K1 Speed in Salt Lake City was a fun experience overall. They have fun lighthearted crew…read more I definitely felt like a kid again once I got on the track, even though I didn't perform as well as I wanted and missed the podium. Still, the racing was exciting, fun, and a great way to spend time. Would absolutely do it again.

I took three boys here to celebrate my son's birthday. The racing was OK and they had fun, but it's…read moresuper overpriced and the guys running the race didn't even explain how to use the car well so the first two races weren't very fun until the boys figured out the breaking system. Then they tried to play games and some of the boys won the games, but the games just glitched and didn't give them any prizes. I took a video and even after looking at the video, the store manager wouldn't give him a prize! This is totally unacceptable customer service! I recommend everyone not support them.

Awesome place to take your kids. Even just for the adults. I'd recommend getting a wrist band…read morefor unlimited activities. We did bowling, mini golf, rock climbing, and go carts several times. We also played some of the arcade games. The food was great also. For what it was. All proportions are huge. You will not stay hungry for long.

Came here because it's the closest indoor mini golf we could find…read more The way this place works is there are passes you can buy that get you access to pretty much all the activities at a time for a certain period of time. (Except the arcade games) Or, you can pay for mini golf or bowling separately for $10 per person. We first did the mini golf. Turns out he mini golf course is only 9 holes, and it's honestly the smallest course I've ever been to. Each hole is VERY easily completed in two hits. Our 4 year old and 2 year old did have fun, but even at their super slow pace we completed the course quickly. It was nice that they told us we could go around twice, but even then it didn't last long. I was left feeling that $40 was extremely steep for what we had just done. So for our older boy, we paid another $15 to get him access to drive the little kid go karts at least. I thought he would LOVE it, but there weren't any other kids doing it and the course is just a tiny circle so he got bored quickly So we then took him over to the foam pit. This was the most fun for him and he would have easily spent all night playing there While he played, we just got a $5 arcade card and took the little guy to play a few games. This was only enough to play 4 games, but the ticket return was pretty high. Managed to get a handful of little toys. Overall, I came away fairly underwhelmed. $25/person two hours of a variety activities at first seems cool, but each activity on its own just really isn't very exciting and $25 each adds up quickly. For a family of four you're dropping $100 for two hours. My thoughts are, if you want to go bowling, just hit up a bowling alley, if you want a cool indoor playground for the kids with a foam pit go to a dedicated indoor playground, and if you want to play mini golf, go somewhere like the boondocks, etc etc. you'll spend half the money you would at the rush and have just as much, if not more fun.

I recently went here for a birthday party and it was so cute! There were employees that "hosted"…read moreeach birthday party. The party was in a shared party room and at first we were the only one. So it felt like a really intimate private event and we were able to play our music like we wanted to, and then toward the end of our party we had to share the space a little bit. But with the party package the hostess secured we received unlimited drinks from the fountain machine, pizza, and salad. They provided all of the dishes and cleaned up. The birthday child also received a giant card available to be signed by the guests. I don't know if this was just something that our hostess secured or if it's normally an option but she was also able to get passes with a $5 (or so) arcade card for $20 a person. The pass gave us access to unlimited activities and we could reload our arcade card if we wished. Of the activities that I recall are: Laser tag (So fun for adults and kids!), bumper cars, bumper boats, mini golf, bowling, rock climbing, and racing cars (I can't remember the actual name of it). We were not there for long enough to get to do anything more than once because we wanted to experience so much, then I bet if we went back and we went in at open we would be able to enjoy a lot. There's also a food area should you want to buy food or lunch while you are there. I don't know the rules on exiting and re-entering.

Very clean much better now they have updated it and the staff is way more friendly!! Love the new…read moreupdated building. Miss the batting cages but bowling is very fun!

The aquarium is much much bigger than you'd expect. They have a great variety of exhibits and sea…read morecreatures. They also have a number of special events like Penguin encounters that you think would be super expensive but it's actually super affordable!!!! The prices range from $50-$75 which is 10000% worth it for the time you get to spend with the penguins. The staff are friendly, courteous and extremely knowledgeable about the animals. There is a small cafe and no other food options but the aquarium is located near a lot of family friendly restaurants like Leatherbys.

What a beautiful space full of great exhibits! I got a chance to visit while I was traveling for a…read moreconference, and it was just the breather we needed before a couple of days of learning and networking. I particularly enjoyed the penguin exhibit, which included a soap opera about all of the different penguin relationships as well as great views of nesting penguins. The colorful aquariums were also beautiful, and would probably have been more relaxing if the room hadn't been full of camp groups at the time. Overall a great option for some indoor time in Utah if the outdoors get too hot!

We were very fortunate to get short lines with no wait on a Saturday night. Family of 5 in the 3…read morehours we were able to play a game of bowling, play a game of mini golf, laser tag, rock climbing, roller skates and used the go karts 5 or more times. And the 17 and under were able to jump and play in the foam pit. Staff were friendly, definite recommendation for family fun.

