Quoted from SantaEatsCheese:I grew up in Greenville South Carolina in the 90s with my parents running Tropical Island Golf and Games funpark. It had an arcade (with pinball) and 2 mini golf courses, and expanded over time to include bumper boats, batting cages, go-karts, laser tag, and mini carnival rides. It seemed like every surrounding city had a family amusement park that had mini golf and a small arcade. Here I am as an adult and there is no local equivelant to this. Outside of beach towns, there is no local mini-golf unless it is attached to a driving range, and no arcade attached to mini golf. The only arcades we have are Chuck-E-Cheese and Dave N Busters. There are no family amusement parks anymore outside of beachtowns catering to tourists. Tropical Island used to do dozens of birthday parties for young kids every weekend, and I think the other small parks like Putt Putt did the same.
Does anyone still have a Putt-Putt, or mini-golf course attached to an arcade left?
There’s quite a few left in the Midwest .We have 5 places still all within a 30 min drive .I have no idea how they’ve been doing since last year I’m going to check on that now as spring is upon us finally 
