A fun unique class for kids! Very clean and safe. The staff is fun and engaging. They have a lobby…read morewith huge windows to watch your kids in their class. My kids loved it!! And can't wait to take classes! They do birthday parties too!

We previously had a bad experience at this gym with previous ownership. However, the new owners…read more(since April) have reached out to us and apologized for the incident. To have a company apologize for bad behavior makes us respect them immensely. We haven't been back since our bad experience but we would definitely consider it now, believing the new owners are respectful and honest. Thank you!

We had an amazing time at this museum. We liked the supermarket, they had an Utah jazz mini…read morebasketball court, a Dino experience, a bee experience, a bank (financial) experience and more. I wish they had that much stuff in the one in Long Island NY. When we went paw patrol had just visited an hour earlier so we missed them. But we still had a great time. Plus we saw Chase 2 days before at Monster Jam.

Overall: excellent kids museum, good variety of exhibits, a fun place to spend about 3 hours with…read morekids My kids are 2 and 5 and really enjoyed this museum. This museum was very manageable and not overwhelming. We went on a Saturday evening and it wasn't packed at all. The kids loved the real outdoor helicopter, the large truck, the construction area, the awesome market, the cute cookie shop, the bus with card reader, the gym with the scarf wind tunnel and balance bikes, and the Lego race car building ramp. The kids were all really well-behaved and so many of the caregivers were supervising and involved in the imaginary play with their kids which made for a good experience. The exhibits are well varied which keeps things interesting. It was clear that some things are very new and some things are very old and worn out. They force you to walk through the gift shop to leave. The Legos and car bases are ready to be replaced with new ones. Parking was available but the North Garage payment system is pretty confusing and hard to use because there is no cell service down there. The staff at the museum would not help us validate our parking because we left at closing.

My go to bowling alley, especially for league nights. I'm in a league here and always enjoy coming…read morein -- the atmosphere is fun, organized, and welcoming. League nights are well run and make for a great weekly routine. The lanes are solid, the staff is friendly, and it's an overall good experience whether you're bowling competitively or just there to have a good time. it can get pretty busy at times, but the waits aren't too long. Great food and drinks for a bowling alley, lots of options and pool tables and arcade on sight as well! If you're into league bowling, this is a great spot.

This is a fun place to bowl, especially considering there aren't many bowling alleys left these…read moredays. The atmosphere is lively, and it's nice to have a local spot where you can still enjoy a classic night of bowling with friends or family. We did run into a few issues with ball resets and had to ask staff multiple times to get the system working properly, which interrupted the flow of the game a bit. The staff was helpful and responsive, but the equipment clearly needed some extra attention. Food prices felt high for what was offered, so we opted to stick with drinks during our game. Overall, it's still an enjoyable spot and worth a visit, with some room for improvement on the operational side.

Fun afternoon activity for our group of four. Helped quickly and efficiently shown to our bay, lots…read moreof throwing options rather than just axes but wish there was an option to also not have so many options as I was excited to do purely axe throwing.

Found this place in our stop through SLC…read more I've never done axe throwing before so I was super interested. Compared to what I've seen before, the prices were super reasonable! For 2 people it was $15 each for the hour for unlimited throws. They put you on specific lanes, kind of like bowling lanes. Every lane gets one axe (for safety reasons) and you can play a variety of games that they have. The instructor was great, helped give tips and asked if we needed help. Obviously a newer place but it was a great time!

So much fun! My family was visiting the area, we all went axe throwing and had a blast!…read more It was easy to book a time online, though they take walk-ins too. We got a brief tutorial and then practiced throwing for the rest of the hour. We did see a lot of improvement over that time, though I wish there was a little more coaching involved. We didn't get any of the snacks or drinks, but it's nice to have the option. Parking is right there and easy. Would definitely recommend as something new to try with pretty much anyone.

This is the best axe throwing place I've been to. They assign you a host and do games so you're not…read morejust throwing axes at the target. They have a pool table and arcade games as well. They have a fridge with beers, water, and soda you can add to your tab. And now you can order pizza, they partner with bad caddy.

Hosting a cheer team fundraiser is no easy task--it takes months of planning and preparation! This…read moreyear, we held our 4th Annual Bows & Pins Fundraiser for the Kearns High Cheer Team, and our 2nd year partnering with Valley Bowling Lanes. We are so grateful to use their facility and for the continued support they show our program. The management team is professional and wonderful to work with, and the staff during our event were kind, helpful, and made everything run smoothly. Thank you, Valley Bowling, for helping make our fundraiser another success!

Love Valley Bowling, I come here every week multiple times a week for league and just for fun…read more Everybody's always friendly and welcoming

I love this place! I've held a company event here and my child is in lessons. They do a great job…read moreteaching and making things fun

If I had been able to give 0 out of 5, I would have definitely given 0. I went there with my…read morefriend. We are Asian. The point was we felt racism from how employees treated us. While we were playing, we were asked to stop and move to other places three times. We paid for what we must have been deserved. I was so disappointed and annoyed by their services. I'm never going to this place.

Would be zero stars if I could. I have the Get Out Pass for…read moremy granddaughters (ages 8 & 9) and it has a free coding class for ALL franchises so I went to the website to find out what this is all about. The website offered a FREE tour, so I signed my granddaughters up for the tour. The owner reached out to find out about my girls. Ray, the owner, called and asked many questions about my G-daughters and how I found out about Code Nijas. He asked about their ages, if they were interested in coding, did they understand what it was, did they have experience in coding, have they done coding, do they know what it was? I answered all of his questions and then asked why he was asking so many. He explained that his company was suing Get Out Pass because they abused the terms. In other words people were doing the exact same plan that I had. We wanted to use the free tour offered on the website to see if the girls were interested in coding and then use the Get Out Pass for the free class. The owner did not like that's what people were doing. He stated that based on the information I gave him about the girls they would not be a good fit for his program. I am furious that someone gets to determine what my girls are interested in based on answers from their g-ma. I will be contacting Get Out Pass and informing them of this. This owner seems to be hand-selecting who he wants in his classes and assign his staff too based on his belief on who is interested.

I was so excited when I saw Code Ninjas come to South Jordan. I have a son that is interested in…read morecomputers-specifically engineering, so coding is something he is eagerly learning. This past summer, I signed him up for a summer camp, which he thoroughly enjoyed. My only regret is that they were not here sooner-he's now almost 15 and has aged out of their program. I would love to see them offer something for older kids or young adults. Coding is such an important skill these days and I love the opportunity that Code Ninjas is giving to kids to prepare for their futures.