Rock of Ages Blacklight Mini Golf Mall of America, Bloomington, MN

Expensive, poorly designed, every hole is utterly boring. Zero space between each hole. This place is awful. Save your money and go elsewhere.

Our family of 5 had a great time during our round of putt-putt and we all enjoyed the music. We decided to take a break from shopping and a trip through the ages seemed perfect. Loved all the props and paintings.

The course was incredibly basic; nothing noteworthy about it. There was almost no room between each hole which made things difficult, as once you finished a hole you had nowhere much to stand except in the last hole. It was very busy so obviously that didn't really work. We were a party of 4. A party of 2 might be okay.

My boyfriend and I like to play mini golf and had never been here before, so we thought we would enjoy something different. That feeling changed when I tripped and fell around the side of Hole 13. The hole decor is a big shoe, and around the shoe is a small black ramp type thing where the ball comes out of after you hit it. With the area dark and the ramp type thing black, I tripped and fell over the small ramp type thing, hit the right side of my head on the wall, my nose hit the curb type thing near the wall, and I am now left with a swollen black and blue right knee. I was quite shaken up. After calming down, we slowly finished the golfing and before leaving, I let the girl at the desk where you get the putters know what happened and that I wanted to report the incident to a Manager. She said the Manager would be back in about 20 minutes, and could we come back. We did, and there was no Manager around. The girl gave me a piece of paper to document what happened, and I included my name and cellphone number, as the dark area where I fell is a trip hazard, and I don't want what happened to me, happen to someone else. It has been almost 6 days since I fell, and no response from this company.

Following a round of golf at Moose Mountain Adventure Golf, we decided to take a twist on miniature golf and try out the Black Light version. It was not busy at all the afternoon we visited. While the holes are fairly easy for adults, it was fun to golf our way through the decades. I did prefer the added challenges Moose Mountain offered compared to here, but both were fun in their own unique ways.