Adventure Landing Gastonia

Brought back memories of the places my kids went, old school, with tokens.Clean and simple fun!

This place brings back childhood putt putt memories. It's a great way to waste some time and money blowing off steam with a bit of nostalgia. Some of the games are broken and unkept and the putting area is no good after the rain, as it gets soggy and slushy and the holes fill with water. Some of the machines don't give the true amount of tickets owed and the prizes that you can redeem them for are truly for the younger youngsters. To them, it's golden. The employees seem off in their own world and really let folks run free. You almost have to stalk someone if you need assistance. When you find them, they get the job done, but I'm not wowed by the level of customer service. Overall outdated, especially the restrooms and children's birthday "party" rooms, I'm quite surprised this place is still in business.

We go for the batting cages, and that's it. Last time we came it had just gotten done raining and they told me they closed the cages because it would be a pain for them to have to manually load the machine. The arcade area has a smell of old grease, and the selection of prizes include various things that are very clearly marked from Walmart. The mini golf course is ok. Could use some tlc as with all of adventure landing. When we did go for the mini golf a group of teenagers had spit on the plastic animals. I just wish they would put some money into the place.

This was a fun and inexpensive family outing! This is a perfect activity because you're outside and don't have to worry about people being too close. The do have an arcade indoors and batting cages for those interested.

This place used to be so much more fun, but in recent years it has gone down hill a little bit. They have 2 mini golf courses, an indoor arcade, & batting cages. It's a nice little place to go if you have kids or if you're looking to hit some baseballs.Nothing is really special about the arcade or the mini golf, but I'm a harsh critic in both of these areas. I'm not an arcade fan & think mini golf is really only to be played on beach vacations. But the batting cages can be a nice activity on a nice day. It really is a workout to swing 20 or so times, over & over again at 80 mph fastballs.Adventure Landing has plenty of options to keep the kiddies entertained, but remember to bring the wallet. Partaking in all phases of this place can be pretty pricey for entertainment.

Steve behind the counter has excellent attitude with children. Very patient and engaging..

The batting cage is adequate. One cage was out of order the other one stopped working. Yet, the attendant was kind- very helpful. The arcade is small and miniature golf didn't look very well kept. Overall is okay for family outing. Perhaps, I'm a little biased because the adventure land in Pineville had a lot more options and bigger.

I took my 3 year old there tonight and we had a great time. The staff (a young man and a young lady) were very friendly and helpful. There was an issue with the ticket counting machine in the arcade that the young lady immediately resolved. The young man was very nice and chatted with my son while picking out our golf balls and putters. The course is a average and one time an arcade game didn't give us our tickets but overall, it was fun. We'll definitely go back.

Adventure Landing is always a ton of fun, but I had never experienced a birthday celebration there. It was crazy awesome, the friendliest staff ever and they made sure my niece had the best 9th birthday a girl could have! 5/5.