The twelfth birthday changes this ticket comparison

The MiniPutt play-area table begins adult pricing at 12, while its paid child band is 5–11. That makes age more important than a generic family label when comparing the $25 family offer with individual admission.

Source-based comparison by the Mini Golf Canada Research Desk, checked October 21, 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
Two adults and children aged six and tenIndividual tickets total $30: $10 + $10 + $5 + $5. The advertised two-adult/two-child package is $25, a $5 difference before unresolved tax treatment. Course details
Sources: MiniPutt Rivière-du-Loup play-area rates.
Two adults, a three-year-old and a ten-year-oldThe individual subtotal is already $25 because the three-year-old is free. A family package at the same price produces no admission saving for that combination. Course details
Sources: MiniPutt Rivière-du-Loup play-area rates.
A party including a twelve-year-oldUse the $10 individual category for the twelve-year-old. Ask whether the family offer uses the same child cutoff; do not silently count a twelve-year-old as a $5 child. Course details
Sources: MiniPutt Rivière-du-Loup play-area rates.

Compare what the ticket covers

The rate table describes the outdoor play area. Confirm its exact activity coverage before comparing it with a golf-only ticket elsewhere or assuming unlimited repeats. Food at the casse-croûte is a separate budget item unless the operator quotes a package. Sources: MiniPutt Rivière-du-Loup play-area rates.