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**mickey** · 02-20-2003

If I remember correctly, both of the courses at Fantasia Gardens are based on Fantasia. The fantasia fairways is much more difficult, with real sand and water bunkers, and was very frustrating for my kids, even the older ones. The other course, fantasia gardens is much more like a miniature golf course you would be used to at home, but much neater.

Winter Summerland is a bit different, but it is neat. The two courses are classic miniature golf, but one is winter based and the other summer.

I think your kids might enjoy either of them, depending upon which one is easier to get to. If you are going at night, go for Fantasia Gardens, the view of the ToT is great, and is really is nice at night.

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mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	If I remember correctly, both of the courses at Fantasia Gardens are based on Fantasia. The fantasia fairways is much more difficult, with real sand and water bunkers, and was very frustrating for my kids, even the older ones. The other course, fantasia gardens is much more like a miniature golf course you would be used to at home, but much neater. Winter Summerland is a bit different, but it is neat. The two courses are classic miniature golf, but one is winter based and the other summer. I think your kids might enjoy either of them, depending upon which one is easier to get to. If you are going at night, go for Fantasia Gardens, the view of the ToT is great, and is really is nice at night. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.