Prehistoric Putt

I love that the new location has so many different courses! It seems to swallow up the amount of people there a bit better than the original. They have a fun assortment of challenging, fun and creative holes on each course. I enjoyed the adults only course. This was a nice touch because I have felt a little strange as a group of adults waiting for smaller children. We understand that Prehistoric Putt is for all ages but, this was a great to have the option of!Their decor is so fun and every corner you turn, there is something new to look at. I will most certainly be back!

The new Prehistoric Putt location is huge, and we had a blast playing all 36 holes! The adult course was fun and challenging, with plenty of variety to keep things fresh for future visits.We went on a quiet Tuesday night, which made for a relaxing experience. The facility was mostly clean, though we noticed a few glasses from the bar near the holes. The staff was friendly, and the lockers were a nice touch.Overall, a great spot for groups or date nights--I'd definitely come back!

Having been to and enjoyed the Fat Putter, my husband and I did a date night at Prehistoric Putt's new location recently after they moved. It's set up similar to Fat Putter where you can choose from four different courses - they all have a rating for "difficulty" and "fun", with one course being 21+ only. They also have a bar area where you can get some food and drinks.They had menus advertising some special cocktails, but when we went to order them at the bar, we were told that they didn't have all the necessary ingredients to make the cocktails, so our options were limited to cans, well drinks, and what was on tap. I ended up getting a gin and tonic and my husband got a beer.We decided to do two courses this night, which I think was a mistake because after starting the second course, we were both starting to feel a little tired and bored - I think we'll choose to do only one course at a time in the future. We did the red course first, which was a lot of fun and ends with a slide down to the first floor! We ended with the 21+ only course, which we didn't enjoy as much. There also weren't as many games within the courses as there are at the Fat Putter.Overall this was fun, but I think I'll give the edge to Fat Putter.

The new location is great! We spent several hours here as we did one round on the easy red course, played in the kids free area, had a pizza and fries for lunch then hit up the games. Staff and service was great. Everything was clean. Fairly priced.

The new prehistoric putt is pretty rad! We played the upstairs coarse but next time we will play 2 of the downstairs. Cool small arcade and laser tag. Lot bigger than the old spot on Q. I'm sure my boys and i will have many more fun days here.

This is one of the first miniature golf place that I've been to and it was fun! The course is a little bit challenging for a beginner but overall I enjoyed it. It was a fun, great time with my husband even though he did way better than I did :)

Do you love Putt putt? Dinosaurs? If so, this is the place for you! Their new location is absolutely massive, and has 4 different courses that you can choose from. Difficulty ranges from easy to challenging, but each course is a blast to play. It's a great place for people of all ages, and the dinosaur decor is amazing! The sculpture dinosaurs are really cool, and the murals painted on the wall are really neat too. They've even go an arcade and play area for people that don't want to mini golf. Give this local business a try!

A great place to bring the family for a fun time at an affordable price. We went on a one a Friday early evening and there less people than I expected, so we didn't feel rushed through the course with our six-year-old.The theme is quite extensive with many dinos and variations on the game to try. Seems the course has been pretty well-maintained, and there were a lot of unique challenges and sets within the 18 holes that we played. The were more twists than I expected. Will definitely be back!

Prehistoric Putt is a great way to beat the heat in Omaha, and is a family-friendly activity with lots of fun dinosaur decorations scattered around the two 18-hole mini golf courses.In my quest to find the best mini golf course in America (Prehistoric Putt in NE marks my 27th state I've mini-golfed in), I would give this place a B+. I love the theming, some of the holes are unique--like the baseball bat off the tee--and the courses are in pretty good shape. But there's little to no room to stand between holes (so when it's crowded, you can't get out of the way), some of the holes don't give you a chance to get a hole in one (which is admittedly personal preference, but adds to the fun of mini-golf in my opinion), and some of the holes seem to be exact replicas of holes at Pirate Putt across the river in Council Bluffs, which seems a bit lazy from a design standpoint (it seems to be the same company running both venues).

My family and I popped in here on a Sunday afternoon. The place was fairly busy but we were still able to get right in and start putting right away! The facility is well kept, seemed fairly clean and though we had minimal interaction with the staff the young girl working was friendly and helpful. We only did 18 holes and found it challenging and fun. We will have to try the other 18 next time. I don't think my putting skills can handle 36 holes. Definitely a great place for kids but adults can have fun here too! We loved the dinosaur theme, very fun.