Wow this was a really cool place!…read more I brought my 2 year old and 10 month old and they had a blast. First things first was the pricing, when I looked online it said it was $10 for adults if they wanted to join the fun, and free to watch. And $6 for two and under. However, when I went to go pay it was only $12 for the three of us. So I don't really understand what I paid for, but was happy with the result. There is a crawling baby section, 3 and under section, and then of course the huge playground. The crawling baby section was honestly quite disappointing. Of course, babies of that age don't need much, but the area was so full of blocks that no one can even walk in it, let alone letting a baby crawl in it. The 3 and under section was more than appropriate for me little guy though, so I put him in there. There large playground is awesome. This was the first time I let me two year old truly go and adventure on his own. I was a little nervous and kept checking up on him, but don't think he has ever had so much fun in his whole life. What was really nice is that much of the playground is built in such a way that as an adult, I didn't have much trouble navigating it when going up myself. Aside from the crawling baby section though, the other reason I only give 4 stars is that I wish there were only exits from the playground on the same side. You can actually get up to it from all directions and there are two exit doors towards the back of the playground. They appear to be alarmed, but honestly, there really isn't anything stopping someone from standing in the back, waiting for a kid, and running. I know this is a worst case scenario and likely never happened, but the possibility did make me a little uncomfortable. That said, I highly recommend taking your kids here. The price is well worth it and they will have the time of their lives

Super fun place for kids of a wide age range. We had ages…read more2-9 and everyone played for hours and were so thrilled. We're from California and don't have places like this available really, so being able to go is a lot of fun when we visit other states. There is a huge variety of activities from slides to climbing to shooting balls up trampolines. Truly so much available!

Our 2-year old had a ball and we could join her on the big slides too! Tons of fun and a good price…read moretoo. We have already booked her 3rd birthday party here when the time comes. :)

Great place for the littles to burn off energy, especially nice in the winter time. The place is…read morecleaner than most bounce houses and even with a lot of traffic, everything is in pretty good shape. Kangaroo Zoo has lots of inflatables for the kids and enough space so they aren't constantly bouncing on top of each other. There are some reserved for the littlest of littles which protects them. Food and party spaces are available and the fees to get in are reasonable. They also have drinks and snacks available pretty cheap (they don't allow outside food and drink in. There are plenty of tables, chairs, couches, and benches to sit and visit with other adults or watch your kids. Everybody takes their shoes off so make sure even the adults have non-holey socks on.

We did the "duo quest" which was $99 for 2 encounters, 20 tokens and admission to the aquarium. The…read moreencounters and the person who led them for us was the best part. She was super knowledgeable, kind and generous with her time. Some of the enclosures seem far too small and kinda dirty. It felt kinda like a money grab. There is token slots everywhere you turn to take money for feeding the animals. I can see the interactive aspect, but it would be very expensive for a family to come here if they want to feed multiple animals considering each token is $2. The place was also very hot and had an odd smell. Tight quarters. It was a fun one time experience.

First off - shoutout to Natalia who gave us the best experience possible for our first time visit…read more When my fiance and I bought these tickets, we had no idea that we would be driving into a mall parking lot... This led us to be so confused with whether we input the right directions. However, on the building of the mall in front of the food court, you see "SeaQuest". Yep - we're in the right place... Once you walk in the mall, you pass the 90s looking food court and head downstairs below the food court to find the entrance of SeaQuest past a small playground for kids. At the register, we were greeted by a kind worker manning the check-in desk, Natalia. She was so amazing! She gave us the low-down on what to expect and even gave us a few extra tokens to use to feed the animals. Honestly, we had the best experience possible because of Natalia. We ended up having the full experience of feeding the otters, hanging out with the cats, and even the porcupine (quillio) and prairie dogs (blossom, bubbles, and buttercup)! Literally, SeaQuest was my major highlight of the trip to Utah! We could not believe the different kinds of animals they had in such a small setting, which of course from an outside perspective, you feel really bad that these animals are "entrapped" or living in such an enclosed space, but it's almost like you can see that the animals might actually enjoy living in there. Lol, probably because they're getting fed majority of the day, but the caretakers seem to be pretty good at spacing out meals for them. When you first walk in, it was almost alarming to the point of feeling like there are a number of safety hazards/concerns for both the animals and patrons. The glass for the aquariums are so low that people can stick their hands in (which is apparently totally ok to do for most aquariums). Some animals like the iguanas are totally hanging almost outside of their open cages for people to pet. You can also just hop into the tortoise's enclosure to say hi. So crazy. There are so many crazy kids running around, so I honestly feel worried about the animals getting hurt and bombarded on the daily, but what I love about this place is its uniqueness and mission to educate the masses. These animals are very well adapted to humans and seem to have very good caretakers, so that part was reassuring. Oh also, the little doctor fish that exfoliate your hands was the coolest! Free manicure with your entry, hehe!

