Dreamwalk is an immersive interactive experience featuring fantastical scenes and scenarios.There…read moreare many rooms, including caves with glow-in-the-dark lights, a cloud room, and a robot world. Our favorite part was Bob, the talking fish who can talk to you in real time using AI. Plan on at least an hour for this experience, but more if you want to do all of the quests and searches they have. I'm minusing a star because it was beyond irritating to make a reservation. You have to give them your physical address, phone number, email, and birthday, including day, month and year. You also had to sign a waiver. When you go to places like Lagoon you don't need to sign a waiver. This place is literally just walking around. They should do something where you agree to their terms when you buy the ticket and don't have to sign a waiver. Also, even though we bought our tickets in advance, we still had to wait in line with all of the people buying their tickets at the entrance, so buying ahead didn't save any time. We had to wait for 40 minutes to actually begin the experience. In a nutshell, if you've been to Disneyland, this place is like waiting in line at Disneyland.

It's apparent that someone put in a lot of effort into the branding, the experience and the game…read moreitself-from the moment you're in line to when you finish the quest, it's otherworldly. For that, it's totally worth it. You wouldn't guess that you're tucked into the corner of a shopping mall (except for some small windows at the beginning of the game that look right out into it). Word of caution-there are flashing lights and uneven surfaces, so if that affects you, be aware. I did not previously have problems with this, but it triggered a little vertigo for me. Bummer, I would have loved to have stayed longer, but I was pretty dizzy. The black light clues are cool-although the "expert" level one was a little more challenging than most littles might be interested in. It takes a while to decode the messages and kids might lose interest before they get the message. There are a couple games for the younger kids that are much easier. At the end, there is a little arcade, but there wasn't anyone really staffing the merch desk or any staff members around anywhere, so we weren't sure what to do. So, we left. Maybe that was part of the game-you have to figure out where the people in charge are. Ha! Regardless of the challenges I personally faced, I still recommend this as a date night adventure or something to take the older kids to for a family fun night.

Happens once a year and it's amazing. Sample food from around the area. Won't leave hungry,…read moreguaranteed. $15 adults $10 student $45 for family (up to 6).

What started out as a spontaneous, unplanned night out, suddenly turned into a hilarious let loose…read moretime. I was surprisingly impressed with ImprovBroadway. I believe this is a newer location for them and we fell upon it while Yelping something to do after dinner. The improv actors were witty and more legit than expected. They were impressive and fun to watch. This would be a fantastic activity for a family with teenage kids. Younger kids (under 12 probably) would just be confused and bored. Oh! It would be so nice if they offered a kid version improv! My kids would love that. They have a contract with BYU so you can guarantee the shows are always clean. That's reassuring. We plan to be back and with friends/family!

Funnest date night ever. Yes it's low budget, yes the actors are making up the material on the…read morespot, but that's where all the charm comes from. 10/10 will come again.

My daughter and I visited Thanksgiving Point, and we had such an amazing time! We were there for…read morealmost four hours and still didn't get to see everything they have to offer. There is SO much to do! We started with the Butterfly Biosphere. Since it was our first time there, I had no idea where to start, but the people at the front desk were so helpful and answered all of my questions. We ended up getting the all access pass and headed in. They told us about the scavenger hunt, which my daughter absolutely loved. We had to find all the hidden cars throughout the bug enclosures, and she was so excited when she found them all and got to pick out a butterfly sticker! Next, we went to the Mountain America Jurassic Jungle, and this was so much fun. There were tons of interactive activities for my daughter, plus a huge play area with slides and mazes. It was definitely fun for kids AND adults, somehow I even ended up going down the biggest slide! Then we went to the Museum of Natural Curiosity, which was my daughter's favorite. She put on her own magic show and puppet show, climbed through even more mazes and slides, jumped as high as she could like a bug, hung like a sloth, and even danced the Macarena! There was so much to explore and so many things for her to actually do instead of just look at. We finished our visit with a ride on the carousel, and by that point, we were completely exhausted. We had such a great time and definitely didn't get to see everything, so we will absolutely be back. Thanksgiving Point is a great place to spend the day, especially if you have kids who love to explore, play, and stay busy. Highly recommend!

