Winter Summerland

Winter Summerland is one of the two miniature golf courses at Walt Disney World Resort in Florida along with Fantasia Gardens. It contains two 18 hole courses, one is winter themed and the other is summer themed.

Winter Summerland Mini Golf Course
Club information
Coordinates28°21′13.03″N 81°34′30.83″W
LocationWalt Disney World Resort
Bay Lake, Florida U.S.
EstablishedMarch 12, 1999 (1999-03-12)
Operated byWalt Disney Parks and Resorts
WebsiteOfficial website
The Summer Course
Length18 holes
The Winter Course
Length18 holes

Story

Late one Christmas Eve Santa was flying back to the North Pole and he discovered snow over Florida. After surveying the situation he decided to make an off duty vacation site for his off-duty elves, a Winter Summerland. Santa decided the only thing it was missing was a golf course. He split his elves into two camps, one that enjoyed the Florida Sun and the other which enjoyed the snow and cold of the North Pole. The camps built two distinctly different 18 Hole Golf Courses, a sand course named "Summer" and a snow course named "Winter".

Admission

The current admission price for the Winter Summerland is $14 for adults and $12 for children 3-9 per game. The second round on the same day is only half price. You do not have to have a Blizzard Beach admission to play golf. Annual Passholders may be entitled to a discount. Guests can either park in the Blizzard Beach parking lot or the Winter Summerland parking lot.

Location

It is located near the entrance of Blizzard Beach. It is open from 10 am to 11 pm daily. A small selection of beverages (water, soda, juice & beer) & snacks (chips & candy), as well as golf-related merchandise are available for purchase. Small lockers are available and there is a refund when the key is returned.

  • Opened March 1999
  • Both the Winter and Summer sides have a record of 25

See also

Fantasia Gardens

References


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