-The course is located inside the "Wiener Prater", the main park inside of vienna. The city park is quite large and worth a visit, with or without playing disc golf.
-The main layout offers both, tight wooded shots and long distant open holes. You can also choose between different layouts, as the course tends to be crowded on sunny weekends.
-Hole #7 is one of the signature holes, as it runs under a bridge with quite a distance and a double mandatroy.
-The equiment (baskets and signs) were in good shape. A coursemap is onsite and navigating was easy.

-The worst thing about this course were (sadly) the tees, as i played there after some rain. The very worn out, muddy "puddles" were terrible, compared to the rest of the course. There were some rubber mats, almost completely burried, but they were as helpful as if they werent even placed there. On sunny dry days this might not be problem at all.
-Although the layout and the flow were very good, the first 4 holes felt a bit "cramped" and i couldnt see why they placed them so close to each other when there was so much space left later on.
-Beware of other park goers on sunny days and on the weekend. You might only be able to play the back 9 layout when the park is to crowded.

-As i mentioned before, the park itself is worth a visit and the course runs nicely through it.
-I have not expected such a nice course so close to the city/in the city-park of vienna.
-Definitely worth a visit when you are in town.
-Cross your fingers and hope they have installed or at least fixed some tees.

18 baskets of reasonable difficulty compactly laid out.

Some overlap of fairways. Take a map to help navigate -- not so easy to find next tee.

Some of the baskets are just plain and very open shots. You would benefit playing in a group looking out for spotting and stray discs