting.
Nearby, a log cabin built in 1932 hosts the opening scenes of birthday parties and field trips. As the birthday child tears into gifts atop a throne bordered by rich hardwood paneling, a rough-hewn wooden table sports guests' goblets and supplied tiaras. Field trippers enjoy a history lesson about Texan frontier life or about the Renaissance before racing toward free volleyball courts and horseshoes or picnic tables and tents perfect for outdoor feasts or meetings about new recess-line etiquette.