I took my 9/7/5 year-old grandsons here for ninety minutes ($15 each). They loved the slides,…read moretrampolines, climbing walls, and basketball hoops. Employees were so friendly and helpful. There were plenty of couches for adults to sit on and watch kids. The boys should sleep well tonight.

My son had the best time here. It's very large so there's lots of room for kids to explore…read more Definitely feels clean and kept up. Expect your kiddos to be worn out after spending even 30 minutes here. Definitely worth the cost!

I do like to come here, but it's so big that I can't just let me kid run in and have fun, they get…read morelost. The toddler area is fun for older toddlers but there's not a lot of space for little to crawl outside the ballpit, because there's a ton of adults watching their babies. There's also a lot of older kids that enter and start jumping into the ball pit, which makes me worry about somebody getting hurt. If the space was bigger and it was more clear that it was only for little, it would be better. It's generally clean but compared to the one in Spanish fork it doesn't seem as well maintained. I definitely think this is a great spot for 6 years +. Anybody who has kids lower in age should expect to have to go in and follow their kid around.

My kids love it here and the single point entrance and exit to the play area make it easy to keep…read moretrack of my three little ones. Also had a birthday party here and it was an easy set up, low maintenance and a good price. They do a discount if you are a member. Worked out well. Would like to see a few more hand sanitizer stations, but just a personal preference.

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 8yo loved loved loved this museum. Plenty of stuff for the kids to interact with, from a house…read morecomplete with kitchen, working piano and library, to a construction site. Grocery store, auto shop, art studio, bank, farm train depot, basketball court, dinosaur exhibit and everything else you could imagine! About $14.50 for adults, $12.50 for kids & seniors. It was loaded with fun! The only disappointing parts is some of the stuff was out of order and the amazing train depot area only is on display during certain hours of the day and unfortunately during our trip we didn't get to experience the fun of that. If was a great afternoon experience watching my child play with everything and fascinated by it all at the same time. Definitely a place worth checking out if you have kids!

Owners are very rude and let their young children say nasty profanities to the guests there when…read morethe guests don't do exactly what their children what.

Bounce n slide is a great little spot, If you've got toddler…read moreand infants then this place is hot. Jump Zone can sometimes be too rough, Making it difficult for little ones to have fun on their stuff. Bounce n Slide doesn't have the bigger kids here, So your toddler can enjoy her time without fear of losing an ear.

We went to coconut cove today and I was not impressed. It was very dirty. Grime everywhere,…read morewashers/nuts on the ground in the play area, the little foam blocks were missing the part that actually connects (ripped or bitten off), and the play balls we're grey with grime. I know kids are tough on things, but it was dirty and it's not safe to have screws or washers or nuts laying on the ground. I appreciated that adults are free and the snacks are affordable, but we wouldn't be back.

As a very sensitive person spiritually, the vibe and energy of this place did not sit well with me…read moreor my husband and friend. I felt sick the entire time I was there, once I left the property it's like my soul could finally breathe and I felt better within 5 minutes. This place is super tiny too. The prices on their tvs for food and drinks are wrong as we got charged more than what was advertised on the screen even after we told the lady that it's cheaper on the screen and got a reply of "oh well we haven't changed it yet".... Kidstopia and Hangtime is WAY better and has way better vibes/energy.