First time visiting the arena. The wins: -The staff was…read moregreat in every area. They helped at concessions, they were great about engaging with fans. -the food was great. Love that you can get some cheep eats for the kids. Basic pretzel, water, popcorn,hot dog...all things that won't break the bank. Side note the more posh hotdog was maybe one of the best I've had in an arena. -They are doing a great job at growing the game of hockey there. Walking around with signs and buttons. They did a jersey exchange too in the playoffs, well done. -Killer pregame show. Got the crowd going and the place was buzzing, spa cool atmosphere. Less than amazing: -There wasn't any hard alcohol to be found or maybe we missed it. -Hockey games like ours did that follow a Jazz game the day before start at 8pm local.....that's late for kids and families. -The end seats are STEEP so be prepared. The don't do any crowd work on the ends because of it I assume.

Figured why not check out Nine Inch Nails somewhere besides our hometown, San Diego…read more It was my long weekend off from work & just a quick flight. After we snagged our tickets online, I began to read what the arena policies are. Cashless (Ok, not a big problem. Even though I prefer to pay cash). But, a NO bag policy?! ( NO purses. Diaper & Medical bag allowed. As long as they are no longer than 14"x 14"x 16"). - Ughhh! Then, you read the FAQs. That way you can find out which entrance your allowed bag will be X Rayed at. Clutches will be allowed- but, must be no larger than 4"x 6"x 2"'. I thought my already smallest purchased see thru purse would work- good thing I actually checked the measurements before we left town. It didn't. And yes, I had a tape measure at home checking dimensions. Since I was wearing an equalizer medical boot- and parked at the Japanese Church of Christ ($30/ event parking. CASH ONLY)- we entered the arena at the Stockton Drive & 100 S entrance. Can't remember which DOOR number. But, it was very disappointing to see nothing but steps (with handrails ). I was in such pain to walk further out of my way to look for a ramp nearby. I took my sweet time getting to the arena entrance. At least there were multiple lanes for guests to utilize. Staff was polite to point us towards the right direction- Terrace Concourse Level 5. And elevators were nearby. From the main corridors to the women's bathroom, everything was clean and tidy. We just got bottled water and a pretzel with extra cheese. And skipped out on NIN merch lines. The concert was great.

So the girlfriend and I spent Christmas in Salt Lake City, and because we had so much free time, we…read morewent to check out this place, and I am glad we did. We had so much fun and it's certainly a place to take the family. The staff are truly amazing and always willing to help take photos and explain the illusion if you can't quite figure it out. One of the things I highly recommend is walking through this rotating tunnel. If you ever wanted to know what it feels like when your vestibular system is disrupted, this will do it. You could literally spend an entire day in this place. I highly recommend you check them out, and when you do, tell'em Drew sent ya! Y'all be easy now! Drew

This is a fun place for kids and adults. Downs: bathroom is…read morehalfway through business. They don't have a phone number on their site to call the location Ups: Illusions galore and explainations to accompany them. These magicians tell their secrets and help you be part of it. They have helpful, patient staff to take pictures accomplishing the illusions. One room has several "mini games." I think the pros win. We were able to get in free with the PBS adventure pass and I got in free as a teacher.

This company is wonderful!!! Gavin was so helpful in explaining how it all would work and…read moreeverything they could provide. He walked me through what works and what doesn't when it comes to movies. The day of the event, Alex beat me to the venue, answered my millions of questions, and kept everything on schedule. Our whole company raved about the event and it wouldn't have been such a success without Big Cheese Entertainment!!

The customer service at Big Cheese is excellent. Gavin is extremely friendly and professional…read morethroughout the entire process. They make it very easy to organize the movie night. We were also very appreciative of him wearing a mask the whole time. The audio and visual quality of the screen and projector are excellent. The movie was crisp and easy to understand. I appreciated that he was willing to set up early to let us play music, and he was very flexible about the ending time for our movie night. It's clear that they have many years of experience doing this because the set up and take down was fast and efficient. This service is also a lot more affordable than I would have thought. I highly highly recommend.

This theatre is huge. The inside is made to look like a little town. Its very cute. They have a…read moreSwig as well as concession stands. It was very empty at 9 pm. Which was nice. The reclining seating was comfortable enough to take a nap. The theatre was a little chilly, but still nice enough to enjoy the film. The restrooms were clean and tidy. I will be back to visit this megaplex again.

Love the inside "town-square" theme. Reminds me of Disneyland…read more They have lots of places for photo ops, which are all based on the current/new movies being shown. Bathrooms were decent and clean. Overall this is a "solid" theater. I've come to expect theaters with the big, comfy chairs that recline. That wasn't the case with ours. The chairs rock back and forth but that's it, and the legroom isn't the greatest. It felt like an early 2000's experience where you are super close to the other person and can't get as comfy as you'd like. Theaters have come a long way since then, but some are still...back there. Overall, a cool place, but our comfort kind of lacked.

Caught the Utah Jazz game courtside and it was a blast. They beat the Sacramento Kings -- I was…read moreslightly rooting for Sac since I'm from NorCal, but you have to respect how well the Jazz played. Great energy all around. Even got to chat with some family members of one of the Jazz players -- incredibly nice and welcoming. Awesome overall experience.

