Seven Peaks Fun Center, Lehi

Staff are more interested in having a sword fight with each other than helping guests.

We purchased a groupon and showed up to a small line. There was about 4 families in front of us. It took 30 minutes to get to the counter and checked in. The line behind us was out the door and half the crowd just left.

This place was terrible, do not waste your money. Here’s my story:
My friend was meeting up with a girl for the first time that he had contacted on tinder. We decided to make it a double date with me and my girlfriend in order to ease the awkwardness. And it went well in that regard.
We arrived a bit earlier than the time we had scheduled to meet up with this girl and all of us were thirsty so we went to the diner area to get a cup of water. When we found out that a small cup of water cost 50¢, we asked for a drinking fountain. They did indeed have a drinking fountain… However, it was located on the second floor in a location that was totally surrounded by construction supplies. The fountain itself was covered in dust and dried paint.
When my friends date arrived we queued into the line. This is when we noticed that the entire staff seemed to consist of kids no older than 14. There were only two small families ahead of us in line and it still took 15 minutes before we were actually able to buy our tickets. We decided to go with the date night package that cost $ 25, it seemed like a decent deal at the time and we started our night.
Just observing this place was very unappealing. There were construction supplies everywhere… Paint cans, industrial fans and tools just laying in the middle of play areas. We felt like there must have been some sort of safety code being violated but we shrugged it off and were forgiving as we knew they were renovating the place. Which it was clearly in desperate need of.
We kicked off our night with a round of mini golf. This was a lot of fun… Only because I was spending time with my friends. Many of the holes on the course would have damage or even tunnels that were out of order and would eat the ball if played into… We still enjoyed ourselves with this and it was the only highlight of this night.
When we decided to go back inside we discovered that the place would be closing at 10:00… On a Saturday night. It was already 9:45 and we hadn’t used even half of our «points» or whatever they were for the night. This wasn’t a problem though, because when we decided to play the arcade games they had a nasty habit of making you swipe your points card and stealing your points without letting you play the games. It was absolutely ridiculous. The most annoying part may have been that they didn’t even let you finish your fun before shutting off the machines for closing time. My girlfriend and I were having whatever fun we could with a Jurassic Park game when suddenly all the machines shut off simultaneously and we were forced to stop playing in the middle of a game that we had spent a lot of points on.
Since we were being forced to leave before we had actually used what we had paid for, we decided to cash in on the dippin dots that came with our date night package. It was really great watching the 14 year old kid wipe his nose just before dishing up my friends date a skimpy portion of some freezer burned dippin dots. He then told us that there were no options for refunds even though we hadn’t used even half of the points that we had paid for.
I really doubt we will be returning any time soon.

We have the pass of all passes so I thought I would take my daughter here today. We got free admission because of the pass. This allows you to do laser tag, the rock climbing wall, miniature golf, and the play place which has slides and other fun things to climb around in like McDonald’s does. It’s just far bigger than the one on McDonald’s. They also have lots of video games and interactive games if you choose to purchase tokens.
I was most impressed with the climbing wall. It is well organized and it appears that they are running it very safely. I really like the belay system that they use. It’s automated and guides the kids down smoothly.
The reason I didn’t give them five stars is because the line I waited in to buy tokens took about 45 minutes. They were having to take photos and print passes for people who didn’t already have them. They definitely should have had a separate line for this because that is what took the bulk of the time. Otherwise I was pretty happy with our experience. We will definitely be back after they open the attractions outside for summer!

My kids LOVE Trafalga and we get so much value out of our «pass of all passes». For a winter escape you’ve got Laser Tag, Indoor Golf, Climbing Wall, play area, and frog hopper, all UNLIMITED with the pass. For summer you’ve got the outdoor golf, water spray bumper boats, carousel, tidal boat, drop seat, airplanes, and rollercoaster (sometimes) also UNLMITED. Arcade is fun too, kids love the Bowling (skittles) and wheel of fortune.
If you’ve got kids between the ages of 3 — 16 then this place is the greatest! One of the best laser tag arena’s ever and the seasonal attractions (Haunted Attic, and North Pole) have been a huge plus. THANK YOU SEVEN PEAKS!

