This is hands down the BEST laser tag I've ever played (and for a decent price, too!) I will…read moreforever go to 801 Tag. Jessica and Jaime are the wonderful owners of 801 Tag. They are so incredibly nice and welcoming, no matter what walk of life you come from, they make you feel like you've been friends your whole life.

Took the family Here for a fun activity. It was a "blast". I didn't realize how much fun laser tag…read morecould be . For sure Going back

I was there with 3 others To see Ned Ledoux. He was awesome just like his dad was…read more The place was a lot of fun, beer was reasonable and easy to get. Food was nothing to brag about. Even though we bought our tickets a Week or so in advance we were forced to stand for the 2 hours before the event started and for the 2 hours that it lasted, This was the only bad thing. Well one more thing, they don't have adequate parking. Still over all it was a fun night.

Not bad, not good, whoever said something about the men's bathrooms and gave it 5 stars is foul…read more I came in with high expectations to be met with the worst possible set up in my life

I've lived here in Utah for 7 years now and somehow hadn't ever been to lagoon, until yesterday…read more We got there right at opening, and were there until about 6:30pm. There were enough rides that we were nowhere near being able to ride everything though we did not try to ride the adult rides due to us having 3 small children (ages 5,3,and 1)We found there to be quite a few rides that they were able to go on. Though a good portion of them consisted of what was essentially the same ride, which was spinning around in a circle. But the kids still had a great time. There were even a few larger coasters the two oldest could go on as well. This was apparently one of the busier parts of the year, and the wait times really weren't bad (again we did not attempt the two larger rides, cannibal and primordial). The longest we may have waited was 20 mins or so, with many of the kiddie rides having no line at all. The price though is what takes this down to 4 stars. If you're just buying day passes, I think it's overpriced. Our tickets were $100 each. Meanwhile season passes are only double that cost. This basically forces you to get a sesson pass (which is in sure exactly what they want ha). . We are most definetly getting the passes for 2027 The one thing that was a little frustrating was the rider or baby swap. We read online beforehand that baby swap is available , meaning you get in line with your whole family', and then when you get to the ride. One person holds the baby and waits while the other rides. Then you switch. Several employees confirmed this as well when we arrived. In practice though, it felt like I was speaking another language when telling the ride attendants we were doing a baby swap. At least two of them told us to measure our 1 year old to see if she was 36" (which of course she isn't even close) and it took way too long of a conversation to explain we weren't trying to put her on the ride. After they finally seemingly understood, it seemed there were zero systems in place to actually facilitate the swap. It got to the point where I stopped wanting to even try, especially on the rides with a little bit longer of a line and no attendant at the front of the line to talk to. All in all though, it may not be Disneyland or six flags, but it most certainly scratched the itch and has something for all ages. I recommend doing what we did, pull the trigger on a day pass, check it out, and if you like it', there's basically no reason not to get the season passes

Our family LOVES Lagoon! With seven kids, finding something that everyone gets excited about is no…read moresmall accomplishment, but Lagoon has always been one of those places we can count on. We've made so many great memories here over the years, and I honestly think I look forward to going just as much as the kids do! There's something about Lagoon that just feels like home. Maybe it's the nostalgia of the old wooden roller coaster, the excitement of Cannibal and Primordial, or just watching the kids run from one ride to the next trying to squeeze every last minute out of the day. Whatever it is, we never seem to get tired of this place. I especially love that there's something for every age. With a big family, that's HUGE! The older kids can enjoy the big roller coasters, the younger ones have their own favorites, and we can all come together for rides that everyone enjoys. Some of my favorite moments are just watching the kids laugh together, hearing them talk about their favorite rides, and seeing how excited they get planning our next visit. We've also really enjoyed watching Lagoon grow and improve over the years. The newer attractions are fantastic, but I'm equally glad they've held on to the older rides and traditions that make this place special. And Frightmares? That's just another excuse for us to come back in the fall! I'll be the first to admit that taking seven kids to an amusement park isn't cheap! But Lagoon does a great job of giving families a full day of entertainment, and being able to bring our own food certainly helps. We've found that season passes can make a lot of sense when you visit regularly. At the end of the day, what I appreciate most isn't any particular ride or attraction. It's having a place where we can put everything else aside, spend time together, laugh until our faces hurt, and make memories that I hope our kids will carry into adulthood. We're incredibly lucky to have Lagoon right here in Utah. Thanks for all the wonderful memories over the years, and here's to many more! Five stars from our whole crew!

