Large, climatized hangars house world-famous warplanes and modern jets in a spacious, clean layout that feels like a private hanger. The atmosphere is quiet and family-friendly, with veterans sharing stories and interactive features like a VR flight simulator and aircraft visitors can enter. Free entry and accessible amenities make it welcoming for all ages.
Kids enjoy the museum's educational programs like the STEAM Summer Passport that offer interactive learning. The exhibits provide a solid history lesson, and toddlers find it engaging.
Many interesting facts about aircraft fill the exhibits. Helpful volunteers share engaging history that appeals to both children and adults.
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The Hill Aerospace Museum is free to enter for all visitors.
Every Friday features 'Fly-By Fridays,' a special event with unique activities.
Open aircraft days allow visitors to explore additional aircraft up close.
Small museum offers interactive VR experiences and digital tablets to explore Utah sports history. Warm, welcoming atmosphere with family-friendly energy and free entry encourages visitors of all ages to engage with athlete stories and memorabilia.
Many interactive features engage kids, including virtual reality and interactive goggles that make learning fun and hands-on.
Exhibits focus on Utah athletes with interactive displays. A friendly host shares interesting stories and detailed information. Admission is free, making it an accessible and informative experience.
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The museum is free to enter, making it accessible for everyone.
Located conveniently in City Creek Mall, it's easy to find.
The museum features interactive exhibits that engage visitors of all ages.
Laser tag arena spans multiple levels with neon lighting, fog effects, and a glass viewing wall that creates an immersive, high-tech atmosphere. The space includes arcade games and free lockers, supporting both gameplay and socializing. Energy stays lively and welcoming, attracting a mix of children and older players.
Laser tag guns adjust for kids with special needs. The environment is less scary than older spots, making it welcoming for young children. Parties for kids and teams happen here often.
Gameplay stays interesting with different types of tag and many unique gameplay options. The space is big and clean, adding to the varied experience.
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Games last 20 minutes with 10 minutes for preparation between rounds.
Rad Tag offers party packages for birthdays and corporate events.
The facility is clean and well-maintained for a pleasant experience.
Escape room center designed like an underground Japanese subway station offers an immersive, Japanese-themed atmosphere with detailed sets and a Meow Wolf-style experience. The environment feels like stepping into another world, enhanced by a themed soundtrack and premium Japanese snacks that add to the unique vibe.
Celebrations for kids happen often here with a points based system that lets smaller children hunt for coins. Birthdays for children around 10 years old get special attention and fun activities.
Puzzles stand out as very interesting, difficult, and satisfying to solve. Creative details and attention to design create a unique and captivating atmosphere from the moment you enter.
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Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure availability.
The event includes a collaborative puzzle that requires teamwork to solve.
Participants receive gifts, including a hand-drawn card and logo sticker.
Lush tropical greenhouse filled with vibrant butterflies and exotic plants creates a peaceful, enchanting atmosphere. Interactive areas include children's play zones and live insect exhibits, blending nature with family-friendly activities. Waterfalls and rich greenery enhance the immersive rainforest feel.
Butterflies landing on kids' hands create a magical experience. Kids can explore climbing areas with slides and join shows where they hold insects. Staff are knowledgeable and helpful, making it easy for kids to interact with nature.
Interactive butterfly nursery shows different stages of growth and a variety of sizes and colors. Kids get to see interesting wildlife up close, making it engaging for both children and adults.
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Admission is $24 per person, with discounts for kids on food stamps.
Kids can hold insects during periodic shows throughout the day.
Parking can be challenging, especially on holidays.
Outdoor space features life-sized animatronic dinosaurs that move and roar, set against a mountain backdrop. The park offers a shaded, immersive environment with interactive playgrounds and fossil dig activities for children. Atmosphere is mellow and family-friendly, encouraging visitors to explore at their own pace.
Dinosaur exhibits capture kids' attention with life-sized models and interactive displays. Families spend hours exploring and enjoying the hands-on activities designed for young children.
Interactive Dinosaur Park offers fun and educational experiences for kids. Grounds and museum provide interesting insights and some dated statues show past dinosaur views.
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Admission is $8 for adults and children at the dinosaur park.
The playground area is currently closed for construction.
Dinos in the Dark event offers fun activities for kids.
Rooms combine interactive puzzles, animatronics, and detailed art to create a Disney-level immersive experience. The atmosphere blends serene vibes with bursts of fun, featuring robot DJs and mystery lights that engage visitors throughout. Visitors explore a series of unique environments, each offering creative surprises and interactive quests.
Kids aged two to ten enjoy the wide range of activities here. The park offers a fun and engaging environment that keeps children entertained and excited.
Extensive set design creates an otherworldly feel with many interesting details to spot. The experience ends with a delicious sucker as a prize.
