Both of my daughters love their teachers and classes! The knowledge and guidance that BD…read moreinstructors have provided to both of my daughters is comforting. I feel that the best interest of my daughters are at the forefront. Keep up the great work! Vanessa Isaacson

Our 2 year old looks forward to Tumble Bugs all week! It has been wonderful for his confidence,…read morebalance, and coordination.

I have now been to Red Flower Studio Park City twice. Once with some girlfriends for a ladies night…read moreout and once with my family as this was a Christmas present to the kids. What I like about the two times I've been is it's not just a project. Our studio helper was Jacob and both times he actually educated us about glass and about the art of glass blowing. And as you can tell from the photos, Jacob does a really good job of getting out of frame and letting you do it if he can. That makes for some great pictures! Another great thing about these projects is timing. The studio time is laid out for your experience but on the flip side to pick up your art, it's just the next day during open hours!

Incredibly fun bucket-list experience! I surprised my mom with this when she visited Utah, since…read moreshe loves all things fire. The whole experience is guided, and the expert glass-blower does most of the work, so the finished products are probably all great! First, you pick the type of product you want to make, colors, and textures (we made an orb and a square container). Then, you're led through the creation process! It was so fun to roll the glass in the small pieces (frit), blow, and turn the piece in the oven. My mom especially liked using the blow torch and dipping the piece in baking soda to make a bubbly texture. You need to wait a couple days to pick up the finished products (after they cool), so I'm not sure what our pieces look like yet. But this was such a cool experience that we'll be talking about for years! They also said that a SLC location will be opening in July!

I was lured in by the idea of painting and mimosas for a Sunday morning-and that's just what I got!…read moreMy friend joined me for a silly hour of trying to follow along while also carrying on a conversation. The teacher was patient with us when we had to ask for her to repeat instructions a few times. It's always fun to dissect a painting into smaller, easier to follow steps and see it turn out like the instructor's masterpiece. For the price, I would have liked a larger canvas-I did feel like it was a bit on the expensive side.

Our sip and paint class went wonderfully here. The teachers are laid back and allow the painters to…read morego at their own pace whilst also keeping the class going. The wine sampling was very fun and the teacher made it memorable with her funny comments. It was a great time for my friend's birthday. Will definitely recommend as a small group event to do together. Fair pricing

This place is AMAZING and how have we not found it until now? First off, the space and concept are…read moreincredible. Kids are given a lab coat, goggles and a book of experiments to do on their own. The employees clean up and the kids have free reign. It's every budding scientist's dream! Secondly, the employees are SO great with kids. They patiently explain the science behind things, are happy to help you figure out the microscopes and other things. I learned a lot just by being there with my daughter. We've also done the dissection which was very detailed and well guided. We're looking forward to doing a parent's night out and summer camps. My daughter begs to come here daily, which is why we got a membership - open lab is free every day!

If I could give this place 10 out of 5 stars I would. We are from NYC and we are I. Utah for…read moreskiing, on our break days I took my kids - 7 yr old and 9 yr old to various attractions in Salt Lake City. My kids enjoyed almost all of them - but little beakers by far was their most favorite!! We went for open lab and I must say that they have set it up so well. It is cool, while it is educational. The kids went crazy doing the science experiment and I didn't have to deal with procuring materials or cleaning the mess afterwards!! They felt like real scientists. All the materials were provided, marked nicely, and the instructions very straightforward. The kids were mostly able to do it all independently (with my supervision). After the experiment, in simple and precise words. I wish we had known about this place earlier, I would have brought my kids 2-3 times in our trip. But definitely visiting them multiple times in the future during every trip to Utah for skiing. If little beakers sees this review - thankyou for the best hour of our entire 2 weeks stay!!

It's sometimes hard to find a place for a six year old to have a birthday party....that's when I…read morefound out about Dream Gymnastics Academy. They have 2.5 or 3 hour party options. The kids had a great time. They offer all the full gymnastic equipment along with trampolines and a foam pit. The teachers on staff are there to assist and lead the group in activities such as a obstacle course. It's a great for large groups. To top off the ultimate birthday experience, they have a party room to celebrate and decorate at your discretion. We had the room in a My Little Pony theme. It was such a hit. The best part was no clean up for me. The staff was friendly, attentive, and fun. I had many parents tell me their child had an awesome time. We may have to have another party here again!

