Neon mini golf beats another beach walk. At Indoor Crazy Minigolf in Puerto del Carmen, you’ll play a full 18-hole course with sea views and music, plus lots of twists and turns that keep you moving. It’s the kind of activity that feels like a mini adventure, not just a pass-the-time stop.

I also like that it’s designed as an easy social setup: you can go with family, make it a date night, or drop in with friends. One possible drawback is that the ticket covers the core play (putter and ball), but drinks are extra, and the minimum drinking age for alcohol is 18.

Quick hits before you play

• An 18-hole course with a different feel at each stop, so you’re not bored after hole 6
• Indoor Crazy Minigolf means you can play even when the weather shifts
• Flexible start times (day or evening) to fit your day in Lanzarote
• Mobile ticket entry helps you skip extra hassle at the venue
• Sea views plus music create a more “hang out” vibe, not a silent sport
• Low-stress fun for most people, with service animals allowed

Where Indoor Crazy Minigolf fits in your Puerto del Carmen day

Puerto del Carmen is great for beaches, dining, and wandering. But mini golf is a smart add-on because it takes up a defined chunk of time—about 1 to 2 hours—and it doesn’t drain your energy. You can slot it in when you want something fun that still leaves you time for sunset plans afterward.

This spot is also ideal when your group has mixed moods. You might be up for an evening activity, someone else might want something calmer than a big tour, and mini golf hits that sweet spot. The atmosphere here leans playful—twists, turns, and music—so it works even if not everyone is competitive.

Another reason I like it as a travel activity: it’s simple to plan. You can choose a day or evening start time, and the venue runs long hours—10:00 AM to 11:30 PM daily in the operating window listed. That flexibility matters in Lanzarote, where plans can shift fast.

The 18 holes: what you’re really paying for

The main event is straightforward: a full 18-hole crazy golf course. The key detail is that each stop is described as having a unique challenge. That matters more than it sounds. A regular mini golf course can feel repetitive—same ramps, same obstacles, just different hole numbers. Here, the promise is that you’ll get variety hole by hole, which keeps it interesting for repeat visitors or for groups with different skill levels.

The course is also indoor, but it’s not meant to feel like a bland warehouse. You’ll play with panoramic sea views and great music as part of the experience. Even when you’re indoors, that mix helps it feel tied to Lanzarote instead of being a generic attraction.

What about the play itself? Expect lots of movement: twists and turns, plus the kind of trickier paths that make you adjust your aim more than once. The use of putter and ball is included, so you’re not stuck hunting for gear once you arrive.

Practical tip: if you’re going with kids or mixed ages, go in with the goal of enjoying the course rather than speed. The course design sounds like it rewards patience—slower strokes often work better than rushed shots.

Indoor setup: playing when the day changes

Indoor doesn’t just mean “it’s covered.” It often means you’re less likely to lose your afternoon to sun glare or an unexpected weather shift. Since you can play for about 1 to 2 hours, this makes a good fallback plan if your morning runs long or your beach plans get delayed.

You’ll also have the benefit of music in the background, which adds to the fun. One review highlights that the place has neon-style mini golf and a fun pace for an hour or so, especially when paired with a beer or two. That’s exactly the kind of experience mini golf is best at: light competition, laughs, and a steady loop of holes.

Sea views and music: why it feels more like an evening activity

A lot of mini golf spots are forgettable because they’re visually flat. Here, the description specifically points to amazing panoramic sea views along with great music. That combo changes the vibe. It turns the round into something you can enjoy as part of your Lanzarote evening, not just an activity you check off.

If you’re the type who likes small atmospheres—lights, sound, a setting that feels “lived in”—you’ll probably like this. The course being indoor also helps keep the experience comfortable, especially if you’re moving from a hot beach day.

Also, long opening hours make it easier to choose the mood you want. Go earlier if you prefer daylight views. Go later if you want a more nighttime glow. Either way, the music and neon-style energy keep the atmosphere fun.

