Thanksgiving Point

Cornbellys is the fall version of Disneyland. It has great activities and something to do around every corner. It has amazing food a good prices. There is a lot included in your ticket which is great and if you leave near by make it worth it to buy the season pass, as you will not be able to do everything in one night. Duck racing was super fun this is only part time of the year at thanksgiving point but the I also have the season pass to thanksgiving point. Worth it after like 3 uses. If you have kids and you live within an hour of thanksgiving point get that pass.

We visited Thanksgiving Point in the spring and were thoroughly impressed by the gardens. The landscaping was stunning—vibrant, well-maintained, and ideal for capturing memorable photos. The venue also offered several engaging play activities for children, making it a great family destination. Multiple food vendors were available, providing a variety of options for snacks and meals. Highly recommended for a relaxing and enjoyable day out.

We visited Thanksgiving point with its many museums during Spring break to Salt Lake City. We had a chance to visit the ongoing Tulip festival which was a blast. We enjoyed doing a little world puzzle treasure hunt identifying a huddle letter in different view points in the tulip festival at Ashton Garden. The ice cream treat at iceage creamery was outstanding. We had fun learning at different exhibits about ants, butterflies, origins of earth and different stages and dinosaurs.

Thanksgiving Point All Access Pass prices: Adult: $39 Youth (ages 13-17): $33 Child (ages 3-12): $29 Senior (65+): $36 Children ages 2 and under: Free All Access Pass gives you access to 7 venues at Thanksgiving Point: Ashton Gardens Butterfly Biosphere Curiosity Farms Mountain America Jurassic Jungle Mountain America Museum of Ancient Life Museum of Natural Curiosity The Carousel This establishment is quite extensive. Ashton Gardens, Museum of Natural Curiosity, and the Carousel are located in one area and about 1.2 miles from the other venues. A vehicle is necessary to explore the area or visit these venues. Overall, be prepared for considerable walking and a hilly terrain. At Jurassic Jungle, grip socks are required, although they can be purchased for $3. Jurassic Jungle features a large indoor playground and obstacle courses. It is advisable to purchase an All Day Pass if you plan to visit two or more venues.

The only downside to our afternoon in Ashton Gardens was the hefty price tag. $27 is too much for entry just to the gardens. On the other hand, the Light of the World sculpture exhibit of the life of Jesus Christ was remarkable. We enjoyed that and the Tree of Life sculpture exhibit and then walked around the waterfall which is incredibly designed for a man-made water feature.