The kids had a great time playing at KidsTopia. The facility is clean and has lots of different…read moreactivities to areas for all ages!

Absolute Chaos and a Total Waste of Money I rarely write…read morereviews, but our experience at Kidstopia was so profoundly disappointing that I feel obligated to warn other parents. We spent $400 for what was supposed to be a seamless, 2-hour birthday celebration, but instead, we received a masterclass in poor management and unprofessionalism. The "Welcome" from Hell We arrived with a party of 40 people for our 12:30 PM start time. Instead of being greeted, we were utterly ignored. Our entire group--including small children, elderly relatives, and guests carrying heavy gifts and cake--was forced to stand in a cramped lobby for 20 minutes. I repeatedly tried to get the attention of the staff, but I was blatantly dismissed. It was clear they were understaffed, but being treated as if we were invisible while we were paying customers is unacceptable. Stolen Time and Rushed Memories By the time they finally processed our waivers and let us into the room, it was nearly 1:00 PM. Despite the fact that the delay was entirely their fault, they gave us no grace period. We lost 25% of our paid time before we even stepped foot in the room. This meant the kids barely got to play before we had to rush through the actual "party" portion. To cap it off, at 2:30 PM sharp, they practically shoved us out the door, forcing us to scramble to pack up our belongings while they loomed over us. Inedible Food & Insulting Service The "amenities" were the most insulting part of the package: * The Food: When we opened the foil on the pizza, we were horrified to find completely raw dough. It wasn't just undercooked; it was liquid. When I pointed this out, the staff gave a half-hearted "I'm sorry" and blamed the business next door. No offer of a refund, no replacement, and zero accountability for serving a health hazard to a room full of children. * The Drinks: We were provided with cups and plates, but when I asked what was available to drink, I was told to go use the drinking fountain. For $400, I expected at least a pitcher of water or juice, not a "DIY" trip to a hallway bubbler. Final Verdict: Save Your Sanity This wasn't just a "bad day" for a business; it was a complete "rip-off." From the health code violation of the raw pizza to the blatant disrespect from the staff, Kidstopia failed on every single level. If you want your child to have a special day where they feel celebrated rather than rushed and ignored, do not book here. You are better off hosting a party in a public park--at least there, the service couldn't be any worse than this.

I'm really torn in writing this review. I'll go with 4 stars because I like supporting local…read morebusinesses and the animals did seem well cared for which I can appreciate. Personally I feel like the admission price is too much for the experience, but I also understand because they have a lot of animals that need care and food so once again it's understandable. I personally got tickets on Groupon for my friend and I to take our little boys. From online or the outside I really had no clue what we were getting into. I wasn't sure if I should get my stroller out or not, but to be honest it's not really a large space, so I'm glad I didn't end up taking the stroller in. The lady at the front desk was helpful and we scanned out virtual ti key for entry. They have some real animal lovers working and I love that they employ some younger persons who obviously love animals. There was a really pretty multicolored little bird in the front and a hand washing station. I saw a hedgehog, rats, ferrets and fish/frogs at the front. We went past the gate into the same room and there was a pig, two goats, an alpaca, two baby lambs, and a small type of horse. The alpaca and horse were tethered, but the others were free to roam within the room and there were some toys around. The gates (within the same room) have 3 other separated sections, there was a reptile section with turtles, a lizard, I can't remember exactly, but probably a snake. The next section had bunnies, small bunnies and full sized bunnies of a few different breeds, they were very soft, but a little difficult to try to pick up as most of them were hiding under their cages. And the last section had some baby ducks or goslings I couldn't tell, as well as some empty bird cages. It depends on who you go with. I kept trying to pet the baby lambs because I had drove 45 minutes to get there haha. From what I understand, they also have like a traveling petting zoo and you can hire them for parties/events. All in all, the animals seem well taken care of even though there isn't a ton of space. Now that I've been once, I don't think I need to go again, but it could be a fun activity for a local to try.

First of all, Aunt B's barn is not an actual barn but rather, more of a warehouse room with 4 areas…read moredivided by fencing to house animals. There is an area for reptiles, an area for rabbit/a chinchilla and guinea pig, an area for baby chickens and another area for a couple of ferrets. Then in the main area there is a pig, chicken, baby goat, small horse, and a llama along with a small Playschool type slide for kids and a push type tractor. If it sounds crowded, it is. Mind you, all of this is housed into one warehouse type of room with only the back door open for any type of ventilation. When we went, it was during spring break for the local schools so we understood it would be busier than usual. That said, with the number of guests added to the resident animals, it still was entirely too crowded and noisy to really enjoy seeing or petting any of the animals. Actually, the animals don't seem to want to be handled. We noticed whenever someone would try to pet the animals, they did their best to walk away or hide. In order to keep the small horse, goat and llama in one location, there was a mound of straw/hay on the floor for them to eat. The owner does keep the animal droppings picked up. Young kids who we assume are related to the owner try to help customers hold of the animals at least in a couple of areas but you can't tell who is an employee versus who is a guest. Parking is beyond limited with only three or four spots directly in front of the "barn". Loved the sink to wash hands before leaving. Thumbs up for the idea. We really wanted to love this experience. Recommendation: limit the number of guests and time allowed to create a more calming and enjoyable atmosphere for both children and especially the animals.