This review is purely for the Loggia wedding venue, so take it with a grain of salt. I'm sure the…read morerest of Thanksgiving Point is, from what I could tell from walking through it, an incredible place. The Loggia, however, while itself is a fantastic wedding venue, it is staffed by unfathomably incompetent employees. Here are just a handful of the most egregious offenses we suffered (mind you, as guests) at the hands of these clueless [redacted]s: * Upon arriving at the garden gazebo (utterly devoid of people), a half hour before the ceremony, we were greeted by (one of) the wedding planner(s?). When we inquired where everyone was, she didn't know. We asked if the ceremony was being at this garden gazebo, to which she replied something to the effect of "maybe, or one of the other ones". First off, there are no other ones. There was the waterfall area, where the reception was to be held later, but wh didn't she know that? Why did she have no clue whatsoever what was going on? * The ceremony was supposed to begin at 4:00 PM; by 5:00, the planners had gotten their shit together, things started happening. * Two employees, loudly chatting and pushing a large dumpster, just on the other side of a wall of trees (partially visible, and entirely audible), just as the couple were reciting their vows. Complete lack of spatial awareness! * Ceremony ended around 5:30; time to transition to the reception area, by the waterfall. The food, which should have been prepared prior to, or during the ceremony, didn't arrive until after 7:00 PM, leaving everyone hungry and anxious for nearly two hours. * The food was arranged buffet-style, on a single table (should have been at least two), and guests were allowed to serve themselves (save for the prime rib, which was carved sparingly by a single person), while no less that four (and sometimes as many as SIX) venue staff stood behind the table, arms behind their back, doing absolutely nothing. I cannot for a single second fathom what their purpose was, other than to collect a paycheck, and allow the venue to jack up the price of the event. * Complete mismanagement of the quantity of food provided for the agreed upon number of guests; some of the last guests were underserved as a result. * The venue manager attempting to charge the bridal party an extra fee because the cake vendor arrived earlier than expected...because somehow sticking a cake in the fridge for a couple extra hours is a hassle worth stressing out the couple, and shaking them down for a few extra bucks. * The wedding planner bringing out the cake immediately after the ceremony, in 95° heat, which means it would have sat there for 3 hours, before it was time for it to be served. Fortunately, the mother of the bride noticed and told her to put it back in the fridge, so it wouldn't melt. * The venue charged $300 for lemonade service. You read that right: lemonade. * Oh, and of course, the married couple could not choose to use outside vendors or caterers for anything, leaving them at the mercy of these ridiculous hucksters. Five star venue, with one star service and value for your money. If you've got money to burn and nothing to lose, yeah, this place is probably great, if you can stomach watching them piss away your hard-earned cash with almost nothing to show for it. At least it's pretty here.

Love this spot. Cute little shop full of some good old fashioned fun. Has some classic games, shoot…read moreem up types, one button push ones, luck of the draw and even ski ball. They even have those lame little prizes at the counter for the three tickets you win. Surprisingly really fun. Especially if you go with someone who isn't all about the winning of it all. Definitely reccomend washing hands after and avoiding touching your face once your hands have been on the machines!

Food smelled yummy and looked great, but we didn't try any. Overall the price point was good for…read morewhat you get. Several machines were broken. Staff was consistently cleaning which was nice. The best part was the guy who helped my kids pick their prizes. He made them feel special, used their names and was very patient with their indecisiveness. The only reason that I am not rating it a five is because of the broken machines.

I absolutely love this theater!! It's clean and the employees are so nice! The amazing concession…read moreoptions are a big perk too! Their popcorn is some of the best. We always love coming here for a variety of reasons. It's close to us and we love supporting his wonderful local business.

We arrived at the venue at 9:40 pm, in time for the showing of our movie at 10:00 pm. The popcorn…read moremachine was boring scraped out. However, e were offered a bucket of popcorn, from out of the bag of the scraped popcorn, at full price! I don't feel that they should close the concessions down, before their movie showing even started. Kinda ruined the whole movie theater experience. I can eat old, expensive popcorn at home!

Had a great time at FatCats! Friendly helpful staff. Ellie, Kynlee and Adam helped our group out…read moreso much!

FatCats on a Saturday night wasn't too busy, which was nice! We paid for a package that included…read morebowling, a pizza, and some arcade credits. Bowling is fun and it's a very typical lane setup. The animations are pretty dated, but that's not very important. The pizza was very average and kind of small for four of us, so we decided to order mozzarella sticks, fries and chicken strips. But no! The fryer was broken, so the only option was another pizza, but luckily, Costa Vida was next door. The kids were disappointed, but we moved on to arcade games after we finished bowling. There are some fun arcade games, but several we wanted to play were out of order. Skee ball was fun, but the basketball game was also broken. Overall, everyone was helpful and service was great, plus the prices are reasonable. We would go back for bowling but would probably choose somewhere else for more food and arcade game options.

We (Davis County Library) hired VR Party Pros for an author/book release event (the book, Virtually…read moreMe, is about kids that attend a virtual reality school after the pandemic). We thought it would be a fun addition to the evening and it was! We had over 200 people (80% were under 18) and did the 2 station set up. Ty did a great job managing both stations, wait times were not an issue, and everone had a fun time! It was so much fun seeing what the players were doing on the tv sets and hearing their reactions as they played. Would definitely recommend them for an event.