Aquarium with fish, rays, tropical birds, a sloth, a porcupine, and even reptiles/amphibians. We…read morearrived in time for a keeper presentation on the sloth. A cool thing is doctor fish where you can put your hands in the tank and they'll eat your dead skin. You buy tokens and can feed selected animals. We spent just under an hour. Can be challenging to find if you don't know the area - tucked behind a Fred Meyer store.

This was a really fun place to visit! The cost is…read morereasonable (and there was a discount available for tickets purchased online on their website in advance). We bought 4 tokens and really enjoyed feeding the sting rays and iguanas especially. It was fun to have a lot of interactive opportunities available. My three year old had fun, and for his attention span the smaller size of this attraction was perfect. But it is t a huge place-- so just keep that in mind. Everything is low enough or has steps so that little ones can enjoy everything really well. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful.

50% off everything on Black Friday. This location also gives discounts for seniors , military , and…read morestudents. Just show identification. They have a big selection of clothes , toys , and kitchen things. Their prices have gone up, but you can still find good deals. You can donate here too.

Recent policy changes with new management has cleaned up and organized the departments better. This…read morestore is smaller for this type of operation so it is difficult to organize and maintain it on a daily basis with fluctuating product lines of donations. The employees are from all walks of life and strive to assist customers in a courteous manner on the retail floor. The donation receiving area is manned by those who can brave cold temperatures and physical labor this time of year. These strong souls at this location are our community neighbors and are appreciated by many of us in the community for what they do. In a synergistic manner, their efforts are needed by a community of buyers for products used for personal use, business livelihoods and charitable causes. We rely upon them for their products and services to reach out to others in need in ways never seen or mentioned. In turn, we the customers and business owners are happy to donate goods to the store and it's causes as well as keeping people there employed. Some of us are very grateful to the crew at Goodwill, the blessings branch outward in many directions untold, unseen. As someone told me this holiday season, "God loves you." I wish to express the same to the crew, that Jesus loves you. Americans are essential!

we tried to buy some things, but wouldn't allow us to buy them because they weren't priced yet. Why…read moreput items in the store, if they aren't properly priced ?? cause us major disappointment. & the same happened in previous visits too. this is the only thrift store we have troubles at. definitely not recommend to anyone. not a very good selection anyway

This location has really awesome deals. Black Friday everything was half off in the store. After…read moreChristmas, everything is 90% off. This location also helps the community and gets them back on their feet. Service here is really friendly and nice. The ladies at the front desk are always awesome. You can donate here too.

Man, I wish I had a not for profit yoga studio where I lived! They even offer work trade here…read more The location is central with easy access. They have a second Idaho Falls location on Shoup Avenue and another in Victor. Memberships and passes are valid at all 3! The current advertised monthly unlimited is just shy of $35! But be sure to check their fb and Insta for current promotions and specials. Namaste.

Cool place, got a nice 24 port switch. Very smart staff, lots of cool used stuff from a variety of…read moreplaces.

Super nice guys and they know their stuff. They also sell just about anything you could think of in…read moretheir shop!

Great for donations . Easy drop off located in the back of building. They have a nice selection of…read moredonated goods.

i keep telling my self I'm never coming back but as a survivor of domestic abuse thrifting has been…read moremy therapy! I go in and leave with a cart full every time . something about looking at all sorts of different things gets me out of my head. then I come to the youth ranch, spend well over an hour there every time looking at items, checking them out and forgetting about reality at that moment. when I check out sometimes I decide I don't want a certain item so I'll ask the cashier if they can put it back. I sometimes offer to do it my self! Other places the staff don't mind and compose them selves with the customer service moral as they should, since they are working in customer service. but not the staff at the youth ranch. I don't know where management found these emplyoees but I have never felt so unwanted, judged , and plain disrespected as the staff at youth ranch. Expecially Jessica the red head who chomps her gum, rolls her eyes, and tells me she priced an item that I put at the counter a different price then it was priced! this woman has no business being the face of a company! I would be embarrassed if my staff was treating my customers this way! Shame on you Jessica! I will never go back! Gross!