Coming on a Saturday is an absolute no-go…read more Employees are apathetic teenagers with no social skills and no sense of customer service. Ordering food at the Rushtaurant is a joke. Expect to wait 30+ minutes for your poorly reheated food, and not be able to hear the order number when it's called due to the volume of the sound system. When there are delays, the employees don't inform you of the wait time, apologize for the wait, or offer any solutions. Poor seating, everything is sticky, dirty, and stained. Just thoroughly unimpressed, especially for the price.

Rating (maximum points = 5)…read more Value for money: 4 Cleanliness: 4 Food Quality: N/A Customer Service: 5 Look and Feel (Ambiance): 4 Thank you, Come Again?: 4 It feels like you're in apocalyptic world or in the "Mad Max" movie for those who are familiar with the film. Night Lights hosts a lantern event at the Utah Motorsports Campus (UMC) three times a year. It's about a 45 min drive from SLC. The tickets sell out fast so I would recommend getting on the waitlist as soon as you know you're going to go. https://www.nightlightsevent.com/utah Pro Tip: If you're going to attend this event, keep in mind the following things. -Bring portable outdoor chairs and blankets. It's going to be a bit of a wait before the lanterns launch and you'll need to pick a spot in the crowd to set up a mini camp. Outside food and drinks are not allowed but they do have food trucks and s'mores kits onsite. -Group Setting. It's better to attend this event in a group (2+ or more) if you plan on lighting the lanterns. It's possible to light it yourself but it's quite a challenge if there are strong winds. -Dress accordingly to the weather and bring insect repellent. Depending on the area, there could be swarms of mosquitos and gnats. It will start off hot in the day but can get colder throughout the night. Some people will bring outdoor blankets. -Arrive early. Plan to arrive two hours early before the lanterns are lit up. This allows you to pick a spot to camp and get dinner from the various food trucks. -Central Location. When setting up camp, I would reccomend being somewhere in the middle of the lantern lighting area to maximize light impact. If you're located on the edges, then your pictures won't turn out as well in comparison to being in the middle. Even though your pictures will turn out better, you're also more at risk of breathing in the fire pit smoke and getting hit by the lanterns that are released by other groups. TL;DR (Beware) Central location = Better pictures, greater risk of breathing in black smoke and getting hit by fire-lit lanterns. -Dirty and Black Smoke. For those with asthma or sensitivity to smoke, I would highly recommend to skip this event. Night Lights sell "s'mores kits" which comes with a fire pit, a bag of marshmallows, box of Graham crackers, and skewers. These fire pits are fun BUT cause a lot of smoke in the area and can make it hard to breathe for some people. (See attached picture) -Allow the lantern to completely fill up with air before letting it go. There were soooo many people who released their lanterns too early and the lanterns ended up floating on the ground and almost burning people. I'm pretty certain some people may have actually gotten burnt but fortunately my group didn't get impacted and there was medical staff on-site. Overall, the pictures are memorable and the event turned out fun. I would recommend attending it at least once in your lifetime. Would you go? Let me know. Follow me for all the Salt City sips and trips.

Fun time! Ideal place for a nice afternoon outing to experience superb engineering & creativity at…read moreit's finest! - Ivan Reyes Fastback Motor Wheels Auto Sales

Used to be great--good vibes. But when we went last week, that had changed. Almost no employees are…read moreavailable to help (we had to call from inside the building and then wait 10 minutes for a kid to come upstairs to start the go karts). And then the cherry on top was when we took our toddlers to turn in their tickets for prizes. It's already an absolutely ridiculous scam: you pay like $50 to play games that earn your kids like $5 of stupid cheap plastic prizes. But that's an established practice: we all know the drill. Where it really went south quickly is when the girl behind the counter gave my kid a cheap little parachute toy, I opened it for him at the counter, and it was clearly broken. Then I casually said "can you replace this since it's broken?" And the girl told me she needed to get approval. I thought she was joking. We're talking about replacing a 5 cent crappy toy that we heard just earned with like $10 worth of credits. But no, she said she wasn't allowed to do anything about it until she got approval. So we sat there and waited for like 5 minutes for her supervisor to have a free minute to tell her she was allowed to replace a cheap little plastic toy that was broken when it was handed to us. Just to be clear, I don't blame the kids operating this place. This is clearly a management issue. All the kids working there are scared to do anything wrong. But sadly, penny-pinching isn't going to make this place successful.

We bought a pass for visiting the uncle so we could drop in for 1 hour at a time... had so much fun…read morein the foam pit and really loved the mini golf and the go carts! A perfect way to burn energy on a cold day!

We traveled 2 hours to watch the cars at this track even though we live 20 min from RMR. Millard…read moreraceway is so entertaining and the atmosphere is great!