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Post by ultramm » Jul Sat 28, 2007 1:04 pm

I have played both the courses at Fantasia. The fairways course was tough. They both were fun.

We wandered all around the Winter Summerland courses in May. We decided not to play.

We will be doing the 2 Fantasia courses in Oct.
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Post by disneypinnut » Jul Sun 29, 2007 2:22 pm

I have only played at Fantasia Gardens. It was a blast, especially the hole with the Fantasia Brooms.... :wink:
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Post by Tapestrydreamer2 » Aug Wed 01, 2007 2:42 pm

I've done the Fantasia course several times. It's a ton of fun! I think I may try the Beach one next time.

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Post by boilerbabe » Sep Thu 13, 2007 7:41 pm

My husband and I did Fantasia Gardens this past May, that was our first time to mini golf at WDW, we LOVED it!!! We went at night and were able to see some fireworks from MGM-Fantasmic! 8)
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Post by Cheshire Cat » Sep Thu 13, 2007 9:10 pm

Oh wow, I forgot I started this forum... anyway... we played Fantasia Gardens on our past trip and it was fun. I liked all the great water effects and the cms were nice enough to let me borrow a few balls to drop in the final hole and get myself soaked.
Fantasia Fairways has to be the toughest mini-golf course ever created :shock:

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Post by tmptnr » Sep Sat 15, 2007 10:47 pm

We love to go to WinterSummerland every time. Personally I like the Winter Side!!

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Post by Joe90 » Sep Sun 16, 2007 4:17 pm

Cheshire Cat wrote: Fantasia Fairways has to be the toughest mini-golf course ever created :shock:
Yea...and untill about 2006 it used to have sand traps as well :twisted:

6 shot maximum and then move onto the next hole please. :roll:
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Post by kcarts » May Sun 11, 2008 2:09 pm

There are two courses at Fantasia Gardens. If you're looking for fun, try the one with the character obstacles. The other one is fashioned after a "real" golf course. Not easy!

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Post by parkhopper26 » May Sun 11, 2008 3:16 pm

I haven't been to either, even though they are both probably very nice i have never had the urge to check them out while on vacation

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Post by figment34786 » May Sun 11, 2008 9:01 pm

Fantasia gardens is the best mini-golf course in all of WDW. It is a blast! :mickey:

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Post by Chernabog » May Wed 28, 2008 10:08 am

I only played FG, and it was great. Very, very challenging, so if it is for serious mini golfers (if there is such a thing), then I reccommend it! I think it is the longest mini golf course in the country. Someone told me that, so I cannot say for sure. And I played the "hard one".

And play at night!! It is very comfortable at that time of the day, and was empty when I went (Jan 2007).

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Post by bbowen13 » May Wed 28, 2008 10:36 am

kcarts wrote:There are two courses at Fantasia Gardens. If you're looking for fun, try the one with the character obstacles. The other one is fashioned after a "real" golf course. Not easy!
My wife and I played the one fashioned after a "real" golf course and it was not fun for my wife. Looking back we should have played the other course, my wife is not a golfer and became very frustrated with the course.

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Post by Cazza and Livvie's Mum » May Wed 28, 2008 1:25 pm

I've played both courses and they are great fun! We played Wintersummerland in the dark on the Christmas side and it was really funny singing carols in August in 80 degree heat! (not used to it being a Brit!). Fantasia was fun too but less colourful. Try either you'll have a ball (pardon the pun!). :goofy_bounce:

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Post by cccmouse » May Wed 28, 2008 1:54 pm

Our family has played all the courses. FG is fun, but more challenging than WSL.
WSL would be better for smaller children.

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Post by horizons1 » May Wed 28, 2008 7:12 pm

I played Fantasia at night and Winter Summerland during the day. I found the interactive holes better at Fantasia but the holiday theme was clever.
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