Provo Beach

This place was a bunch of fun. I went with a friend during my short visit and we had a blast. Mind you we are in our late 20’s and we did the bowling, laser tag and ice cream. The only problem we had was with the lockers… No keys and you zip tie locked them. There was no claim so you could’ve just asked to open any locker which is a huge issue. Hopefully they can resolve that. Otherwise it was a very lovely time.

Lots of fun, but pricey.
Provo Beach has tons of things to do from arcade games, mini-​croquet, bowling, ropes course laser tag, flow-​rider and more. For me the flow-​rider is my favorite attraction, but is also the most expensive. Personally, I think it is a great place to go if you have never been there before, but once you have been a few times, it doesn’t offer anything to keep me coming back and paying the prices they want.

The activity options are great. Min-​croquet is confusing and not well explained. Laser tag is awesome. Great fun.
Only complaint is the service of the young staff (in the mornings when we go with family). There are a ton of staff standing around but very little customer service capability. Went to get food and the food counter had 5 youth standing and talking but I had to wait for them to stop their conversations to place orders. Similar attitude throughout it. Would expect more presence and congeniality. Seems like a bunch of spoiled kids standing around getting paid to do very little. Just what America needs… more people getting paid to do nothing.

Not thrilled with the customer service. We waited in line for over an hour with my 5 year old for laser tag and they kept letting other groups through if they were with a party. They could easily fix the issue by handing out group numbers and letting people do the other activities while others are playing. Kids not happy, cust service indifferent.

I really liked this place. Brought my kids (21,19, & 7) and we all loved it. Bought the day passes and enjoyed all that we could. Youngest was too short for rope course). Big hits were the Laser Tag and Bowling. Really had a great time with the Laser Tag!
Look to add the Flow Rider next time.
Only downside was that they have a lot of private groups that will rent out the place. Came one night and it was closed to the public and another time the Flow Rider was rented out all night.
I’d suggest calling before you go so you can make sure that everything you want to do is available.

This may be a great place for family to have fun, but it’s way over priced.
All the arcade games are over priced compared to other arcades or family fun centers and they do not provide variety of games like a «resort» they call themselves should. Downstairs comprise of flow rider ($ 20/​hr), arcade games, and some concession. They also have bowling, ropes course, laser tag, mini croquet, etc. We tried the mini-​croquet for the experience ($ 5/​person) and it was disappointing as well…

LOTS OF FUN FAMILY AND KID GAMES AT THIS PLACE. From merry go round to overhead obstacle course, to pinewood derby track and lots of video games, to ice cream and burgers and hot dogs, with fun water surfing venue, this Provo recreation center promises something fun for everyone.
Nice place to take kids on hot summer day because they keep nice and cool inside.
Check this place out at least once. Then, you will be back again and again.

This was our first time here and we definitely enjoyed ourselves. We didn’t do the full experience, but I must admit the flow rider is pretty cool. I thought it was pretty expensive ($ 20/​hr/​person), but it was still pretty fun. When we have more time we’ll go back and try the other activities they offer.
The reason for my 4 stars is because I’m not a huge fan of how they run their arcade side. They give you cards to use, which you add money to, but the problem is many of the machines would tell you «card read error» while still taking money off the card. I’m not sure if this is on purpose or if there is a real problem with our card, but it was still pretty frustrating.

I kind of just enjoy watching people wipe out on the wave machine.

My friend and I took our 4 and 2 year olds here the other day. We showed up on Thursday morning at 11:20 and this place was deserted. We had it all to ourselves and it was awesome.
We tried out the mega-​playplace, which was not as neat as I was expecting. I was thinking it would be more for big people, but it’s still just for kids. An oversize McDonald’s playground. The kids loved it, but had there been more people there we wouldn’t have been able to keep an eye on them and that would have made things problematic. I’d save my $ 5 and just use the toddler playplace on the main level.
The ropes course looks fun and I plan on going back soon to try it out. The prices for laser tag are fantastic! $ 2.50 per round? I’ll take it! It was fun to watch the flow rider surf people but I doubt I’ll ever try that. We saw one guy just about lose his shorts and that was enough for me.
I’ll be back here for certain. Provo Beach Resort has a great concept and fun for all ages, and I love that it’s got so many options to choose from. I’d bet it gets packed in the evenings and weekends though.

We have only been once and I plan on diving in on another visit and getting a very full review. We went bowling and loved it. The system was pretty standard bowling-​wise but the people were helpful and friendly making my 3 year old’s first bowling experience a memorable one.
This venue has arcades, a ropes course, mini-​croquet, golf simulators, a flow rider surf area and even a pinewood derby track and cars. This really is an exciting new place for indoor activities and I look forward to trying out a lot more of what they have to offer.