We went to coconut cove today and I was not impressed. It was very dirty. Grime everywhere,…read morewashers/nuts on the ground in the play area, the little foam blocks were missing the part that actually connects (ripped or bitten off), and the play balls we're grey with grime. I know kids are tough on things, but it was dirty and it's not safe to have screws or washers or nuts laying on the ground. I appreciated that adults are free and the snacks are affordable, but we wouldn't be back.

As a very sensitive person spiritually, the vibe and energy of this place did not sit well with me…read moreor my husband and friend. I felt sick the entire time I was there, once I left the property it's like my soul could finally breathe and I felt better within 5 minutes. This place is super tiny too. The prices on their tvs for food and drinks are wrong as we got charged more than what was advertised on the screen even after we told the lady that it's cheaper on the screen and got a reply of "oh well we haven't changed it yet".... Kidstopia and Hangtime is WAY better and has way better vibes/energy.

We always have great fun with our family especially our grandson when we are at All Star Bowling…read more Whether it be bowling or in the arcade, lots of fun!

Was having fun but then the lane shut off the staff turned it back on but it ended up happening 2…read moremore times before they moved us to another lane. I paid for an hour of bowling which should be enough for 2 games. We ended up only finishing one game and then 1/4 of the second game.

So cool! Our kids loved this place and so did we. Pack everything you need there's nothing out here…read moreas far as services just dirt and rocks. Camped the night before. It was very windy when we went in April. Easy to find hundreds of geodes.

What an adventure it was to be out in the middle of nowhere digging in the dirt! It takes quite a…read morewhile to get out here, but it was a fun family day.

I do like to come here, but it's so big that I can't just let me kid run in and have fun, they get…read morelost. The toddler area is fun for older toddlers but there's not a lot of space for little to crawl outside the ballpit, because there's a ton of adults watching their babies. There's also a lot of older kids that enter and start jumping into the ball pit, which makes me worry about somebody getting hurt. If the space was bigger and it was more clear that it was only for little, it would be better. It's generally clean but compared to the one in Spanish fork it doesn't seem as well maintained. I definitely think this is a great spot for 6 years +. Anybody who has kids lower in age should expect to have to go in and follow their kid around.

My kids love it here and the single point entrance and exit to the play area make it easy to keep…read moretrack of my three little ones. Also had a birthday party here and it was an easy set up, low maintenance and a good price. They do a discount if you are a member. Worked out well. Would like to see a few more hand sanitizer stations, but just a personal preference.

Very unprofessional and untrustworthy. He was so hungover when my kids and I arrived for a lesson,…read morethat he couldn't even function. He cracked his front door open and told us he was too hungover to let us in. Do not trust this person.

Our family was looking for something unique and interesting to do in Park City... we found it!…read more We were four adults and four kids (8 and younger), and everyone had a great time. Matty was incredibly good with the kids and they were all proud of their stone creations. Super fun!

Had such a fun time with the animals! All the animals were so so sweet, staff was very…read moreknowledgeable and friendly! I will definitely use this company again for many More party's and events !!

From the owner: *By appointment only* We are a family owned traveling farm,…read morelicensed home bakery, petting zoo, event location, and so much more.. We bring the animals to you to let you have some hands on fun with the animals. We will travel from Weber to Utah county! We also host birthday parties and do petting zoos, horse rides, and so much more.

We met cousins here this week and all the kids had a blast! The facility is clean, bright and…read moreinviting. The slides were a ton of fun and we loved the one with the colorful lights. My only complaint was how you had to scan your wristband every time you wanted to go into the play area. Sometimes the doors wouldn't always work very fast and it was difficult with a toddler and baby in tow getting through the gates to play.

I love this one. There is a lot of things to do. It's very clean. It's easy to keep track of your…read morekid. There's a really good toddler section as well. I much prefer this one over the one in bluffdale. And so do my kids!

My daughter is very much into airplanes these days, so when we don't see them in the sky, we go to…read morethe museum to see them on the ground. The staff here are incredibly knowledgeable and kind. My daughter loves going into the C-130 and to check out the cockpit. This is the perfect place to be on a hot day since the museum stays nice and cool.

If you are an aerospace geek or a military history dork, then the Hill Aerospace Museum is a must…read morefor you. As a kid growing up, I watched war movies with enchantment. I read up on military stories. And sometimes, I was lucky enough to meet a veteran that would share their stories. Hill Aerospace had all of that. Since my wife does the planning, I didn't think much of our visit until we pulled up and those large decommissioned military planes sitting outside in all of its glory brought me back to when I was 10 years old. But the magic continues after you walk in. Within three large hangers housed of some of the most historically iconic planes on display. Add a small platoon of veterans, many of which had personally flown some of these pieces, the stories were endless and I had the honor of speaking with a number of these veterans and listen to their stories. It was an amazing time and I could have spent the whole day there. I don't say this often, but Hill Aerospace is almost a destination museum. It was such a great experience and those veterans made it that much more special.