this place is so much fun!!! you get to go on a whole space mission with uniforms and phasers! You…read morechoose the job you want and explode stuff All around a great time 10/10

From the owner: Lion's Gate Space Center offers space-themed narrative experiences for ages 9 to 99. Participants…read morecome in groups of 6 or more people, and serve as the crew of their very own starship, flying through the cosmos completing sci-fi stories we call "Missions". Each crew member serves as one of the various positions on the ship. Whether you want to be the intrepid Captain, daring Pilot, or stoic Engineer there is a position fit for you. Each time you come to Lion's Gate Space Center, you will fly a unique story where you are the main character. Our missions cover a wide variety of genres; from action, to espionage, to horror, there is a story ready and waiting for your group to experience! That's why people chose Lion's Gate as their gateway to the stars!

Stayed here a few nights while in town and had a good experience. The staff were friendly, the…read morehotel was newish, and the room was nice. I felt like the buffet breakfast could have been better, but otherwise, I'd stay here again.

Decent service but it was very chaotic and full when we went through at 10pm. It seems to be a hub…read morefor individuals going on their missions. They were very loud and rowdy. The room was clean enough but we had the temp set to 64 degrees, cool, and fan high but it was sweltering hot. My room phone wasn't working so I went down the main desk to inquire whether the ac took awhile to cool down (we came in and it was set to 66 degrees but felt warm). They offered for me to text them if the temperature didn't go down throughout the night and said they would mention to the next staff member that our room was hot. We messaged but did not get a response. The room phone was still out of service. Learn from my mistake - if you get here and the room is hot, ask for a new room straight away! First and last time staying at a Hyatt for me!

The Loft Studio was an excellent place to film some interviews. It really is an incredible…read morebackdrop. It made our interviews look much better with the windows, open ceiling and hardwood floors. I would love to come back and film again. The traffic near the building occasionally had sound issues, but it's on par with sound you would get anywhere else. Also be forewarned that it is on the second floor with stairs. But both these issues are worth it for the natural backdrop. I would say, for us these really were not issues. I'm just letting people know.

We loved renting The Loft Studio! Their customer service was amazing, the process was quick and…read moreeasy and the space was so charming.

Butterfly conservatory is pretty. I enjoyed seeing the butterflies enjoying their space from…read moresnacks, to flying to enjoying different plants and spaces. There is a check at the end to make sure you don't have any butterflies on you. Which on landed on me about 9 times so I was thrilled they could help me make sure I didn't take any hitchhikers out with me. There is a lab where you can see in through a glass window butterflies being created and forming. Folks working there are super nice. It's definitely more kid and family friendly but I do enjoy going on my own and learned some things from the signs. Very pretty space too. The fossil space had a lot of information and I like their put together info about when the animal lived, where fossils were found and more information about the period the animal lived in.

I went with my daughter (who's visiting from out of town for Spring break) and 4 of her children…read moretoday. My daughter had free admission for 3 of her children, I paid $81.00 ($27 for 1) for myself, my daughter and my adult granddaughter. I was in shell shock at how expensive it was to go through the Dinosaur museum. That price for the 3 of us to walk around with my grandchildren was definitely was ridiculous. Overall my grandchildren enjoyed the 1.5 hours we were there seeing everything we could see. With the outrageous price for admission, we won't be visiting Thanksgiving Point again.

We are frequent diners at Taqueria 27 and in general I would rate the food as good to excellent,…read morewith many interesting menu twists. The service however can only be considered as average to poor. Tonight our server said that she was bringing our bill - and then disappeared for 15'. When next seen she was watching TV at the bar! Another server eventually noticed our disgruntled looks and helped us out, explaining "we got really busy all of a sudden." My impression is that they are chronically understaffed! The ambiance is acceptable but not exceptional. We will return however for the tasty food.

This is a more upscale Mexican eatery…read more It wasn't very busy on Thursday and many tables were open but we had to wait to be seated. I ordered the Chicken Tinga Taquitos. Thy were alright. The small spoonful of guacamole was good. Husband ordered the Carne Asada burrito and enjoyed it. Kiddo had the nachos but as per usual didn't eat much. Not sure the type of cheese on it, I tried one and wasn't a fan. Margarita was ok, pricey for the size. Our server was friendly, but I'm not sure I'd be in a rush to go back.

Overall: beautiful aquarium, clean exhibits, kind knowledgeable and welcoming employees, not too…read morecrowded, great variety of creatures and attractions We are not local. We visited at opening on a Sunday and it wasn't crowded at all. We saw so many cool exhibits, a leopard, a dwarf cuttlefish, flash light fish, many types of sea horses, birds, a sloth, an octopus, an otter, and so much more. It was clean and easy to walk around. I liked how many of the exhibits were lower so my 2 year old could see them on his own. They had cool indoor and outdoor spaces, a big slide, an awesome indoor playground that costs $3 extra per kid, a free small outdoor playground, tables inside and outside, a giant ship for kids to play in, and educational programs throughout the day. It was a really great visit.

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 attended a wedding luncheon and reception at Grove Station and had mixed feelings about the…read moreexperience. The location itself is beautiful--the setting against the mountains is genuinely stunning, especially around sunset. The space is thoughtfully decorated, the seating was comfortable, and the soda station was a standout detail that guests really enjoyed. Overall, the aesthetic and atmosphere are very charming. However, the biggest issue--and unfortunately the one that defined the experience--was the sound. The indoor acoustics are extremely poor. The space functions like an echo chamber, with noise bouncing off the walls to the point where even casual conversation becomes overwhelming. Despite the use of a microphone, the speeches were nearly impossible to hear clearly, especially with a subpar sound system. Additionally, as the sun set, light streamed intensely through the upper windows, making it difficult to see key moments. Between the lighting and the acoustics, many guests ended up spending most of the event outside just to be able to talk and hear one another. Parking was also somewhat limited, though the location itself is convenient. It's a visually lovely venue with a lot of potential, but the sound issues indoors are significant and would need to be addressed for events like weddings where hearing speeches and connecting with others is essential.

Grove station is an event venue, a hangout space and a soda shop-all in one. I attended a community…read moreconcert here recently where the band played outside and the audience was both indoors and out. The acoustics are better outside; once you go inside it echoes quite a bit. It's a small space, but they do a nice job to make it inviting and attractive. The soda shop has an impressively large menu and they will also whip up whatever you can create-so you're sure to find something you like. I'm looking forward to attending other events here in the future.