- Olympic rink has a gorgeous view and lighting! - Upstairs…read morebathrooms were clean, downstairs had some flooding and odd plumbing issues - Snack bar is small but mighty - Pro shop has amazing assortment of Howie's at a reasonable price - Lots of parking - Cold but not freezing

Each winter Olympics, I watch in curiosity and wonder at the sport of curling. It's a strange event…read morethat I really don't understand, which just ignites the fire in me to learn how it works. So when a friend offered me the opportunity to join a group for a "learn to curl" workshop, I was all in! The ice rink is used for different things, but on the night of our class, it was fully dedicated to the group of people who showed up to learn to curl. The instructors were enthusiastic and skillful-making it fun for us to play along, even though we were mostly novices. It was surprisingly easy in theory, but more difficult in practice, just like all sports. With some practice, I could see myself really taking off with this one. (Kidding, it was fun, but nobody's going to be picking me for their curling team any time soon.) I'd definitely recommend getting a group of friends together to take this class. It's well worth the time and super fun-just wear layers and make sure you have good, thick socks and gloves. Duh. It's cold on the ice. And who knows, maybe you'll end up being discovered and land on the next Olympics.

Super fun for the family. I take my children there quite a bit. It's fun for all ages. No one feel…read moreleft out or not a part of the group down there.

Checked out the Salomon Center on the advice of a friend. What an awesome place... there is IFLY…read more(wind tunnel base jumping), FatCats (bowling / arcade), Golds Gym, Flowrider (surfing), Megaplex 13, and IROCK Utah (rockclimbing.) Ogden was in need of a place for some good family fun. Salomon has a couple decent places to eat (Pizza Factory and Mexican Food.) The Pizza Factory has excellent garlic knots on a stick - as well as a pretty decent salad bar. I haven't tried Costa Vida for mexican - but it looks good. Take FrontRunner up to Ogden for some good times if you get a chance. Salomon was free of the usual riff raff associated with inner city Ogden too.

Catching a Raptors game is fantastic. The seats are cheap and all of them are the same cost, the…read morefood is reasonable compared to other sporting events in SLC, and I would definitely stop by again. If you don't love baseball food, the stadium is only 2 blocks away from downtown Ogden, where you have unlimited options for food and drinks. The drive is a little ways from SLC, but you also have the option of taking front runner the whole way, which is fun as well. I would definitely recommend it for someone that want's to see a ball game,

Every seat is right in the action! The views are unbeatable! Most of the fans are pretty quiet so…read morethat was a bit of a change. A lot of older local fans who seem to frequent the games so my kids were easily the loudest of the whole stadium. Not sure if the every night fans enjoyed the screaming or not. I was surprised by the food options. Burgers and dogs of course but also slice pizza and quesadillas and more! My kids got snocones and were excited that they were the ones they give you the ice and they get to add their own flavors. I got the Raptor burger which was a cheeseburger with a spicy polish dog on it. I was a fan !

Our favorite theater for date night :)…read more Sundays are truly the best day on, and concessions are way better priced than corporate theaters where they charge an arm and a leg for a popcorn and a soda.

We live by this theater so we use to go to it a lot. But in the past last year it's just gone…read moredownhill we went to see paw patrol and first of all this raw wood by the soda machine and when you walk into the theater the seats are falling apart they is tape on the seats STILL popcorn from the last movie on the seats And there is popcorn behind the seats too that whoever knows how long that's been there We choose now to take our movie watching some place else This theater definitely can change in the future it they want to

You will not find a better driving range, they have heaters above you allowing you to golf in short…read moresleeve in the winter and be warm, fans in the hot summer, very impressive practice green. Course is very challenging, I golf about 4 times a week and all over the place but this course will help your iron game go to the next level above any other place around, At least it did for me. greens are very well maintained, you can tell the owner takes a lot of pride in his course! Fun zone is also a great place, I just had my 5 year old son's Birthday party there and I was a great experience, they take care of about everything and everyone had a blast, my soon to be 8 year old daughter wants her party there aswell, you just can't go wrong with anything at this place!

Imagine for a second that the California DMV ran a golf course... Welcome to Mulligans Creekside…read moreGolf Course! Absolutely the worst experience I've ever had at a golf course! Huge disappointment! The hostess was extremely bitchy and annoyed by our request for a cart and to purchase beer that was for sale behind the counter. This resulted in the "club pro" arriving decked out in his camo cargo shorts asking if, "we had a problem." He was clearly a real tough guy peacocking for the 17-year old working the counter--super creepy vibe. Suffice to say, this is not how you want to start a round of golf. The icing on the cake was being admonished to "keep up with the pace of play" as we walked out of the "clubhouse." For those still reading, the pace of play ended up being 3 hours to play 9-holes. The course was overcrowded with multiple sets of golfers waiting to tee off on each hole. I don't normally write Yelp reviews. In fact, this is my first. That's how unprofessional and alarming this customer experience was for my family. Mulligans Shits Creek is a dump operated by teenagers and a middle-aged pervert. Stay away.