This is a nice store that sells sports apparel and fan appeal at SLC. Prices are going to be on the…read morehigher side, but they will carry items not found at department stores or sporting goods locally. Only 1 person was working behind the counter, looking bored, but friendly upon my arrival.

We were in town for school and decided to check out the Off Broadway Theatre. The show was sold out…read morebut there is a row in the back that is not used and we were able to snag two seats there since the young woman at the entrance was lovely. We saw Dracula vs. the Hunchback and it was fantastic! It was funny and interactive; they had great parodies for well-known songs and the actors were super entertaining. If we lived in town, we would be frequent patrons. When we return for graduation, we will be sure to come by if there is a show playing. What a completely unexpected and delightful night we were able to enjoy! I would strongly recommend it and am very grateful we had the opportunity to see the show in the rather comfortable fold up chairs. Next time we will buy tickets earlier and sit in the super comfy seats!

This is a great community theater to visit. We went as a family of 7, with a variety of age…read moregroups. The performance had something to appeal to all ages. The humor was family appropriate. The snacks were inexpensive and typical movie theater fare. Think popcorn, candy and sodas. They were quick to get your snacks and were on time with the performance. Afterwards the cast will meet guests outside the theater which is a very nice addition. The ticket pricing was similar to seeing a movie. So, for something different and cost effective a great family night out!

My husband and I come here every time we have a late night babysitter for the kids. It's always a…read moregood show with lots of laughs!

I was just driving through Salt Lake City, only in town for the night. I went to this show and it…read morewas a really good time! The actors were great and so was the host! If you have time you should definitely stop in and see a show!! Shoutout to Austin for the hilarious weekend at Bernie's skit, definitely my favorite part!!

This was so fun and magical! I was honestly in awe. It felt like a little piece of the Wizarding…read moreWorld transplanted here to Utah. Tickets were worth every penny. (The souvenirs, on the other hand, seemed a little overpriced.) I cannot recommend this exhibition enough and hope it comes back to Utah!

If you're an HP fan, you'll love this exhibition! It's a fun way to get your Harry Potter fix…read morewithout having to fly to Disneyland. But set your expectations accordingly-- I think kids will really love this experience because of the themed rooms and photo opps. Adults may feel a bit underwhelmed. They have a few interactive moments but not a lot. The entire experience was fun seamlessly. The staff were really professional and helpful. We got our tickets on sale and were glad we didn't pay full price. If you love Harry Potter, you'll appreciate the memorabilia and the costumes. If you're not a Harry Potter fan, you'll probably be bored.

Randomly found this place while driving by after a dinner date. My fiancé and I watched the first…read moreshowing movie and grabbed a beer. It's a really cool place to watch a movie & grab some dinner. All the workers we came across were very friendly! Would definitely come here again to hang out.

We read the reviews to come here, early to place a food order. We showed up 40 minutes before our…read moremovie time. My partner and I were constantly ignored by bartenders. He then told me to stand on the opposite side of the bar, in order to get a bartender's attention. They continued to ignore us. He then got Griff's attention. And told him that we have been waiting for 40 minutes. Griff gave him attitude by saying, "I have all these other customers that I am helping." And he walked away from my partner. He then took other people's orders that just arrived to the pub. After ten more minutes, Griff came back and took our order. We decided to not order food because the service was terrible. We ordered two steins. And the Guinness pour was terrible. Griff didn't even apologize for the poor service. We wanted to try this cinema for their food and to actually drink alcohol at a theatre in Utah. But yikes. We will not be back. I encourage the owner to train his bartenders, especially Griff.

It was my birthday this past week, so my boyfriend and I went to The Leonardo. I had never been…read morebefore and it seemed to be a perfect fit for the two of us. We really enjoyed our time exploring the museum and the hands on activities available. Something we found interesting was that on a Saturday morning it was pretty empty, it definitely started to pick up around early afternoon. Also a bit of a warning, there is no free or validated parking on site. We ended up parking in a public lot nearby and paying a fee.

If you're wondering where the main character energy was on New Year's Eve in Salt Lake City, it was…read moreat the Leonardo Museum. This gala? Absolutely delivered. I'm talking dressed-up crowd, glitter everywhere, real champagne, and the kind of DJ who knew exactly when to drop Beyoncé, ABBA, and a surprise 2000s throwback that had all of us losing our minds. I came in thinking I might just sip something bubbly and leave before midnight. Instead, I danced for four hours straight, made new friends, and now have a very blurry selfie that might become a family heirloom. The setting was gorgeous, by the way. Big open spaces, cool lighting, and just enough art and architecture to make you feel elevated while also clutching your clutch and screaming the lyrics to "Mr. Brightside." The vibe was party, but in a classy way. Like you could go full glam and not feel out of place, but also not feel judged if you kicked your heels off before midnight and went rogue on the dance floor. Which I did. No regrets. Would I go again? Already planning my outfit. 10 out of 10, would ring in the new year under a disco ball surrounded by Salt Lake's most unhinged and best-dressed again.