What a waste of money! Waited in line for 15 minutes while a single register took care of a line of customers to the door. We had a group of 11 people and we played mini golf at $ 6 a piece, would have been better to watch it blow away in the wind. The course was so dilapidated I don’t think they even put their change jar money back into the place. Right from the start there was standing water over several holes that we had to take a paper cup to bale it or so we could play. Another hole had rocks over the sidewalk, where you try to hit and on the hole itself, it was ridiculous! They’re lucky nobody didn’t roll an ankle. Other holes were so brokedown the ball would get lost in the structure itself. Had to go and get new balls because they wouldn’t come out. Other holes were so dark because of burned out bulbs, it was hard to even see what color ball you were playing with. Don’t waste your money, and avoid this place.

It’s like a traveling carnival broke down next to the freeway and so they built mini golf and laser tag around the worn out carnival rides. It has potential but someone is going to have to dump a bunch of cash to update and repair or replace much of it. I couldn’t even get a fried Twinkie.

Went there with my family for my 26^th birthday. We played mini golf because most of us were wearing sandals and you can’t ride the go karts without actual shoes on. The mini golf course was alright, it seemed like a pretty generic setup like not much thought was put into designing or its creativity. After mini golf we went and played a little in the arcade… ya, it sucked. Most of the games I wanted to play were either out of order or not working properly. And for most of the popular games you don’t win any tickets from them, which really sucks.
This was the first and most likely the last time I will come to this location, the employees seem to be very careless and don’t really help you as well as you’d expect them to. The options kinda suck as far as what you’re able to do depending on your apparel. So I give them two stars, had I known it was that crappy I wouldn’t have even gone.

Have been going and playing laser tag with my children for years and have ALWAYS worn flip flops. Got told by a teeny bopper that I couldn’t play in my flips flops so I wasted a 30 minute drive so my children and I could play laser tag. If Trafalga is going to change the rules they should be letting people know before they go! The rides kept shutting down, the golf course needs work and the place is kind of falling apart. We will not be renewing our passes, it’s not worth it

Laser tag is great, but this place has REALLY let itself go. 30 minutes to get my pass checked? Desperately needs a few older people to lead the staff. There could not have been a soul over 17 here. I really would like to see this place get back to where it was 2 years ago. Repair the broken machines or take them out. Hire a trained staff. You have a great product, own up to it.

This place is real ghetto. Most of the games are broken and out of order. I can’t forget to mention that a off duty employee was aggressive to my 7 year old son during laser tag. When confronted about the situation he told me he needed to leave because he would do something he would regret. I then let the management know about the situation. Who knows what happened after.

I had THE worst experience here! I will NEVER again waste my money or my time here ever again. We arrived and there was one line, and we were #4 in line. After 10 minutes another line finally opened up and instead of taking the next person in line they took the 4^th person in line (who was the person behind me). I looked at the person in front of me to see if they were going to say anything but they didn’t. 5 minutes later another line had formed to the left of me and they were taking people from that like even though I had been waiting for 15 minutes and those people didn’t wait at all. Finally I got fed up with it and cut in front of the next person. The cashier turned his back on me and ignored me! That’s when I lost it and yelled at him! I used to work in customer service so I usually have a lot of patience and that was my first time ever yelling at anyone. But I just could not believe how rude and inconsiderate these idiots were! If there weren’t 6 kids and 2 other adults with me we would’ve left! At least I got to take my frustrations out and give them a piece of my mind! The cashier gave us our cards and said they were for the games and the receipts were for the rides. Which was not true! This guy had «manager» on his badge and he didn’t even know how their cards worked! I will never come here again and will make sure everyone I know never comes here either. Horrible first experience, and definitely last! Too bad because they lost a lot of business and money from me. Train your employees and your «management» better.

The only reason my son and I visit is for the laser tag. The arcade and mini golf are okay but we rarely do anything else there. The only other activity worth mention is mini bowling… which is fun for children who have a hard time with a regular sized bowling ball.
Back to laser tag. The arena is a large and every game is full so there rarely is a lull in the action. That many people though can mean some long waits till your session is called. We get our reserved game time, grab a bite to eat nearby, and then return a few minutes before our game time.
Use your pass of all passes and laser tag is free. Mini golf is also free with your pass but the bowling and arcade will cost you coin.

What you see is what you get. This is an older park, be open to a fun experience and so it will be. The rides are older, some stuff is a little beat up but the kids always seem to have fun. The climbing wall is fun, and laser tag is very cool. The go kart track is a bit on the small side, even if was in prime condition, but again the kids dig it. If you have a pass of all passes, this is an easy and fun ever for the kids, and free. Go for an hour or two and let your inner child out… And quit complaining that you were expecting Disney.

Horrible experience. They couldn’t turn the lights on to the outside golf course, we had to use the same color balls and the course was in bad shape (balls getting stuck in pipes etc). Will not be going back.

