Hey Philly Moms, looking for a fun and family-friendly way to enjoy the spooky season? Check out Spooky Mini Golf at Franklin Square! As part of our Fall in Philly blog series, we’re highlighting this not-too-scary Halloween attraction that’s perfect for kids of all ages.
From September 29th to October 29th, Franklin Square transforms its mini golf course into a festive, Halloween-themed adventure. You and your little ones can putt your way through 18 holes surrounded by spooky decorations, eerie fog, and glowing lights. It’s a fun and interactive way to celebrate the season without the fright factor, making it ideal for younger kids.
This glow-in-the-dark mini golf experience will be a hit with the whole family. The spooky decorations are more playful than scary, so even the youngest kids can have fun! After a round of mini golf, stick around to enjoy other Franklin Square attractions like the playground and the fountain light show.
Get your family into the Halloween spirit with an evening of spooky, not scary, mini golf fun. Don’t forget to wear your favorite Halloween-themed outfits and take lots of pictures!
For more information, visit Franklin Square Spooky Mini Golf.
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