We saw the Hypnosis show. We laughed so hard, we cried. Should have brought tissues with us. The…read moreroom was not full which was on by me. The seats are for skinny butts. Mine fit but just barely. It was clean and cool inside so keep your sweater handy. The restroom was clean and stocked. We had a blast. Thank you for hosting this comedy hypnosis show.

We went to see one of four productions running during their current summer season which starts late…read moreJune and goes through early August. Wait Until Dark was a great show, keeping us both on the edge of our seats. The actors were great and the production values were commendable. This was my first time seeing a show in this theater, and fortunately my cousin chose the seats. We were up on the balcony on the extreme left side in the single seats right down front. We are both on the taller side, so we appreciated the extra legroom. If you need a little more legroom, I suggest the front row of the balcony or orchestra or the two seats on either side of the balcony right down front. My cousin said the seats in the orchestra can get a little squishy and have bad sight lines.

Cool children's theater with all ages of thespians. The kid actors seem to have a lot of fun, and…read moreyou can tell they put a lot of time and effort into it. Production value is decent..fun costumes, lighting, sound effects, music, props and basic set design. Audience seating is folding chairs, which gets uncomfortable, but small children have a great view up front in the lounging area, sprawled out on area rugs and pillows. It's an intimate theater space, oftentimes the show goes on all around you. It truly inspires the little ones, and broadens their interests to appreciate an art form they usually are age restricted out of. It's great fun for the entire family.

We've celebrated many of our kids' birthdays at Cache Valley Fun Park. It used to be tradition…read more After today, it won't be. Here's how it went down: my son nailed the Bonus Drop X-Treme game, dropped the ball directly into the bonus hole. Three adults watched it. Zero points showed up. Simple fix, right? Tell an employee, they make it right. Wrong! First up: Philip (employee) asks Cash (manager #1). Cash says the points will "take time to add." Spoiler: they didn't. Philip assures us if they still don't show up, he'll add them manually. Fair enough. We return later. Points still missing. Philip checks with Brooke (manager #2). Brooke shuts it down instantly. She flat out calls us liars because she didn't personally witness it. Then she gaslights me with the laughable claim that their games can't malfunction which is rich, since another game had literally just malfunctioned and needed a restart. Brooke, we're talking about 472 points. That's what: three tootsie rolls and a bouncy ball? Is that really worth accusing paying customers of dishonesty? The kicker? My son, being awesome, plays again. Nails the bonus again. This time the game coughs up the points. He even filmed it. Imagine being proven wrong by a kid with an iPhone. We've spent more time and money here than any other entertainment venue in the valley. But after being told our word means nothing and treated like scammers over pocket change level prizes, this is our last visit. The Fun Park might have games, but the real show is management's ability to turn loyal customers into ex-customers.

Worst place. Managers are trash and they can't fix a simple problem without the general manager…read morewho's only there on the weekdays?? Stole our money and would only give us credit for the arcade back. Never going back and wouldn't recommend to anyone. Save your money and go somewhere else.

We attended the Box Elder County Fair and arrived on the last day of the fair. It had been raining…read moreall morning so we waited to go until things cleared up a bit. The weather was not much of a deterrent for the local crowds and the parking lot was packed. The parking was gravel with mud mixed in due to the rain. The parking was paint marked, but attendees seemed to take those lines as a suggestion and park where ever they wanted. We were lucky and found a painted spot near the entrance. Avoiding the puddles, we made our way across the busy paved street to the entrance. It was free to enter and walk around to see everything. The food, activities, and souvenirs had extra costs, but we did not partake of any of those. We walked through the food area first to see the options, then checked out the games and rides area. It was not busy on the games and rides yet so nothing was really happening over there. We walked through the goats/sheep barn, the cattle barn, and then the chicken/bunny barn. There were lots of animals in motion with shows going on and an auction too. It was fun to see everything, and we were glad we had the chance to attend.

