Winter Summerland Miniature Golf

These are 2 great putt putt courses. It is fun for families and couples. I highly recommend checking it out.
Winter Summerland Mini Golf is located just outside of Disney’s Blizzard Beach. There are 2 courses, summer and winter. When we went to play the other day it was under 50 degrees which is cold for this Floridian so we chose to play the summer course. I’ve played the winter course too. Both courses are equally fun and challenging.
The only downsides are that you can get bogged down behind a large group like we did, but they were super friendly and let us play through. This can be a challenge at many putt putt courses. The other downside is that is pretty pricey for putt putt, but you are at Disney, so I don’t know why you would expect otherwise. They do have discounts available for annual passholders though.

Warning: This course is really easy. It’s not for people who like challenges. If you want a more challenging course, try the courses at Fantasia Gardens.
This course is very cute, and I love the theme. There’s a winter side and a summer side. I think they’re equally cute and easy. My preference is summer, but there’s not much of a difference other than the theme.
Be prepared to wait a little bit, especially when it’s busy. Overall, it’s a great place to come and have fun after going to the theme parks or water parks.

Had a free voucher to play and this place did not disappoint! Very fun and a cute theme!

We had a morning to kill and this was perfect. The course was super easy, so don’t expect a challenge. It also doesn’t have a lot of moving parts like some mini-​golf courses. It was exceptionally clean and well-​maintained. The staff were friendly. We particularly enjoyed singing along to the Christmas carols while we played.

Great place to take the kids and have some fun with them. It is really nice to see them having fun outdoors nowadays. The place is Christmas themed and is divided into two sections: Sand and Snow, both with 18 great holes. Definitely taking my son back there for another round of fun.

My husband and I came here based on the great reviews and were pretty disappointed.
We did the winter course. There is NO skill involved. At almost every hole all you had to do was shoot fairly straight and the funnel near the hole took care of the rest. I could see where this might appeal to families with small kids, but it was pretty boring for adults.
I didn’t feel any Disney Magic from the course design, most of the holes could have been created with little time/​effort in the backyard. One of the few holes that had a moving feature was broken and the fix was a crude barrier that didn’t necessarily stop the ball from going in and getting lost (very undisney).

So much fun! I enjoy this one better than Fantasia mini golf, the theme is amazing and adorable. The summer land is definitely the track to go. It feels right, being in Florida and all.
The place is well kept and quite interactive. The wait can be long, but you can stop by and reserve a spot later in the day, great if you are at the water park and want to come back after changing. Its great for families and a nice get a way from the craziness of the parks.
There is one tiny tiny parking lot out front then you can use the blizzard Beach parking as well so don’t panic when there aren’t any spots in the tiny baby lot.

If you have a rental car this is an easy park and play. I have been here twice with probably more than tens years in between and generally speaking the course has been remarkably maintained over that length of time — however — there are a few things, like the barber pole hole that could have better day to day maintenance. Also, for such an elaborate course there should be a better «final hole» experience than what is currently in place. With that said, I am still a fan of the courses and if there is downtime in the schedule that allows for a visit you will find me here again.

I expected a little bit more from a Disney miniature golf course. I was so excited when I heard that they had mini golf, so I added it to our vacation agenda. Even better, when I received my vacation information for my Disney hotel (All-​Star Sports), they included a couple of coupons for a free round of miniature golf.
The courses are located right next to Blizzard Beach, so originally I was planning on taking the water park bus there and back, but I discovered that the water park closes significantly earlier than the mini golf. We ended up walking to and from the resort (1 mile each way), which wasn’t bad because there were walk paths the entire way.
Winter Summerland had 2 courses — winter (we did this one) and summer. Everything was decorated for Christmas, and there was holiday music playing the entire time.
Each hole had a cute theme, and there was a description at the beginning of each one as well. Most of them had interesting elements such as sensors that made things move, a drawbridge, and one snowman even unexpectedly squirted water at me.
This place gets four stars because they could definitely maintain it better. There was debris (leaves and pine needles) everywhere. Also some of the decorations /​were discolored and need to be updated. Overall, I’ve come to expect better quality from Disney establishments, so I was disappointed. This course had the potential to be one of the best courses I have ever been to, but they just did not hit the mark.
Prices were on the expensive side for mini golf, but that isn’t surprising since it is Disney.
Holes were on the easy side — a number of them had the terrain tilted towards the hole so that you were more likely to get your ball in the hole if you get close. This is a bonus if you are playing with younger kids.

Never done mini golfing before but last weekend I spend it in Orlando and I’m glad I went to Disney winter summer Summerland miniature golf for the first time I had so much fun and the staff was very nice and polite

One of my favorite mini golf courses ever. The courses are very creative and very fun to play!