This place is what it is. It’s older and run down, but honestly, every kid here was having a great time. Bring a towel or extra clothes for the bumper boats — you’ll get soaked. Not damp, soaked. The go carts are not the zippy slick racers you would hope for, but theyare at least there. The old little airplane ride was a fun little ride for the little ones, but some of the planes don’t rise in the air.
Inside there is wall climbing and an amusement ride that while very outdated, every child enjoyed the quick thrill of getting bounced around.
Inside, there’s a fun play area that my two year olds was able to climb around in. He had a total blast and was devastated when we called time. I was kind of nervous because once they’re in there, there’s no way to get them out unless they come out on their own.
We used our Pass of all Passes. It covers all of the rides except for tokens in their arcade and food. As an adult, I wasn’t thrilled with the level of cleanliness — sticky and grimy floors that appears swept at most, but likely not cleaned as my feet were sticking to the tile and the carpets were soiled in appearance.
Overall, it was a nice outing for my kids. Definitely the kind of place you can take younger kids several times and they’ll have a great time each time. Mine are 2 and 5 and are already wanting to go back.
They are open Monday through Saturday, and don’t open till noon.

My kids love going here. We have the pass of all passes, which is a great deal and we live nearby. For my kids, it is always fun. My biggest complaint is that the last two times we have wanted to play mini golf we had to wait 30 min and 70 min respectively for golf balls. It wasn’t super crowded, they just don’t have enough balls.

I have the Pass of All Passes, so I figured I’d use it at least once to go to the Lehi in Trafalga – I had always seen the Mt. Rushmore rollercoaster as I drove past it on the freeway, and wanted to ride it.
Well…my cousin and I rushed over to the rollercoaster hoping there wouldn’t be a line. In fact, there was NO line. Frustrated, I asked an employee why the rollercoaster was closed. She didn’t know. She said, «That rollercoaster’s been closer, for, like, two years.» I’m assuming they’re not planning on fixing it, either…
So, my cousin and I used our time to play mini golf inside, in the attic. FREAKIN’ HOT up there. I swear, I was sweating like a pig and it was April.
Well, then, we decided to play laser tag. There was over an hour’s wait for a 10 minute game. Wasn’t worth it. In the waiting area, I was SO distracted by the smell of poopy diapers that I couldn’t concentrate on the «safety» video presentation. Heck, I couldn’t even hear the video. As it turns out, the employee who had been dividing everyone into teams miscounted or something, because my cousin and I were put on a team where there weren’t enough vests. We had to split up and be on separate teams. No one was there to tell us which we should go on, so we just did whatever we wanted. The course is terrible. If you want to play real laser tag, try Laser Assault in Provo! Much better!
After laser tag, we went outside to see what else there was to do. Pretty much nothing. The little pirate ship thing was closed, and so were the bumper boats.
Sadly, I think this Trafalga is better than the Orem one. That doesn’t say much, does it?!

I guess I should have expected a very mediocre experience here but I guess I was fooling myself. Yes, we got sucked into the Pass of All Passes for $ 10 and thankfully there are other places other than Liberty Land that the pass is good for. Hopefully those places are better and if not I’m so glad that we only spent $ 10 per pass rather than $ 30, $ 40 or $ 50. The rollercoaster hasn’t been working for a long time now so count that out. If you’re looking to do any of the rundown rides for small kids outside, plan on being there for a while — they only had one staff member so they had to go from one ride to the next while the lines were continuing to grow (no apologies to boot). A lot of games inside were broken and of course cost you extra and the place felt like an extremely poorly managed, design and maintained Chuck e Cheese (that’s not a compliment Chuck e Cheese). I doubt this review will do anything but it’s at least worth putting a brief review down. Hopefully the other Seven Peaks areas are better.

Wow. this place is great!
Having lived in Utah and now moved away, family was back in town visiting relatives. Saw that Liberty Land had been bought by Trafalga and decided to go see what it was all about.
We were impressed! Kids are 10 and 8 and they LOVED being able to drive the cars by themselves instead of just being a rider. The laser tag is awesome! Much better than most! The arena is confusing and fun to play in! The golf course is very nice and hopefully Trafalga can keep the place in good condition.
Just happened to be there on $ 3 Thursday when everything is $ 3, which is normally $ 6.50 so definitely a great deal!
I understand Trafalga is having the grand opening of the place towards the end of July. Hopefully they will be able to advertise the new digs and get people in there since it’s been closed over a year now.
Great family environment and awesome helpful employees.