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Airtastic Adventure Golf (Belfast)

Heads up: the Belfast (Newtownabbey) Airtastic doesn't have adventure golf — here's where it does.

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Airtastic Adventure Golf (Belfast) — Heads up: the Belfast (Newtownabbey) Airtastic doesn't have adventure golf — here's where it does.

  • The course: 18 (at the centres that have it).
  • Theme: Space.
  • Cost: Check current prices on Airtastic's site.
  • Indoor or out: Indoor.
  • Booking: Walk-in usually possible; booking recommended at busy times.
  • Also on site: At Belfast: bowling, Inflata park, laser tag, soft play, arcade, NY Kitchen diner.
Plan your visit

Where the Airtastic adventure golf actually is

Airtastic's adventure golf is an indoor 18-hole course with a space theme, described on their site with twists, turns and other-worldly obstacles. It's open to all ages, suits families and groups, and a round runs about 40 minutes. The key point: it's at the Craigavon, Cork and Kildare centres, not the Belfast (Newtownabbey) one. Craigavon is the nearest of those to Belfast. Check Airtastic's own location pages before you set off, because line-ups at each centre differ.

Golf NOT at Belfast Try Craigavon instead Indoor 18 holes (other sites) Space theme All ages Walk in or book
Good to know before you go:

Airtastic centres run birthday parties, group packages and school and team-building bookings, with seasonal offers and family passes that change through the year. Activities and prices vary by centre, so check Airtastic's own pages for what's on at the location you plan to visit.

Before you set off

What to bring

  • ⛳A bit of friendly rivalryIt’s a family-leaderboard kind of day — someone’s getting a hole-in-one.
  • 💷Pocket moneyFor the round, and usually an arcade, treats or a café on site.
  • 👟Comfy shoesYou’re on your feet winding round all 18 holes.
  • 📱A quick bookingThe popular courses fill up at weekends and on wet days.
Good to know

Everything before you go

Type
Indoor adventure golf at Airtastic Craigavon / Cork / Kildare — NOT at Belfast
Holes
18 (at the centres that have it)
Theme
Space
Cost
Check current prices on Airtastic's site
Best for ages
All ages
Indoor / outdoor
Indoor
Booking
Walk-in usually possible; booking recommended at busy times
Also on site
At Belfast: bowling, Inflata park, laser tag, soft play, arcade, NY Kitchen diner
Parking
On-site parking at Belfast; good bus links from Belfast city centre
How long to allow
About 40 minutes a round where golf is available
Address
Airtastic Belfast: 38 Mill Road, Newtownabbey, BT36 7BE (no golf here). Adventure golf: Airtastic Craigavon, Cork or Kildare.
Questions

Before you go

How much is a round?
Check current prices on Airtastic's site
What ages is it good for?
All ages
Is it indoor or outdoor?
Indoor
Do I need to book?
Walk-in usually possible; booking recommended at busy times
Is there anything else to do there?
At Belfast: bowling, Inflata park, laser tag, soft play, arcade, NY Kitchen diner
Getting there

Airtastic Adventure Golf (Belfast) is at Airtastic Belfast: 38 Mill Road, Newtownabbey, BT36 7BE (no golf here). Adventure golf: Airtastic Craigavon, Cork or Kildare.. On-site parking at Belfast; good bus links from Belfast city centre. Tap below for directions.

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The story

About the course

Airtastic runs a chain of indoor entertainment centres across Ireland and Northern Ireland, each with a mix of bowling, inflatable parks, laser tag, soft play and arcades. The adventure golf is one of their newer activities — an indoor 18-hole space-themed course — but it's only at certain centres. As of this guide, Airtastic's own listings place it at Craigavon, Cork and Kildare rather than the Belfast (Newtownabbey) site.