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Visitors should come prepared to spend two hours or more at Dreamwalk Park.
You need to buy a UV light or you'll miss half the experience because of the emphasis on UV paints and lighting.
If you have sound sensitivities, bring sound canceling headphones or visit during sensitivity-friendly nights.
Museum offers spacious layout with detailed dinosaur sculptures and a massive Jurassic Jungle play area for kids. Atmosphere shifts from peaceful mornings to lively, noisy play zones during peak times. Interactive exhibits include a sand-filled fossil dig and a paleontology lab showcasing real fossils.
Interactive displays engage kids to use all their senses and burn energy. A fun sensory play area adds hands-on learning that kids enjoy.
Exhibits feature interactive displays that engage kids and adults alike. History and information come alive through informative and interesting exhibits created with clear enthusiasm.
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Admission is $27 for adults, with discounts available online.
Dinos After Dark offers games for kids and includes a soda and popcorn.
A new dino playground opens on December 17th.
Building from 1901 offers historical rooms that transport visitors to different eras. Outdoor spaces include an amphitheater and a sledding hill, creating a lively environment for families and events. The site combines well-preserved artifacts with versatile areas for community activities.
Kids enjoy the amphitheater for play and talent shows. The museum offers interactive tours and exhibits like a photo of a local Titanic traveler that spark curiosity for all ages.
Local history takes center stage with exhibits that highlight the area's past. A photograph of a teacher who traveled on the Titanic adds a unique and intriguing touch.
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Admission to the museum is free, but donations are appreciated.
The museum has spaces available for rent for special events.
The annual Veteransโ Day swing dance features a 20-piece band.
Open kitchen and communal seating create a laid back and elegant lounge vibe with stylish, cozy decor and warm colors. Music plays from a turntable, adding to the chill atmosphere that blends casual comfort with upscale touches. Walls lined with mason jars of spices highlight a unique, fresh ambiance.
Nan bites appeal to picky kids. The spot feels kid friendly and welcomes families with children.
Tacos come with an interesting twist blending unexpected flavors. The space and atmosphere feel unique and add to the overall experience.
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The restaurant offers gluten-free options, including heirloom corn tortillas.
Expect to pay around $47 for six tacos; prices can be high.
All tacos can be made gluten-free by switching from naan to corn tortillas.
Small museum focuses on North American fossils with an emphasis on Utah's ancient life. Quiet and well-curated exhibits create an educational atmosphere suitable for children and casual browsing. Visitors can observe paleontologists at work through a glass window, adding a unique research element.
Quiet and small enough to keep kids' attention, the museum offers a suitable learning environment about dinosaurs. Kids enjoy simple activities like putting coins in the donation box, though hands-on exhibits are limited and not always easy to find.
Small size holds a collection of well-maintained exhibits featuring many interesting specimens. The museum offers a fun and engaging experience with its paleontology displays.
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The museum is free to enter, but they accept donations.
The museum focuses specifically on fossils and ancient life found in North America.
There are only about four parking spots designated for visitors.
Spanish Colonial Revival architecture shapes a grand, historic building filled with vintage locomotives and hands-on train exhibits. The atmosphere stays calm and inviting, with quiet spaces that highlight the heritage and history throughout. Interactive areas for children and a mix of museums create a family-friendly educational experience.
Kid-friendly activities spread throughout the station keep children engaged. The train yard and antique car museum offer hands-on fun and appeal to young fans of trains and old cars.
Historic locomotives and train history create a vintage vibe throughout the station. Multiple museums offer a collection of interesting exhibits and displays that highlight the area's past.
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Entry to four museums at Union Station costs $7.
Union Station hosts a variety of community events throughout the year.
The annual model train show is a popular event at Union Station.
Art museum offers quiet energy with a peaceful and inspiring atmosphere. Spacious galleries feature beautifully curated exhibits and a sculpture garden, creating a calm and welcoming environment for families and individuals alike.
Staff interact well with children and encourage hands-on learning with touchable specimens. Weekly programs like Van Gogh to Playdough and art projects keep kids engaged and help them learn new words.
Rotating exhibits keep the art displays fresh and eye-catching. The museum features meaningful and educational traveling exhibits that are consistently interesting.
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Admission is free, making it accessible for all visitors.
Parking is free, but be cautious to avoid tickets.
The 'Spain and the Hispanic World' exhibition runs from January 26 to June 15, 2024.
Grocery store with a farmer's market feel and quirky decor creates a lively, cheerful atmosphere. Shoppers include families enjoying mini carts for kids and a wide variety of fresh, healthy foods. The store stays clean and well-organized, making shopping straightforward and low-stress.
Kids get stickers and suckers from friendly staff, making visits fun. Options for dietary needs like Celiacโs disease and lactose intolerance are available, keeping kids happy and safe.
