Sculpted rockwork with a waterfall feeding a blue stream between putting greens, a pirate ship behind
Carved rockwork, putting turf and a colored stream

Sheet: miniature golf

Miniature golf courses

18

holes, custom designed

$238,700

published starting point

Multi-level rockwork, waterfalls, colored streams and ponds, walkways, lighting and a Practice Putting Green on top-quality putting turf. Leave the theme to MGC or bring your own: pirate ship, jungle, mining or a South Sea volcano. A course usually takes half to three quarters of an acre and can fit on as little as a quarter, in 6 to 12 weeks.

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Sheet: go-kart track

Go-kart tracks

Track

1,000ft

From about

$229,995

18-car kart package

$73,000

about 1 acre

Concrete over asphalt, white rather than black, runs about 40 degrees cooler in the sun. Plan on one kart per 40 feet of track, with a covered shade structure, lighting and a pit area in the base price.

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Round bumper boats with black rubber tubes floating in a blue concrete pond below a rock waterfall
Gunite pond wall, epoxy-coated concrete

Sheet: bumper ponds

Bumper boat ponds

$24

about, per square foot

Typical ponds run 3,600-5,000 sqft with 250 sq ft per boat. Wood frame with vinyl liner, fiberglass wall, or gunite.

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Sheet: batting cages

Batting cages

4 to 9

stalls

$121,000

for 4 stalls

$205,000

for 9 stalls

Fencing, electrical, carpentry, concrete and excavation. Sump pit and wiring extra.

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Sheet: driving range

Driving ranges

tee line to netting

Barrier netting on poles, synthetic turf, and a Concrete Tee-Line with a Covered Shade Structure and a synthetic turf putting green. Even a complete amusement business can add a stand-alone range.

Turf hitting mats on a concrete tee-line under a shade roof, netting down both sides of the range
Concrete tee line, barrier netting and poles
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Graded lot with survey stakes and string lines marking the curve of a future track and a pond

Beyond construction

Before the first pour, and after the ribbon

MGC operates its own facilities, so the help does not stop at the build. We guarantee all work and materials, and we know what it takes to manage a successful Family Entertainment Center.

Site Location

Choosing the parcel, then sizing the layout and budget from the demographics around it.

Obtaining Permits

Help getting the approvals in hand so the construction date holds.

Purchasing Equipment

Karts, boats, machines and turf sourced with an operator’s eye for what holds up.

Operating and Maintaining Your Facility

Practical guidance from a team that runs parks of its own.

Know the land? Tell us the acreage and the attractions.

Steve or the office will call back about budget, layout and a construction date. The full price sheet and payment terms are on the prices and FAQ page.