When the fair comes to town, this is the place to be! The livestock is great, the food is yummy,…read morethe entertainment is always a good time and the rodeo is what we come for! I've never been here anytime other than the fair but they have other activities throughout the year so you should go! The parking can be tricky but in this town we basically park where there's an open patch of ground!

Standards have continued to worsen in recent years. Unwillingness to address and ensure the public…read moreis aware of the ratings for content they produce, present, and/or promote. Very disappointed in what used to be a more respected organization.

Awesome venue in Logan, very "live" house and great staff. Go see a show here, they're celebrating…read moretheir 100th anniversary this year!

Employees here are always friendly and make for a hassle free experience. What else can I say? It's…read morea ticket box office. Actually, first timers often get lost looking for this ticket office since it's not even part of the theater. Rather it's housed in the Bullen Center next door, hidden underneath the grand staircase.

Is it a farm? An event venue? A place to take a large group of school children on a field trip?…read moreYes, yes and YES! The American West Heritage Center is that and so much more. Most people come here to visit the farm and walk around the large property, admiring the buildings and pretty landscape. There are animals to gawk at and there are treats to enjoy in the gift shop. They host a variety of other activities throughout the year-check out their event calendar. Activities range from tea parties to horseback riding and anything in between.

First off, the farm was magical. Thank you. I can see the hard work and dedication, just in the…read moreeyes and care of employees. Clean and loved My story... April 11 2026 during baby animal days, a storm with marble sized hail started beating the hiccups out of us , now me being from SWLouisiana don't get to see much action, I was fascinated at first but quickly had the danger sting the fire out my back end. I grabbed my grandson close and we ran with my sweater over him like a mother hen. When out of an old West movie, a cowboy on his electric pony pull up to us, yelled at my grandson, GET IN. (You know that boy listen...wow). I turned to help my daughter and 2 other babies in a stroller. Once they babies were safe, this cowboy asked gentlemen like, for me to get in. I did. In the mass confusion and shelter seeking, he did not loose his composure. Calmly stopping to look at my daughter for her safety. Checking capacity of the tiny village homes along the way. He drove us to the SUV in the field, relying on a 6 year old boy for directions...this child has not moved. He was standing against this stranger, not out of fear but total trust ., He asked if we would be ok, I said Yes, while explaining to grandson that this nice man needed to save more ladies and kids, like he did for us . Once we were clear, and could see my daughter and the babies coming through the grass lot of cars, the cowboy was gone. We would like to say a great big THANK YOU first to this man's mom, you taught him well. To his father for giving him the protective nature and control for any situation. To you sir, no matter your choice in ponies ...RIDE ON. Hopefully my grandson will be so kind. Thank you all again for a wonderful day . Snuggles to the babies that enjoyed every oohh and aahh of each precious moment. 100/10 Stars !!!

James V. Hansen Wildlife Education Center located at the Bear River Migratory Bird Refuge is a…read moregreat nature center offering interactive exhibits, a wetland diorama and other displays featuring information on birds and wetlands of the Great Salt Lake ecosystem. The museum also has special programs like Bald Eagle Day and Swan Day. The museum is free and open to the public during the week and on weekends.

I have work off on Friday and my daughter was not in school so we decided to come out here. It was…read morea little early in the spring to see many birds but this Refuge is pretty cool to see. The building that has all the information on is really nice and the people working here are very helpful and provide lots of information. There is an educational Center and a place to watch videos and they even have a board of what types of birds have been spotted on The Refuge in the morning. There is a little gift shops to buy overpriced items if you want. My daughter found an owl pellet on the ground outside the building and asked if she could keep it they were nice and allowed her to take it home so now we get a dissected and see if we can find a rodent. They also have information about all the activities they have throughout the year and how they celebrate different types of birds. This place is right off the freeway and it's definitely worth a 5 minute drive to this place. Also another nice thing is it is all free.