Old-School Fun vs. High-Tech Play
Mini golf or virtual reality? A guide for families who can't agree.
- Classic
- Mini golf, boardwalks, wooden coasters, drive-in style diners
- High-tech
- New theme park rides, VR arcades, immersive shows
- Best of both
- Myrtle Beach, Orlando, Las Vegas, Pigeon Forge
- Good for
- Families with a wide range of ages
Classic fun
- Mini golf: Myrtle Beach and Pigeon Forge have some of the most elaborate courses anywhere
- Boardwalks and piers: Myrtle Beach and the Gulf Coast
- Old Las Vegas: neon signs and classic casinos on Fremont Street
- Colonial Williamsburg: hands-on history with costumed tradespeople
High-tech play
- Orlando's newest rides, including Universal's Epic Universe, which opened in 2025
- Immersive art and interactive museums in Las Vegas and Orlando
- Indoor go-karts, VR arcades and escape rooms in most resort towns
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