The ice skating rink was so fun!! You can't beat the view! We went on a Friday afternoon, and it…read morewasn't too crowd.

Waited for 1 and a half hour for our pizza's, then they were so burnt we just threw them away!…read more One person working. She was so overwhelmed!!! Owner needed to get some help or go there.

A lot of variety of things going on at the Gallivan Center. We went for the free country dancing…read morelesson on Tuesdays evenings throughout the summer & had so much fun. Right in the heart of downtown, it's a fun activity. Parking garages close by so plenty of parking. Lots of food options close by as well.

We had such fun at the ice skating rink at the gallivan center when visiting salt lake city during…read moreChristmas break. It was affordable and quick service to get the ice skating boots and they fit great. Plenty of space inside with restrooms and also some bites to eat! They also had lockers for quarters! Cool place!

The Oval has so many fun activities! We first visited two years ago for the Olympic speed-skating…read moretrials (highly recommended!) and recently did a 2-hour Learn to Curl class with out-of-state family. We had a blast! The instructor was patient when we looked like baby deer on the ice, and we learned a lot. They have open skate here, and we'll probably return for that.

Half of my family was not allowed to participate d/t having open toed shoes (Chacos and some…read moreathletic slides). This is NOT a rule that actually exists on their website or anywhere posted or even in the email confirmation. The employee simply over reached and made the experience terrible. Imagine sitting watching 2 hours of your family having a blast while you're forced to watch. Or feeling guilty that you get to have fun while siblings are sidelined watching. No refund offered (in fact, one of the first things out of the employee's mouth was "sorry, no refunds" like they enjoyed the moment watching the smile fade from my kid's faces). No working with us. So hopefully someone reads this before going, and saves themselves the headache and the money. Directly from the FAQ of their website... "For curling, rubber-soled shoes or athletic shoes will perform best on the ice. High heels and leather soles are not recommended."

Andrea is wonderful to work with. All the teachers my child has worked with are great leaders and…read morehelp to guide the proper body movement. Thanks!

I started bringing my daughter here for the toddler classes and now being my son for the toddler…read moreclasses as well. The teachers have been absolutely amazing!! Especially with my daughter who took a while to come out of her shell. The teachers are nothing but helpful and supportive and now my daughter LOVES her weekly class. Both kids have an absolute blast every week. Andrea and Kendall(sorry if I spelled that wrong) have been especially wonderful and the kids love them. I've brought in a couple friends over the years and they've loved it too. Love this place!

Very fun! Kept my kids entertained for hours and lots of…read moreshade around! Tables to eat at and walking paths! Swings, slides and big pyramid to climb.

We were staying nearby and found this park. It was perfect for our kids. There's a local community…read morepool which we didn't try, but the park itself is well setup with so many fun kid climbing and twirling structures.

Had a great experience! We had so much fun ice skating with my family . Can't wait to come back to…read moreSLC.

My daughter skated there twice over the Thanksgiving break and had an amazing time. I however…read morerealized after returning home to NV that I left my limited edition Yeti cup there. I called on Monday and I spoke to a Cameron who confirmed that I did leave it there. Cameron went above and beyond as he brought the Yeti with him and personally shipped it to me. He absolutely did not have to do that for me but he did and I am so grateful. He was exceptionally polite and texted me updates, I just want to commend Cameron for going that extra mile as it was so greatly appreciated! We look forward to coming back next year, thank you again Cameron!!!

This park is large and has something to satisfy all the kiddos. The splash pad is a particular…read moredraw, but with 4 pavilions, there are great options to rent a pavilion for a family reunion or birthday party. You can even bring in rented bouncy houses or other such items when you rent a pavilion. There is also a sizable playground with many fun slides and other jungle gym type options. My only complaint is the public restrooms. They often feel dirty and dark. Definitely would never go in by myself or allow small children to go without a grown adult accompanying them.

This part is a fantastic place to have a summer party of any kind. There are 4 huge pavilions…read morespread out, with the splash pad centrally located. There is also a playground and tons of open grass fields for whatever outdoor activity you have planned. The pavilions are perfect for a food truck catered party, they can just pull right up to the curb.

When we're too worn out from hiking the Beehive State's gorgeous waterfalls, or if we just want the…read moreexperience of escaping a dark, cold forest getting ready to be roasted in an oven by sister witches without wearing hiking gear, we head to one of the many spellbinding escape rooms in the state. Unfortunately, the cost of an hour is just about as high as that in SoCal now that inflation has hit, but for fun in private, with no waiting and unparalleled immersiveness, escape rooms are a family entertainment we are so grateful is available to us, and, more importantly, for a duo, which we now are, since we are empty-nesting! Our first escape room in Utah this year was with More than Mysteries in Murray, a suburb of Salt Lake City. Hansel and Gretel is a favourite Grimm tale, and we wanted something cutely creepy but not really scary - and did More than Mysteries deliver! More than Mysteries is located on the third floor of an office building, easy to find if you followed Google's breadcrumbs. Upon exiting the elevator (or take the stairs), turn right towards the toilet and it's the business at the end of the floor. We were there about five minutes early on a Monday, and we did something we never thought we would ever do: we did the scaring! Our game mistresses - not one, but two - sister green witches in full garb - opened the door the same time we did, and we pretty much stumbled onto each other. We just had enough time to take in that the lobby was beautifully furnished, and before we knew what was going on (good thing we signed our waivers before!), we were measured (heads and general oven-fitness), instructed on our roles and responsibilities (no videos, hurray!) and shoved (gently) into the candy cottage. We were allowed to keep our phones, but there were lockers if we wanted them. It was déjà vu! We've done other similar themes but this was very original. In spite of the witches' fear, it was not too hot, nor too cold (it was nice they told us they would adjust to our temperature preference) and was decorated just like an antique book illustration, absolutely gorgeous and in-theme. The cat was an especially well-thought-out touch. It was a dim room but, again, plenty of lights were included for ambience and game and there were not so many red herrings as you would think in a room so well-laid-out: many times, what appeared to be a red herring was actually essential to our very simple goal of getting out of the witches' clutches. Hansel and Gretel was what we would call an intermediate G2 (second generation, medium-tech) room, with traditional locks and a couple of higher tech locks, with a good hint delivery system and a timer in the room. We were grateful for the pen & paper provided for notes, because the clues were not that straightforward, and the non-linear aspect of the game meant that sometimes two puzzles were needed to open a third lock. Our favourite puzzles were the ants and the candles - so clever! It was the perfect room for two to four people, very family-friendly (with only one or two locks which needed bending down to access), perfect for a date, to start the day or end it. We made it out of the forest in 50:28, completely forgetting about the chocolates and lemon drops. It was a sad second when we took off our costumes to take our victory photos on our phones and with hand painted signs. For the first time ever, we actually had our photos taken with our game hosts! We had a really good time, and really appreciate the thank-you email sent to us after the game. The room was so well-planned and thought-through, it was as though we were really walking in the footsteps of the original fairytale. We can't wait for the summer to get here so we can visit again for their new rooms: Black Widow Escape and Curse of the Enchanted Artifact. Perhaps if we followed the trail of the spiders instead of pebbles ...

Did this with my husband and two sisters, it was our first escape room and it was AMAZING. So many…read moredetails and sooo fun! Definitely recommend!