Trafalga Family Fun Center

I went there on a group date Saturday night. The Team Ludicrous was perfect for our group! Unlimited access to the activities (BATTING CAGES ROCK!!), pizza and drinks, Dippin Dots, and tokens! Sa-Weet! I was worried about moving to Utah Valley after living in Atlanta where there is tons to do, but I was so impressed with how much Trafalga had to offer I know I will always have somewhere to hang out! more

Trafalga is awesome! They just barely got in a brand new XD Motion Theater Ride! According to them, this is the only one in the state! I would compare it to Star Tours at Disneyland! Their arcade is awesome too! It has really neat, new games. They just re-did their indoor mini golf course in a black-light and LED underwater theme! It is definitely worth getting in there to check it all out! more

Need an inexpensive Family Night activity? They've got a weekly 2-for-1 deal, or there's always a coupon in various mailers everyone receives every month. Our kids love going here for the miniature golf, but we've also spent some time playing arcade games. We tried the go-karts once, but only with a coupon. 10 minutes goes by way to quick to pay full price. The place is a little old, but I don't think our kids even notice. We usually use the outdoor courses, but in the winter it sure is nice to have the option of going indoors. more

I can second that this is a classic BYU date location. They have a few miniature golf courses that are pretty fun to try out. There is also a room full of arcade games and batting cages. So if you get bored with one thing - you can try the next one. Prices are very reasonable and you can almost always find coupons. more

This was one of my favorite places to go as a kid and still remains a dating favorite now. It's a pretty classic utah valley date and with good reason, for not too expensive you can have fun making an idiot of yourself in their goofy minigolf holes or fun slick track and bumper boats. A litle expensive for groups and not open quite as late as some would want... but still a good time. more

One of the last places in the state of Utah that offers batting cages from fast pitch softball to fast pitch baseball. This place is the classic roadside attraction, from its overly sized baseball cap, to it's bright shiny new color LCD flashing from the side of I-15. There are arcades galore for the kids to pump down the spare change in the house, and don't forget the good old fashion miniature golf - not to be missed! more

Trafalga offers two outdoor miniature golf courses and one indoor as well as batting cages and mini race cars. Inside there is a snack bar and video games to win tickets for prizes. The miniature golf courses each have their own obstacles and levels of difficulty. Bring the whole family for hours of fun. more

Trafalga is a fun place to go whether as a family or on a date or whatever. They have two outdoor mini golf courses and one indoor one. The courses are challenging enough -- I always have a hard time. There are also arcade games (plus skiball, games for younger kids, etc.) inside. The prices for golf seem a little high, but you can often find coupons, so that helps. They have batting cages and a little car raceway, but I have never been on them. more

Trafalga has a pretty good mini golf course. It is extremely challenging but on very well kept up. The batting cages are old but are still fun and the go-karts are a blast. It's a good cheap date that I would recommend to college students and high school buddies. I'm not sure if its really a great option for large families. The Arcade has up to date games that also attract youth. more

This is a fun little place to go play for a fun date or family activity. They have an arcade, mini golf, go-karts, and batting cages. Their mini golf is highlighted by three seperate courses, one indoors and two outdoors. Like any mini golf place I've been to a negative aspect is that you often have to wait for groups in front of you, but it's usually worth the wait. This would be a great place to hold a birthday party or other event. more

I have fond memories of going here in my single days on group dates or just with my friends. Since my husband and I got married, we have also been here on dates with other couples. There are both indoor and outdoor miniature golf courses that reference local landmarks (like Y mountain). There are also go-karts, bumper boats, and a batting cage. It can get crowded on Friday and Saturday nights, but it's a fun night out. more

The best thing I can say about Trafalga is that my kids have fun when they go there. I guess that’s the whole point, but my husband and I get frustrated. It is definitely over-priced. The miniature golf course has not been maintained at all. Each hole is full of scratches, peeling turf and more. I wouldn’t be surprised if nothing has been attended to since I used to go as a young teen, many years ago. There’s no point in trying to “line-up” your shot, or make estimates of speed and angles….the turf is far too damaged for any geometry and mathematics to be accurate. Which is why I guess the kids can have fun and we can’t. Our kids are too young for the batting cages and slick track…unfortunately, since our son asks if he can drive the race cars every time he sees them. more