Offers a wide range of private brand snacks and interesting imported foods from around the world. Features a funky mix of fresh foods, drinks, and specialty items not found elsewhere.
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Trader Joeโs is responsible under Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act to provide accessible parking.
There are never long lines at Trader Joe's despite it being busy.
Trader Joe's offers a wide variety of fresh, healthy foods.
Windows reveal chocolatiers crafting hand-made treats in a family-owned factory with a kid-friendly atmosphere featuring a model train and hidden monkeys. The air fills with a rich cocoa aroma, creating a welcoming vibe for families and chocolate lovers alike. Tours include free samples and vouchers, blending education with indulgence.
Chocolate making is visible and fun for kids, who enjoy watching the process and sampling treats. The kids' selection of candy is well priced and easy to choose from, making it feel like a candy store for children aged 0-12.
Tours offer detailed insights into chocolate making. Guides share engaging facts that make the experience both fun and informative.
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The factory tour costs $5 per person and includes a $4 voucher for the store.
Reservations are recommended, especially during holidays, as it fills up quickly.
The factory does not operate on Saturdays, so no chocolate-making occurs then.
Museum-like space showcases historic coins and vintage jewelry with a vast display that appeals to both kids and adults. The atmosphere feels mom and pop, inviting exploration of rare and interesting items including Roman coins and pieces from the 13 colonies. A small room offers minerals and costume jewelry, adding to the diverse collection.
Staff ask great questions to help kids find their interests. Sara teaches well and helps with projects like setting up a coin collection. Toddlers enjoy looking through rocks, making it fun for all ages.
Varieties of coins and historical gems fill the shelves. Other interesting bills and gold pieces add to the collection.
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All About Coins offers a wide selection of rare coins and bullion.
Prices are often better than larger online dealers like APMEX.
The store features unique items, including historical coins and vintage jewelry.
Maze-like space combines augmented reality gameplay with beautifully decorated rooms and immersive storytelling. Energy stays engaging and interactive, with missions that balance challenge and fun. Visitors explore detailed environments enhanced by creative artwork and technology-driven puzzles.
Older kids reach all game goals at The Rift while younger ones find the many props tempting to play with. Clues stay easy for adults, making it more suitable for children around 11 to 13 years old to figure out.
Technology used to complete missions stands out as really interesting. The maze offers a fun and visually interesting layout to explore.
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The experience lasts about 30 minutes, with a 15-minute tutorial before starting.
Expect some technology glitches; devices may freeze during gameplay.
The gameplay involves exploring and playing mini-games rather than solving difficult puzzles.
Miniature Curiosity Expo filled with museum-quality specimens including animal skeletons, insects, and minerals creates a relaxing and immaculate vibe. Ethically sourced items range widely in price and type, appealing to collectors and nature lovers alike. Frequent new arrivals keep the experience fresh and engaging.
Owners spend time explaining bones and minerals to kids, sparking curiosity. Kids find unique items like rocks and polar bear figures that keep them excited to learn more.
Unique items fill the shelves, sparking curiosity at every turn. Conversations with Carla and Jean-Michel bring fresh insights and make the visit truly interesting and exciting.
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They carry rocks, shells, skeletons, and bugs.
Many items are ethically sourced, ensuring no poached products.
The prices are fair for the quality of items.
Escape rooms feature intricate designs and live actors who enhance immersion and provide hints without breaking the flow. Themes like Harry Potter and Ministry of Magic create a magical atmosphere with detailed sets and engaging puzzles. The environment feels like stepping into another world, combining creativity with interactive fun.
Escape rooms feature challenging puzzles with actors who guide kids without giving away answers. Birthday parties often include themed rooms like the Splatter Room or Excalibur room, making celebrations special and engaging for groups of kids.
Challenging puzzles keep the experience engaging and fun. The room's creepy atmosphere adds to the overall interesting vibe.
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The price is $40 per person for the escape rooms.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to ensure availability.
The escape rooms are designed for groups of 2 to 10 participants.
Historic building with unique architecture houses a free, well-curated art collection. The atmosphere is peaceful and classy, enhanced by beautiful outdoor spaces including a sculpture garden and courtyard. Activities for children and a diverse gift shop add to the welcoming environment.
Interactive exhibits and an awesome kids area make it easy to keep children engaged. Tuesday art classes introduce kids to artistic concepts in a fun way.
Varied collections include Soviet and Russian Art and the Inherit collaborative collection. Paintings and exhibits offer interesting descriptions that engage viewers.
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Admission to the museum is free, but donations are encouraged.
The museum hosts various events throughout the year, including art shows and concerts.
The annual Utah Art Salon showcases local artists and is a popular event.
