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155 W. Hampton Ave. Mesa, AZ 85210

480-834-8319

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155 W. Hampton Ave. Mesa AZ 85210

Cuisine(s): American
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Golfland Sunsplash

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The theme park-style park features miniature golf, a laser-tag arena, a honkin' huge video arcade, and, during the summer months, the honkin' huge ...

Ten Favorite Arcades in Metro Phoenix

By Benjamin Leatherman | Wed, December 26, 2012

How's that new-fangled Wii U that you found waiting underneath the Christmas tree? Maybe a tad disappointing perhaps, especially when it comes to game selection? We're willing to bet that after givin... More »
10 Favorite Water Parks, Pools, and Watering Holes in Metro Phoenix

By Claire Lawton | Mon, July 30, 2012

The last gasps of summer vacation are here, and there are plenty of excuses to take your last few days off and head to the pool. Like any true desert, Phoenix has a few hot spots where the herd gath... More »

2011 | Best Water Park

Years ago, having a large pool with a wave-maker and a slide or two was good enough to call yourself a "water park." But thanks to establishments like Golfland Sunsplash, modern water parks more resemble amusement parks, with a variety of rides and water slides seemingly engineered by thrill-seeking adrenaline junkies. Sunsplash boasts attractions like the Master Blaster Water Coaster, Thunder Falls (a raft ride that starts nearly seven stories high and features three huge drops), the... More »
2010 | Best Indoor Haunted House

Considering that it's crammed into the upstairs of a family fun center specializing in arcade games, miniature golf, and go-carts, it's nothing short of amazing that The Gauntlet manages to feel like a must-see Halloween attraction. Though the space is small, there appears to be no expense spared and no detail unrefined. Take the live mice, for example. Those with an acute case of musophobia are sure to squeal as they're forced to walk over a piece of Plexiglas that gives a great view of the... More »
2008 | Best Arcade

Video games are an absolute religion for some people. Magazines like GamePro and Electronic Gaming Monthly, their bibles; digital heroes like Master Chief and Mario, their gods. And arcades like King Ben's Castle at Golfland SunSplash are virtual temples, where vidiots genuflect (so as to better insert tokens, natch) and become joystick Jesuits among the 200 different games available here. Even though home systems like the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 dominate the gaming world, the arcade is... More »
2007 | BEST MINIATURE GOLF

Screw the FBR Open. Who needs it? The only golfer we follow with any regularity is Korean-American sweetie Michelle Wie, and she doesn't have the plumbing to play the PGA. After all, what kind of golf is it when there's no windmill to putt-putt through, no Lost Dutchman-themed course, or King Arthur-themed greens? Hey, we've seen the FBR on TV, and all those putting greens are obstacle-free. Where's the challenge, the thrill of whether or not you'll make it past a mini-sawmill, or through a... More »
2005 | BEST MINIATURE GOLF

Sandwiched between the barreling tube slides of the entertainment complex's water park and its oddly secluded bumper boat lagoon, the mini golf course at Golfland/Sunsplash wins points for funneling the park's fascination with H2O throughout the typically hot, hot, hot putt-putt setting. It takes the average player a few holes into the course to notice the elaborate Rube Goldberg-like contraption that carries water up, down and all around the course, threading around the miniature buildings... More »
2004 | BEST ARCADE

All true arcade rats know an arcade is only as good as its service technician. Joysticks get jiggly, DDR dance pads crack, and occasionally a sore loser will even take a swing at a defenseless video screen. When games go bad, gamers go elsewhere -- unless the arcade has a tireless technician like Robbie Fenwick, the geeks' go-to guy at the Golfland-Sunsplash arcade in Mesa. Fenwick presides over the hundreds of driving and fighting games, pinball machines and especially the music-oriented... More »
2001 | Best Kids' Fun-at-a-price Spot

New attractions here have turned a fun but standard amusement park into the ultimate kiddy attraction. Golfland/Sunsplash is a one-stop entertainment center that will manage to please vanloads of multi-aged kids with different interests. Golfland, which is open all year and charges fees in the neighborhood of $4 to $6.25 for each activity, has old standbys like miniature golf (three courses), bumper boats, miniature race cars, a 200-game video arcade and laser tag. Sunsplash, with 10 water... More »

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155 W. Hampton Ave. Mesa, AZ 85210

480-834-8319

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Golfland Sunsplash

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Ten Favorite Arcades in Metro Phoenix

By Benjamin Leatherman | Wed, December 26, 2012

10 Favorite Water Parks, Pools, and Watering Holes in Metro Phoenix

By Claire Lawton | Mon, July 30, 2012

2011 | Best Water Park

2010 | Best Indoor Haunted House

2008 | Best Arcade

2007 | BEST MINIATURE GOLF

2005 | BEST MINIATURE GOLF

2004 | BEST ARCADE

2001 | Best Kids' Fun-at-a-price Spot

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