My husband and I went on a date to the ropes course at CLAS and we had a really good time! We were…read morefirst drawn to going because of how affordable it was. Only $20 a person! We had instruction beforehand and 2 guides, 1 that led and one that followed. The first guide wore a mask, but the second guide didn't for some reason, but since we were outside we felt safe. The ziplines were very fun and seemed to be well maintained, all but the cleaning of spider webs that we often walked into, yuck! But it was a really fun experience and worth the money for sure! I also wanted to mention that we have taken our kids to CLAS for their Provo River Boat Cruise for both Halloween and Christmas. They decorate each side of the Provo River and you float down a short distance while a guide paddles and tells stories. They have an actor come by in a canoe and gives candy to the kids. It's a short ride, but the price is right and the kids really enjoy it.

I took my 1 and a half year old daughter on the Halloween Cruise. We had a good time. I thought the…read moreboat would be motorized but it's not. It is pretty short of a ride but still fun.

Wow! This is something really unique and fresh!…read more Imagine "escape rooms meet American Ninja Warrior" and you'll have the right idea. The place consists of 16 doors, each the entrance to a four-room sequential, themed challenge. In each room you'll solve a puzzle involving some thinking and some physical activity (from touching a button to walking on a balance beam to throwing a ball). If you successfully complete the puzzle the next door will open and you'll advance. If you fail in any room, a red light will indicate your status and you'll have to start the four-room sequence again. If you complete the sequence a dispenser will give you a physical ticket. Collecting all 16 will give you the clues and qualifications to tackle the ultimate "boss level." LRG is fun for ages 8+ but probably most fun for young adults and older and those who feel physically fit. It would be awesome for a date. Groups of 4 or more are needed to comfortably complete some puzzles. Maximum group size is 8. I went with a group that included 9 and 11 year olds and they had a blast but were sometimes impatient with the puzzle solving. LRG can be enjoyed again and again. Realistically, you'll need 30 mins or so per four-room set so it will take several visits to complete everything. And you'll want to. This place is seriously fun.

This was our first visit to this Labyrinth games location, we had visited the now closed South…read moreJordan location once before. The value is there if you buy the all day pass and spend a few hours exploring the different rooms, otherwise the hourly rate is a little high. It's in the same building as Airborne and a combo pass can be purchased to enjoy both. Overall we had a lot of fun! There is a good mix of physical challenges and mental puzzles. A couple of the rooms were not working so that was a bummer but they have plenty of rooms so it wasn't that inconvenient. Our kids really enjoyed it and it's different than your average activity in the area.

I would recommend Stoyan Katinov to anyone who is looking for any type of photography. He is very…read moretalented. His work is beautiful. You will find him pleasant, professional, and prompt. Stoyan Katinov took pictures for our daughter's wedding. He provided a First Look/Bridal session, as well as photos for a civil wedding, wedding reception, and Temple sealing. We had him take pictures at all events and added one hour of video footage. Stoyan went the extra mile. My daughter added the First Look session late. He accommodated her and took beautiful pictures. He made sure she had some pictures to display at the wedding reception. It was a tight time frame of only a couple days between, but he made it all happen. The First Look session was a bit of a challenge with a significant amount of wind. Stoyan made the wind work in our daughter's favor by capturing veil movement. The pictures turned out amazing. He was patient and spent a lot of time getting things just right. Their silhouette at sunset looked like it was out of a glamor magazine. At the civil marriage and wedding reception, my daughter had numerous specific requests which Stoyan graciously accommodated. At the Temple photo session, he artfully negotiated a difficult backdrop. The Original Provo Temple had many people coming in and out of the doors. The pictures were lovely with him capturing the spring flowers and blossoms and of course the couple. He also captured far away and close up shots of the Temple. This Temple will soon be extensively renovated, so capturing the present look was important to my daughter. The video was perfect! It was fun and enjoyable to watch and captured the most important moments. My daughter and her husband are fun. They smile a lot and are deeply in love. Stoyan captured both their joy and love. Stoyan Katinov is the best photographer I have worked with. We have done family pictures professionally before and this is our third wedding.

Choosing our wedding photography team was one of the best decisions we made. From the very start,…read morethe team's straightforward and professional attitude made the whole planning process incredibly easy and stress-free. They were clear about what to expect and completely reliable on the day. We were absolutely thrilled with the results. The great pictures were received so quickly, which was a huge bonus! We also truly loved the video--it captured the essence of the day perfectly and is something we will cherish forever. If you are looking for talented photographers with a clear, no-nonsense approach and speedy results, look no further! Highly recommend!

The professionalism and responsiveness I received from using their service was incredible. They…read morehelped with every step along the way and their equipment was top notch to capture all the fun photos throughout the event. Absolutely will recommend 10 out of 10!

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.

Classic has always been one of my favorite outlets to release stress on my most recent visit I had…read morereceived help from one of the staff in the back of the kitchen Bailey who was very prompt and so kind me, she handled my order with a fines that got my wallet to thin out least to say she made my night special. and that's the kind of service worthy for review Thank you Bailey! Take care and Until next time:)))

My daughter attended a year end party here and it is pretty fun down. I don't even know if they…read morewere monitoring the kids coming and going to be honest. It had a skating rink. The skates are older. They had pvc roller skating trainers which were cool but my daughter only put the skates on for 2 min before deciding that's not what she wanted to do. They have several bounce houses. They had mini golf but I didn't get a look at it. Several arcade like games. I didn't order food or drink. If you're into older nostalgic skating places this is for you! I think there's one closer to our home so I doubt come this far again.

This is our go to movie theater. It's always clean and has really comfy seats. We love when we get…read morethe auditoriums with the D-Box seats. Even if our movie is not D-Box format, the heated seats and the tables are soooo nice. The popcorn and drinks always slap! My husband and I both worked at a Cinemark so I'd say we know what the standard should be and this location excels with their popcorn making lol The staff is always so friendly and fast with getting concessions out so that you can make it on time to your movie. If you're not a movie club member, I def recommend you sign up. It's so worth it and helps save a lot on tickets and concessions.

I've been to this movie theater a couple of times and it's also been a good experience. This time I…read morewent to see project Hail Mary and they had a cute little cardboard cutout set up for pictures. It did smell like burnt popcorn in the lobby, but the popcorn we got was good. I got red vines and they were super soft. I like that they have the luxury loungers here.

This was a fun find! I was planning a roller skating party for my girls big double digit birthday…read more All the reviews on Amazon for roller skating balloons were horrible so I happened to do a local search and found this party store not too far. They had the balloon I was looking for (twice the price) but. Was able to get it blown up in store and picked up shortly after opening on Saturday morning. They had tons of party supplies, costumes, Halloween decor, party signs, gift wrapping, balloons you name it! It was very much like the old party city. I'm so glad I found this place! Stop in if you need a costume or are planning a party!

What's more fun than attending a party? Throwing a party, of course! Zurcher's has everything, and…read moreI mean EVERYTHING, you could possibly want for a themed party. I always forget how vast the inventory is until I stop by looking for a particular item and I become mesmerized by the aisles and aisles of celebratory goodness. It puts me in an automatic happy mood. On this particular visit, I was looking for solid colored latex balloons filled with helium. The nice girl at the counter pointed me to where I could go pick them out then return to have them filled. I was in and out in only a few minutes, minus the time I spent browsing and daydreaming. Until the next time I have an event to decorate for, I'll see you then.