I love community centers. They are full of people that usually live close to each other and are…read moregathered for a central purpose-whether that be working out, attending a class or other activities. And the Pleasant Grove Community Center has it all...or mostly. It's a fairly large facility that offers just about everything that you'd expect in a community rec center-except an indoor pool. I visited last night to walk the track (it is too cold for me to walk in the evening around the park, like I might usually do) and I noticed that there were signs on the doors saying that masks were required, but almost nobody was wearing them inside. There were posters all along the walls advertising fun events (chess clubs, hiking groups, gymnastics, etc.). This seems like a fun place, and if I lived closer, I'd likely buy an annual membership. But since I was just in the area temporarily, I likely will stick closer to home.

Nice, clean rec center in P.G. Inexpensive entry fee too. Even has a little snack bar which is…read moreunusual for most Rex centers.

First timer over here! Came here on a Friday night to celebrate a dear friend's graduation, and it…read morewas a great first time experience! Party of 8 - solving the "hotel" theme of room 13 - we were a pretty smart and diverse group, but we def needed help solving this mystery in an hour's time! Super impressed in the room details, clues that were presented, and the whole ambiance was on point. Our host, was super entertaining, personable, and so pleasant! She really made this experience much more enjoyable!

So fun! I love this place. It's so creative and I'm always amazed at the great story lines. Our…read morehost Mary was amazing! She never broke character which made the experience absolutely amazing. This is a great activity of all ages as we had older adults who still enjoyed their time. The difficulty was perfect as you can ask for hints if you need. We did the escape hotel this time and only had to ask for one hint. We finished barely before time was up which is always the best way so you don't finish too early and think it was a waste but get to feel accomplished and complete instead of left hanging when you don't win the room. I highly recommend coming here with a group of friends. It's not as overwhelming or dark as some other rooms I've been to and it's still super fun and can be mysterious and scary if you want it to be depending on the room you choose.

The Hive is super fun! My kids live going! It's clean and well-staffed and the staff is always kind…read moreand helpful! There are a lot of places for kids of all ages to jump and play and a lot of spots to sit and observe too! A couple of things to note: My 8 year old is scared of the bathrooms because she can't get the doors to close all the way and lock. The go-cart area has one working larger cart and 2 workin mini carts. And the zip line is only open sometimes. Other than that, my kids still love the place!

This is such a fun place!…read more My favorite part about this place is that they have thought about the parents who will be sitting around for an hour or more and making sure that we are comfortable! They have comfy couches EVERYWHERE to sit! Genius! Honestly, other places should take note from here because if you make the parents comfortable, they will stay longer and buy more of your stuff! Another amazing thing about this place is that they do HALF OFF for military! That's such an amazing deal! My sister is a vet and has 5 kids, so she loves this place and with it being half off, they come multiple times a week! Thanks for offering discounts for our service members!

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

Brought my daughter here for a few hours of fun in the awful summer heat. For 2 hours it was $15.99…read moreplus the $2.99 for grippy socks. Our total w/tax was $20.39. They won't let you use any other facilities socks, but theirs. This seems to be the standard everywhere now, so we're like the proud d owner of 15 different grippy socks ha! The facility appeared clean, but was actually a bit filthy when you really look around. A bottle of water with tax was $4.29! They claim no outside drinks are allowed. But almost everyone had a water bottle of somewhat from home. Do bring your own! They do have a small food area with pizza. They have a seating area upstairs to relax in. The chairs and sofas aren't the most comfortable but it'll do for a few hours. It's quite noisy inside, but the air conditioning felt amazing! One thing I noticed is that the staff are busy talking and not paying attention to the kids climbing and I green my daughter had to wait to get their attention when she wanted to be untethered. But it's a great place to let the kids play and burn off some energy.

Whether I recommend this is a yes and a no because: yes- they have a good seating area for parents…read moreto watch with tables, comfortable chairs, even a soundproof type booth like you might find in a library. They have areas of AstroTurf to run around and Play on simulating park hills, a ropes.climbing area (more like rock climbing than a ropes course as you just go up a route), a place structure with slides, and a children's (three and under) play area (which honestly is pretty lit). No- The price is around $16 to $18/person for a one-time visit and you get to stay for 90 minutes. However, you can upgrade to a 1-month pass for a few dollars more (making it $19 to $21) allowing you to stay all day and come back as many times as you want (there are two different passes allowing usage Monday through Thursday and then any day of the week and those are different prices). So it feels silly to not buy the month pass, but if you're not sure if you'll like it or you're only going to be there that day then it feels like a rip-off. Additionally, my kids started to get bored after about three times of attending. We were not attending for about 6 months and they started asking about returning. I don't know if this is a sustainable activity for more than a month. If you only want to do it for one month you need to make sure to cancel your membership timely. They do require you to use THEIR socks so you do need to buy them the first time you go. But then if you need replacements I THINK that there is a discount. Another con is they don't allow outside food (although I saw plenty of people eating right on the AstroTurf anyway- it was hard for my rule abiding self to see). They do have food available to purchase but I can't speak to the value for the money. They also have a birthday party packages but I can't speak to the value for the money. I did look into it when I first went to the Big Green and I felt like it wasn't worth it for me. But it is an option if you're looking for something. But the time available to stay is only 90 minutes (of course confirm with the place yourself if you want to take advantage of this) I feel this is a really good option for the winter except that I don't want to leave the house in the winter . But when we do go we try to stay for as long as we can so we bring a lunch and that can be extra hard to have to go out to our car to eat the lunch as no outside food is allowed inside. Overall I like the place because it allows my kids to get really worn out, but I wish I lived closer to it!

The Virtual Dugout is a fun spot to hit some balls and hang out with others - whether it be a work…read moreactivity, or time with friends and family. My team and I split up between 3 bays and took turns hitting in a game. It's a cool experience! Staff was friendly and quick to get us set up. Would be cool to see offerings such as real food for snacks or appetizers.

Awesome place & awesome employees!! Saw this place on social media & stopped by on a trip from…read moreNevada 10/10 recommend!!

Easily the best escape rooms in Utah!! The actors are so good at what they do! We did the Harry…read morePotter room and I felt so good even when we didn't finish the puzzles we all had a blast! Great decorations and we will be back in the future!

We absolutely loved this escape room. We did the ministry of magic one. The actor was so fun and…read morehelpful to have within the room. We did not pass but we were only a few more minutes away from it. We do hope to go back for more of their rooms in the near future. Definitely a challenging room. We have done many escape rooms as a group and had a hard time here.

This is such a cute and active park! So many families use it it seems. It's all close together so…read moreyou can keep a good eye on your children. A perfect square place. There's also a place by the bathrooms to lock up your bike if needed. Several benches for parents to sit at. Beautiful mountain range views. Square walking around around it. Some large trees for shade too by the picnic tables. Also a fun swing set! 4 stars because it is in a neighborhood that's older and so the feeling isn't as new or as classy as other parks. It also is hard to find parking since it's close behind BYU campus.