K1 Speed in Salt Lake City was a fun experience overall. They have fun lighthearted crew…read more I definitely felt like a kid again once I got on the track, even though I didn't perform as well as I wanted and missed the podium. Still, the racing was exciting, fun, and a great way to spend time. Would absolutely do it again.

I took three boys here to celebrate my son's birthday. The racing was OK and they had fun, but it's…read moresuper overpriced and the guys running the race didn't even explain how to use the car well so the first two races weren't very fun until the boys figured out the breaking system. Then they tried to play games and some of the boys won the games, but the games just glitched and didn't give them any prizes. I took a video and even after looking at the video, the store manager wouldn't give him a prize! This is totally unacceptable customer service! I recommend everyone not support them.

I recently went here for a birthday party and it was so cute! There were employees that "hosted"…read moreeach birthday party. The party was in a shared party room and at first we were the only one. So it felt like a really intimate private event and we were able to play our music like we wanted to, and then toward the end of our party we had to share the space a little bit. But with the party package the hostess secured we received unlimited drinks from the fountain machine, pizza, and salad. They provided all of the dishes and cleaned up. The birthday child also received a giant card available to be signed by the guests. I don't know if this was just something that our hostess secured or if it's normally an option but she was also able to get passes with a $5 (or so) arcade card for $20 a person. The pass gave us access to unlimited activities and we could reload our arcade card if we wished. Of the activities that I recall are: Laser tag (So fun for adults and kids!), bumper cars, bumper boats, mini golf, bowling, rock climbing, and racing cars (I can't remember the actual name of it). We were not there for long enough to get to do anything more than once because we wanted to experience so much, then I bet if we went back and we went in at open we would be able to enjoy a lot. There's also a food area should you want to buy food or lunch while you are there. I don't know the rules on exiting and re-entering.

Very clean much better now they have updated it and the staff is way more friendly!! Love the new…read moreupdated building. Miss the batting cages but bowling is very fun!

I took my 1 and a half year old daughter on the Halloween Cruise. We had a good time. I thought the…read moreboat would be motorized but it's not. It is pretty short of a ride but still fun.

We had the best time at their Halloween Boat Cruise! Such a cute family activity to do in Provo!…read moreIt's decorated and they make it really fun for the kids! Staff was great and we felt really safe!

There are quite a few indoor playgrounds in the greater salt lake/provo area, including at least…read moreone other in thanks giving point itself. In my opinion this one is by far the best. Not only for the sheer size (as it's so large it'll it's very difficult to find someone you're looking for), but it also has a little "adventure" you can do if you buy the extra wristband, and it seems well monitored (there seem to be 2-3 employees roaming around at all times.). The obstacles within the playground are also widely varied with something for pretty much any age. Most importantly just about the entire playground is easily accessible for an adult to traverse. There are are even normal stairs on either side that take you most of the way up, enabling a much easier way to find your kids, rather than having to climb up through the playground yourself. The reason I give 4 stars is two reasons: 1. The rope bridges are set up in such a way that it's pure pain and misery in your feet to get across them 2. The triple slides are probably the fastest ones in the playground, and the "landing zone" is not carpeted or cushioned. It's straight plastic, which is especially painful when you aren't expecting it

This new play area was a lot of fun. As others have said it's not perfect but it's pretty awesome…read more I wish it was a little bit brighter as it can be hard to see smaller kids and any dangers. The dinosaur theme is super fun though and our Dino loving kid had a blast.

Love the rides. Churros and pretzel are a must!…read moreWhenever you're bored in line play rock paper scissors with a stranger

So much fun during the fall, let's go. New place to get adult drinks, yay!! And it's so fun as the…read moresun goes down.

Fun atmosphere ! Close to home which is very convenient. Affordable rides and great food.read more

From the owner: Fresh-baked Empanadas from Empanada Del Rey. Epic Smash…read moreBurgers with local grass-fed natural-beef, from Canyon Meadows Farm. All-beef hot dogs, split & grilled, House-made frozen Custard, hot Churros and coffee. Now open year round! Located at the Amusement Rides inside Liberty Park. (Next to Tracy Aviary)

Awesome place!! Lots of fun for the kids and also adults!! Lots to do, rollercoaster, train rides,…read morehorse back rides and animal petting zoo!!!!