Museum offers hands-on exhibits and a dense collection covering local history, fossils, minerals, and Native American artifacts. Atmosphere feels welcoming and educational, with spaces suited for families and children. Exhibits include unique features like a Wild West jail and a rare aquarium, creating a varied and engaging experience.
Interactive exhibits engage kids with different topics. A virtual reality tour offers a unique experience. Dinosaur fossils suit Pre-K children well. Activities and a reasonably priced gift shop add to the kid-friendly appeal.
Displays include genuine pottery, ceramics, and petroglyphs from American Indians, plus mineral specimens from across Utah. The collection packs a lot of interesting history and artifacts into a compact space.
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Admission is free for children under 5 years old.
The museum store has affordable gifts and educational items.
Special events often feature reenactments and themed activities.
Rare book store blends museum atmosphere with themed rooms and historic artifacts. Warm, relaxed vibe invites slow exploration and lingering. Displays include 500-year-old Bibles and film history items, creating a unique experience.
Kids get hands-on with wands from Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and explore amazing memorabilia. Staff share incredible treasures and history that captivate children.
Rare books and historical artifacts fill the space, creating a unique atmosphere. Themed rooms and knowledgeable staff help uncover interesting finds with friendly guidance.
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Tickets for the Show and Tell event cost $25 per person.
Show and Tell events feature rare books from the owner's private vault.
Reservations are recommended for the Show and Tell events due to limited seating.
Massive store combines outdoor gear, military surplus, and novelty items under one roof with a rustic cowboy feel. Atmosphere stays fun and family-friendly despite occasional chaos. Unique features include a zombie apocalypse section and vintage candy selection.
A large toy section offers plenty for kids who like country themes. Kids enjoy climbing on the old Jeep in the military surplus area and exploring the bulk candy and saddles.
Many unique and interesting items fill the shelves, including a wide variety of candy and odds and ends. The store offers a fun and engaging space to walk around and explore.
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The October event features treat bags, refreshments, and prizes for attendees.
Ladies night in October includes Halloween and autumn themes.
Expect a fun shopping experience with a treasure hunt feel due to the variety of products.
General store combines Western wear, old-time candy, and unique outdoor gear in a chic, eclectic space. Atmosphere feels lively and fun, with a wide variety of items that invite exploration. Shoppers find both practical goods and unusual treasures not commonly available elsewhere.
Staff guide kids through firearm purchases carefully. Shopping feels like a fun adventure with plenty of seasonal bargains and items for all ages.
Eclectic mix of hardware, farm, and Western items stands out. The store features interesting toys, kitchen gadgets, and a quirky Zombie Apocalypse survival supplies section.
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Smith & Edwards offers a wide variety of unique products not found in typical stores.
Expect prices to be about 20% higher than other walk-in stores in the area.
The store has a great selection of camping supplies and outdoor gear.
Interactive rooms feature mind-bending illusions and visually stunning setups that engage all ages. The atmosphere is lively and family-friendly, with plenty of photo opportunities and playful exhibits. Visitors explore at their own pace in a space that balances excitement with accessibility.
Illusions captivate kids from ages 7 to 16, making it a fun spot for families. Both kids and adults enjoy the interactive exhibits and playful atmosphere.
Many illusions come with explanations, making the experience both interesting and educational. The place offers a mix of creative illusions and photo opportunities that appeal to both kids and adults.
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Adult tickets cost $33 at the Museum of Illusions.
The museum may not be suitable for those with sensory processing issues.
Expect a small space with limited exhibits compared to other museums.
Art museum uses recycled materials to create immersive, interactive rooms that feel like stepping into a dream world. Energy varies from magical and lively to quiet in some areas, welcoming all ages with playful features like an adult ball pit and game installations.
The space offers a family and kids friendly environment with fun activities that keep children engaged. Kids enjoy the interactive setup and often want to return.
Rooms show creative, interactive designs with interesting concepts in each scene. The experience blends art and storytelling to keep things engaging and fun.
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The next craft market at Dreamscapes will be on May 4th.
Dreamscapes is wheelchair accessible for visitors with mobility challenges.
Reentry is allowed throughout the day with your original ticket.
Converted mansion showcases period architecture and beautiful grounds with well-maintained gardens. Atmosphere remains peaceful and inviting, enhanced by art installations and interactive craft areas. Free entry encourages a diverse crowd, including families with children engaging in art projects and hunts.
An art craft set in the pool house keeps kids busy with hands-on activities like making corn husk butterflies. A children's hunt with prizes adds fun and engagement throughout the mansion.
Exhibitions feature interesting art that draws attention. The gift shop offers well crafted items appealing to both artists and casual visitors.
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Entry to the museum is free for all visitors.
The museum is not very accessible for wheelchairs and strollers.
Parking is available but may be a bit far from the main entrance.