I still have my two kids in class, I will stop it soon as they refund or at the end of the months,…read morebecause: 1. The first day was trial class and the class after I enroll my kids and paid in the middle of class. In these 2 class, no one told me my 3-year son is required to put on the mask, but the class after I paid they force the 3-year boy to put on a mask! They tight a big mask on his mouth and he was wondering what's going on! He left the class after a few minutes and no one care. I respect if it is a rule, but they need to follow the rule even in a trial class if they are honest with customers! They should talk about rules before enrollment if they are honest. 2. The second week they charge me for the second month! I authorized them for autopay but not for any the time they like to charge me! They refunded that but I'm wondering how they manage the processes! The front desk guy? She has her own world let's don't talk about that. 3.Unlike other classes that my kids are in, they did not inform me of the holiday. I just came in and see the doors are open!! but no one is in! Forget why the door was open but about class, later they said we had some signs on the wall about the holiday! Good job, but I was thinking they are a normal institute like other ones! I'm receiving texts, emails, or call for any change from my kid's school, swim, and dance classes. Here looks like they follow different norms, just tear the calendar to see when it's time to charge!

The owners are the sweetest people! My girls are on the JO Team and compete Level 6 and Level 8 and…read morewe love the POSITIVE environment! I can say from personal experience if you want to get away from the emotional abuse that you see too many times in gymnastics, and be in a environment where you are allowed to ask questions, THIS is the place hands down.

My daughter loves it here! The staff is friendly and the coaches are great! It is a bit pricey, but…read morefar better than some of the other programs we explored, so you get what you pay for - in my opinion. It is really nice to see the constant cleaning of mats and other frequently used items, and it always feels clean as a result. Very glad we chose this program!

Awesome experience! Our guide was excellent, a great combo of funny and informative. We hadn't been…read morethere in a very long time but remember fondly of our first tour at their previous location so we decided to go as a mother's day "nostalgia tour" and boy did it deliver!!! Awesome experience, even with teenagers in tow!

I've driven past scales and tails for many years and never really knew what it was. So one day, I…read morewalked in and discovered it's something of an interactive "zoo". The employee inside was super nice and let me know that when I'm ready to come with my family that we should get tickets online because they are a few dollars cheaper. The following weekend I brought my 2 year and 1 year old boys. As far as animals go, as the name suggests they have a wide variety of lizards, turtles, snakes, spiders, and more. When you enter, you're assigned a "guide" that walks you through and talks about pretty much any animal you want them to. At certain points, they selects animals to pull out of their cages and you're given the opportunity to touch or hold them. The inside of the building is kinda cramped and not really set up to be a guided zoo experience and there are so many cages that it would take a week to be able to see them all. I have it understood that scales and tails puts on traveling shows for birthdays and such and my guess would be that this is its primary form of business nd the tours given at the facility are really just chances to donate to help them keep things running. I don't say any of this as a bad thing though. I'm certain that the experience you have is highly tailored to your desire to learn about more animals and you can probably ask to hold a lot more than we did. Once the tour is completed you are able to just hang out and keep checking out the animals for what seems to be however long you want. Two of the highlights for us were the large alligator "darthgator" and the opportunity for our whole family to hold a 10ft python. I highly recommend to anyone with or without kids to come check it out at least once. It's a cool experience that you'd be hard pressed to find anywhere else.

So much fun and highly recommend visiting! Admission and train ride is free. The only thing you're…read morepaying for are the activities available at each station. There's a petting "zoo" you can ride ponies, pan for gold then exchange them at a bank and cross the street to redeem candy. You can also break your own geode or pay $5 to dig one up yourself. Even if you just hop on and off the train, the adventure alone is so cool! It also looked like they were filming a movie with everyone dressed up unless that's what they wear everyday to work.

This was one of the destinations from our tour bus. Unfortunately, the tour guide only gave us 20…read moremins to explore the area. A historic place with many statues on site. They were definitely worth the photo op. I saw other family going on train rides that would take you from one place to another. If you want to enter the zoo, there was an admission fee. Also there were pony rides for the kids to enjoy. Once you are done, there was a gift store available to shop for soverniers. If you want to spend most of your time here especially when you have kids or enjoy a family fun, I would avoid booking a tour. I believe the vistors parking is free.