From the owner: Ricochet Canyon is a small outdoor wild west themed amusement park located on the Southwest corner…read moreof the Gardner Village property in West Jordan, Utah. We cater to families with younger children, but nearly all our attractions can be enjoyed by older kids and adults as well. The amusement park features an interactive petting zoo, several family friendly rides, a wild west themed playground, a large interactive outdoor garden train layout, a gem mining sluice, live seasonal entertainment, and a semi-private space for parties and events.

This is strictly a review on the Utah State Fair concert aspect (Days of '47 Arena), shall you ever…read morevisit a concert there. As anyone knows in the state of Utah, weather can be highly unpredictable at times. On this particular day, there was hail, rain, lightning/thunder, and wind...(I was always taught the correct spelling is "lightening"...lol... moving along now). Ladies/gentlemen if you are carrying a purse/carry on, open it up for security to see before entry; along with have your AXS App open to show proof of purchase for tickets (same goes for Fair Tickets as of 9/26), and you're pretty much good to go. In regards to the concert upon entry, there was no signage for lines, etc. People were confused what was the "beer" line versus "concert" line. They just so happened to be right next to each other. Decided on the beer line since the decided concert line wasn't moving due to weather. Scanned DL ID in one line gets you an alcohol wristband in the first line. Then right next to it, enjoy your 24 oz Vizzy or Coors. Two can (limit) each which will be opened by the employees upon purchase (and no, you don't have a choice in the matter). And don't forget the "tip" window because it's about ready to be switched around to you with an employee saying, "how'd I do"? Good enough I guess if I just gave you 20% on top of $14 per drink (lol). After asking around, found out the extra long line next to the beer line was to get into the concert. It finally started moving along (and into the venue) after the weather started to clear. Have your mobile AXS tickets app ready at all times. Pretty sure I got checked about 5 times before getting to the actual area for the concert. If you do purchase any alcoholic beverages at the Fair, prior to entering the "Days of '47 Arena", they will have two plastic cups for you to dump your allotted two alcoholic beverages in (with security again); while checking your tickets (again) and basically no cans are allowed. You are allowed to bring sealed plastic water bottles from home and are wristbanded for GA if that's your concert location. Also, if you do purchase a concert ticket, that is also your entry into the Utah State Fair. Would've loved to have checked out that and a lot more, but there was a member of my party that was very unhappy about it all and couldn't or wouldn't hide their disappointment or snarky remarks. Overall, a decent show and venue. I'll just be very careful on invites next time.

Must visit every year for the sheer fact it's the fair! Animals galore, art , jams , quilts, food,…read moreconcerts! Come and support 4-h and all the entries. The set-up is great this year with a good flow. Really enjoyed the creative arts section and the baby animals! Something for everyone!

Great secret garden we have here in town. You don't need to go out of town to find something to do,…read moreesp with kids. I came as a chaperone on my kid's field trip and I can't wait to come as a family.

I decided to see what the Children's Discovery Garden is all about one day when I was on my way to…read moreone of the other gardens. My daughter, who is closing in on the ripe old age of two years, absolutely loves it there! We've been back several time and she always sports her bathing suit there. The Noah's Ark pond is a blast for her. She loves the other parts of the garden too. I see kids of all ages there and they all look they're having the time of their lives. If you want to see your little ones smiling ear-to-ear for hours on end, take them hear. We invested in the annual pass, which was worth it given the use we get out of it.

This is a great place for your kids to burn some energy. There are plenty of different options to…read morekeep them busy and lots of places for parents to hang out / watch / get some work done at the many tables, benches, booths etc. The place seemed pretty clean too (minus the front tables reserved for parties which were filthy when I saw them but thats coz people are inconsiderate and leave their mess for "someone else" to clean up) . Note: The entire place seems to be run by teenagers tho--front desk, "safety" crew walking around telling kids not to do stupid things, the little concessions / food spot too. Overall, it's absolutely worth the visit. It's BIG. Lots of place to run around without feeling like a overcrowded cesspool of germs (I'm looking at you, Kangaroo Zoo) So why 4/5 stars? The "we'll fine you $50" signs posted if you bring in outside food/water" seems rather excessive but then again it aligns perfectly with the expensive food/drinks they sell..but... The pizza we got was tasty! lol. As noted in the other reviews, the rapidly rising prices seem excessive too! It's now $20 for 90 mins per kid on weekdays and even higher on weekends? I guess they need to pay for their recent "upgrades" / changes. Worth the visit tho? Yup!

I live to make memories with my grandkids there! The price is a little more than I expected.read more