Tickets, mobile entry, and how the price really works

The ticket price is listed as $10.86 per person, and the big value point is what’s included: use of a putter and ball. So you’re paying for the core activity, then topping up with optional extras.

Drinks aren’t included. Alcoholic beverages are payable, with beers listed at 1.50€ and soft drinks at 2€. That’s a helpful pricing detail because you can do quick math before you commit. If you’re budgeting for a small group, plan on adding drink costs only if you want them. If you don’t, your mini golf cost stays simple and predictable.

The ticket is delivered as a mobile ticket. That’s useful because it keeps everything digital and reduces the chance you’ll arrive without something you need.

One more planning note: this kind of activity is often booked ahead. The average booking time listed is 14 days in advance, so if you want a specific start time, don’t wait until the last day.

Alcohol rules and drink planning (so nobody gets surprised)

Alcohol is available for purchase, but the data includes a clear guideline: the minimum drinking age is 18 years old. If you’re traveling with teenagers, or you’re mixing ages in your group, keep that in mind so expectations match reality.

Also, because alcohol isn’t included in the ticket, you may want to decide ahead of time whether you’re treating this as a one-drink stop or an all-in mini-golf hangout. The prices listed (beer at 1.50€ and soft drinks at 2€) suggest it’s not an expensive add-on, but it still adds up for bigger groups.

Getting there in Puerto del Carmen

You don’t need a car for this one. It’s listed as near public transportation, which matters if you’re staying in the center and want an activity that’s easy to reach. Service animals are allowed too, which is a helpful inclusive detail.

As for where you’ll meet: the data points to Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote at Indoor Crazy Minigolf in Puerto del Carmen, and you’ll receive confirmation at booking. In practice, I’d follow that confirmation for the exact entry details, since the venue is the key thing.

Who this mini golf experience is best for

I think this is strongest for three kinds of travelers:

• Families looking for a short, fun indoor option that still feels like a proper outing
• Couples wanting an easy date night plan with a playful competitive edge
• Friends who want a relaxed evening instead of committing to a long tour

It also fits well as a “bridge” activity—something you do between bigger plans. Since it’s about 1 to 2 hours, it’s easy to pair with dinner, a walk, or a nighttime show.

If your group prefers quiet activities, this may not be the right fit. The presence of music and the lively mini golf setting are part of the appeal, not background filler.

Should you book Crazy Minigolf Lanzarote in Puerto del Carmen?

If you want an afternoon or evening activity that’s easy to schedule, enjoyable for different ages, and more fun than “just walking around,” I’d book this. The ratings data is strong: 4.9 with 98% recommended, and the overall vibe is consistently friendly and fun.

I’d especially recommend booking when you can line up the start time that works best for your day. The course is about enjoying the rhythm—holes, music, sea views—and picking your moment can make it feel better than if you rush in.

Book it if:

• you like playful competitions with a scenic setting
• you want something indoors but still tied to Lanzarote
• you’re traveling with mixed-age people

Skip it if:

• your group wants a serious sport or long multi-hour activity
• you dislike paying extra for drinks (since alcohol is not included)

FAQ

How long does the mini golf experience last?

It runs about 1 to 2 hours.

What does the mini golf ticket include?

Your ticket includes use of a putter and ball.

Are drinks included with the ticket?

No. Alcoholic beverages are payable, and beers are listed at 1.50€ while soft drinks are 2€.

Is this mini golf indoors?

Yes. The experience is Indoor Crazy Minigolf.

What are the opening hours?

The venue is open Monday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 11:30 PM (for the operating dates listed).

Can I pick a day or evening start time?

Yes. You can choose a day or evening start time to match your schedule.

Is the ticket mobile?

Yes. You’ll receive a mobile ticket.

Are service animals allowed?

Yes. Service animals are allowed.

Is there free cancellation?

Yes. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience’s start time.