Vancouver: family access depends on the day and tee time

Par-Tee Putt's eighteen-hole bar course can serve different audiences at different times. Its Vancouver FAQ, not another branch's policy, controls the useful family-planning distinction. The current city entry is not a complete inventory of Metro Vancouver; nearby municipalities have separate pages.

Source-based comparison by the Mini Golf Canada Research Desk, checked September 7, 2026. These are planning judgments from the linked publications, not firsthand course reviews. Prices and admission conditions can change.

Choose for your visit
Your planWhat changes your choice
Bring children with a legal guardianThe FAQ allows minors with a legal guardian until 8 p.m. Sunday-Thursday and 6 p.m. Friday-Saturday. Choose a tee time that lets the group finish before the relevant cutoff; the later adult programme is not an extension of family admission. Course details
Sources: Par-Tee Putt Vancouver FAQ.

A reservation resolves more than queueing

The FAQ warns that prime-time walk-ins may cost more. A selected booking makes the visit time and displayed purchase terms more concrete, but completed bookings are not refunded. Settle the head count and guardian plan first; the operator offers rebooking assistance through vancouver@parteeputt.com. Sources: Par-Tee Putt Vancouver FAQ.

Do not transfer conditions from Toronto

Use Vancouver's own guardian cutoffs when planning this branch. The shared brand does not make another city's ticket structure or age conditions authoritative here. Check the chosen date's final tax and fees before treating an advertised package as the total outing cost. Sources: Par-Tee Putt Vancouver FAQ.