For being Disney, it could be better. Conveniently located right in front of Blizzard Beach. The problem is that it was very empty and it needs upkeep. It isn’t very big like some of the awesome mini golfs in Orlando and elsewhere. It’s fun if you have young children and it isn’t that challenging. It is nice and different but it’s most likely a one time thing for most. You can take nice pictures here, even on the sledge right in front. A bit pricy because it is Disney.

I can’t say I’m the Tiger Woods of Mini Golf. But being a nerd at the sport certainly tells me that Winter Summerland at Disney is well thought out and plenty of fun to play! Prices are Disney prices and only are discounted by being an annual/​florida passholder or a cast member. Beyond that, the course is spotless in condition! Both courses have similar design elements, but the ultra forgiving nature of the course is a let down for someone who hopes to actually give it the old college try. That blemish won’t stop me from 5 stars which Winter Summerland more than deserves!

Such a great mini golf course! Disney definitely knows how to do it right! There are two courses, Winter and Summer, both have pretty similar courses, but slight variations and totally different theming! Christmas music and fake snow make it a great time! They give 50% discounts for annual passholders, which comes out to only about $ 7 per person! There is also beer and other drinks, but disney prices are definitely apparent so I might hold off on the drinks till after mini-​golf! They’re usually open till 10−11pm so I would recommend going a little later if you want to avoid the crowds.

Super cute display! I initially thought this course looked cheesy by viewing it online but after going to fantasia mini golf and then heading here what a difference. First off you have two courses to choose from both Christmas themed just one version summer and the other winter. (Note: pay separately for each course, both not included) We chose to do the winter which was the right choice. It offered the most shade coverage. Loved all the animated décor at each hole and the little tips they provide at the start of each hole. And it wouldn’t be Christmas without the Christmas music playing which was also a cute touch. Overall very impressed with this course. If you play more than one course they offer you the next course for 25% off, keep your receipt for proof.

I have played these mini golf courses several times and they are absolutely adorable (some of the best I’ve played in the country). The theming is wonderful on both the summer and winter courses, although I prefer the winter course over the summer one. The staff is very friendly and because they have two courses, there is usually not too long of a wait. A great low-​key, fun alternative to the typical Disney theme park day!

great summer course!
wait got a little long-​but better than the other wait at Fantasia.
course is set more in the trees so makes a nice shaded course
we loved it!

Our family really enjoys the Disney mini golf courses. For one thing, if you’re an annual passholder, you get a huge discount, 50% off! Three of us can play for under $ 20! For another, it’s a super fun place. At Winter Summerland, you get a choice of the Winter course (traditional Christmasy fun… with minigolf!) or the Summer course, which is like Santa Goes to the Beach golf. You hear Beach Boys Christmas tunes and everything. It’s just enough to get you in the Christmas mood, even if it’s July!
We usually don’t have to wait too long for other families and we always have a good, competitive time with one another. I’d definitely recommend it as my favorite of all the Disney mini-​golf courses!

This place is probably one of the nicest miniature golf courses I have ever been to. In the Bay Area, I have been to Malibu, as well as Golf Land, and they simply do not do mini golf justice. Their courses are run down and in dire need of repairs. Covering up torn felt with filler looks really ghetto. On the other hand, Winter Summerland is in great condition. Upon entering the establishment, you will see two separate courses. You pay for the game, and then decide which course you want to play. The courses themselves are actually quite small. Finishing either course should take thirty minutes or less. We decided we would play Winterland because it just looked nicer and matched the holiday season. The course has leaves falling on the course which gives it a realistic winter feel. However, do note that sometimes those darn leaves will get in the way of your ball!!! Despite this, it does look like management blows the leaves regularly, otherwise all the leaves would obstruct the balls.
As for the course itself, they are brilliantly decorated with gizmos and gadgets that interact with you. Every course has a poem written by where you first hit the ball. It tells you the best way to hit the ball to get a hole in one. As I stated earlier, each hole sings, talks, or does some other whacky stuff. This place is really fun. I would recommend coming here if you have the passes.

We played both courses here and it was a lot of fun! One is completely summer themed and the other is all winter & Christmasy!
You have to take the bus to Blizzard Beach and then the miniature golf is right there. People may look at you like you are crazy getting on/​off the bus when the water park is closed or it’s 30 degrees out, but pay them no mind! They just don’t know there is a mini golf there. :)
I loved the music that matched perfectly which each course! The holes were so inventive and fun to play on and explore. We went at night and lighting was great and it was more fun to play when there were less people on the course.
In my personal opinion, Winter Summerland is better then Fantasia Gardens however they are both a really fun way to get a break from the parks! I really enjoy mini golf at Disney World.