I played mini golf here a few years ago with my friends. It was fun, since I enjoy playing mini golf anyway. However, I did find a lot of the holes to be too easy, and a lot of them needed improvements/maintenance, since they looked worn/run down. Also, I remember the walkways having uneven surfaces, so that may be a bit challenging for some people to get around on.

Disability Awareness:   Welcoming, Friendly, Respectful, Accessible Parking

I have been to this place(and the one that used to be in morton grove).From my time here one time,I think that this is a good palce to play mini golf,and like the obsticles that everyhole has(I think that one has a cowboy statue).It it a fun place.

Disability Awareness:   Welcoming, Friendly, Respectful, Flexible service

I took my class on a community outing to Par-King mini golf in Lincolnshire over the summer. The owners and managers of the facility were very accommodating and flexible. The staff members were patient with students who take a little while longer to manage their money and were very willing to accommodate our group in any way they could. All of the employees were kind and welcoming. They provided assistance in choosing the appropriate size golf club, (for those that needed it) in a very respectful manner. The students absolutely loved our trip and I would highly recommend it to other schools or families.

Disability Awareness:   Welcoming, Talked directly to the person/people with disability, Friendly, Gave extra time, Respectful, Helpful with assistance or accommodation, Flexible service, Physically accessible

It's a lot of fun to play mini-golf at Par-King. The holes are cool and interesting. It was disappointing that this mini-golf place is NOT wheelchair accessible. When I visited New York State over the summer, the mini-golf place there WAS wheelchair accessible. Maybe Par-King will soon have accessible mini-golf too!
Now there was a long wait to play (it was a Sunday afternoon and the weather was nice). And several pinball machines in the arcade were broken. But I still had a good time there.

Disability Awareness:   not accessible