mulligan family fun center

I really liked taking my kid on the go carts and Really like playing golf. I think the batting cages are fun, not a big fan of the pizza. but I think thats not what maters it's more about having a good time with the kids.

my grandkids love this place and we go often for miniature golf. They also love the arcade but, except for special occasions, I avoid this like the plague. Each kid can burn through $30 or $40 in tokens in about 30-minutes. And when they redeem their "winnings" for prizes, it is worth about 25 cents! Take my advice, play golf, ride the karts, play baseball, but do NOT let them waste your money on the arcade games.

We take our grand daughters here when they visit. This has become their favorite place to play. At ages 4 and 6, they enjoy the rides a lot.

We went there today and it was not crowded at all, so our kids could do Lazer tag an go-cart over and over again. Go-carts could have been faster, but Lazer tag was great. Water slides were too small for our teenagers, but parents could relax in chairs. We used coupons and got 5 USD off and paid 18.99 USD each for All day pass and only paid extra for baseball. We had a lovely day!

This particular establishment is growing tired & losing it's footing :/ For starters the overall staffs disposition as a whole is lacking tremendously...NO energy OR enthusiasm! More like "what do you need as I am going through the motions" must be pretty long days .....The place is hardly reasonable, don't let commentaries fool you...be prepared to burn quite a bit of paper! I bought a 1 day pass, 1 go-cart ticket as well as "pick 4" (4 entries) and I thought "why in the he-- did I not go to a legit water park/or amusement park :/ I paid over $60 bucks for a Chucky Cheese on steroids. WTH!! I do recommend the "all day pass" at least one is guaranteed 3 hours of entertainment verses the SNEAK ATTACK add-on's. Believe they will grab you by the butt when it's already to late and one has the mind set of "screw it we are already here" UNTIL LATER..........when one realizes it has surpassed $100 AND COUNTING ................Life is short (shorter for some at times :/) I am ALL for having FUN and living life but this place does not warrant the price tag! If it did I would be ALL in! Go big and pay for a legitimate amusement park ...the monies will tally in pretty close...not to mention you will get MUCH more of an experience out of it! Having a 10 yr. old grandson and being limited to 3 things for hours is a BUST! Here let's ride the tea cups, or play in the kiddy cars that are slowwwww as he--......PASS! Like I said this place is GREAT for toddlers. Bottom line:Phenomenal for toddlers.For kids older than 10 it can be LAME & BORING unless you intend to play mini-golf or a few balls in the batting cages. Save your $$$ and eat elsewhere. *NoteIt's like eating Chips (who eats 1) your kid will want to experience the go-karts a few times...hence that in itself warrants the price of an all day pass! Think it out as easily 1 can get bamboozled. Keep your expectations to a minimum ...

Great for kids of all ages, we are part of the older crowd. It was one of our first dates, we played a round of golf (miniature) raced open wheel race cars and had time for a snack at the concession inside, great fun, we will go back again.

The minature golf course can be a bit frustrating, as it has often been in need of a good leaf-blowing, but probably best not to take putt-putt golf too seriously anyway. The kids always have a great time! The arcade is, by definition, noisy, but there are numerous tables outside for those who what a respite. The go carts are usually a crowd-pleaser, as are the water-based attractions.The overnight lock-in's were a huge draw to a couple of our kids.Typically crowded on the weekends and holidays, so we opt for "off" days when possible.

Had my Sons 11th B-day party at Murrieta Mulligans on 4-19-14. After 2-hours, came out to find my vehicle alarm going off and my tire stolen off my Jeep. Come to find out, another Patron a week prior to my incident had her vehicle broken into in the same Murrieta Mulligans parking lot.The President of the company Rob Thomas is taking a stance that they are in no way responsible for damages or theft to your property while you are visiting Mulligans.Since the Company is taking this stance and neglecting to inform patrons of potential ongoing thefts in their parking lot and or providing security or more than one surveillance camera that currently only covers the entrance and not the parking lot, I would as a courtesy, warn all vistors to be cautious and advised that you may become the victim outside all while you're spending money on the inside.I never imagined that an anticiapted fun filled celebration at Mulligans would turn out to be such an unfavorable experience that will forever prevent my return as a customer. I don't ask anyone to agree with my opinion; I just want to alert others to the possibilty that you too may be the next victim since the corportation is not taking any steps to prevent these situations from occurring and they will not accept a claim for your loss.

Mulligans is a fun place for families & kids to play together. This one has Miniature golf, batting Cages Lazer tag, small rides for the little kids, Slick track go-karts, a huge arcade complete with food, games & a climbing wall. Summers there is a small water park complete with slides. Our daughter likes the special events "Lock-in" on the last Friday of the month. You can do the stuff individually or get a all inclusive day pass(recommended). Perfect place for B-day parties & they have special group rates.

Somewhat fun and very pricey. They had good stuff like laser tag and go karts but the karts always have long lines and it's really expense

Great place to play miniature golf. Clean and not rundown like a lot of miniature golf courses I come across. Reasonably priced. Go carts were great too. Worried about being the only couple with no children with us but was pleasantly pleased to see there were many others. As far as food . . . . . Eat before you get there. They don't offer much but what they do offer tastes like what you would get at a school cafeteria. The pizza tasted like stale cardboard.

The 11 and & 7 year old grandkids love coming here. You can find coupons in the local paper, local magazines that you'd find in restaurants, the coupon books that come to your home (if you're a local), and on Groupon. Also look at their website for special pricing.We get the all-day pass, and the grandkids go on as many rides as many times as they wish. They love the go-carts and the laser tag. In the summer, there is a small water park, and a nice area for the guardians to sit and observe. (There is no cost if you're going in just to watch your kids.)Last time we had pizza -- it was surprising good! The crust was crispy, and the toppings were tasty! I recall that it was about $10 for a large. The sodas are refillable. Water is free, and glasses are provided.You can also have birthday parties there (for a fee). We saw one in progress, and it looked like fun.

Brought our 7 year old grandson here during the summer, he had a blast, the rides are mainly for the smaller ones, however, he had a blast on the go carts, the water slides and even the kiddie rides. The wrist band deal they had during the summer was well worth it and next summer I would definitely take him there again.

We go here on a regular basis. I usually wait until I see a coupon on Groupon or another one of those "deal" sites. They have mini golf, go karts, laser tag, arcade games and rock climbing. They have now added a little water slide area which we have not used and a kiddie corral that has rides for the little kids. Overall, we have a great time every time we go. They also have pizza and drinks and some other food items. The pizza was pretty decent.

It's a pretty fun place but don't go for the food. Water slides, go-karts, batting cages, laser tag, little kid rides, lots of video games. Just your typical Muligans. Not a 4 star eatery.