What I like about this place is the fun rides. Honestly though, it was lost on our young kids. We adults would take turns, but the kids would rather just play in the pools. Might as well go to the public pool and spend an 1/8 of the price to get in. The place is overpriced in every way-admission, parking and food. Which brings me to my next ...

Seven Peaks was better than ever in 2008. They replaced the turf by the wavepool and all of the slides were up and running this year. Their new slide, The Vortex, is really sweet! We have season passes and so we went a lot this year. The water is normally warm and it was cold sometimes, which didn't matter that much because it was so hot ...

i thought that it was to expensive there i had to pay 2.00 for a fry that is too expensive when i can go to wendys and get a fry for 99 cents

so im basing this park on UTAH water parks cause its no competition compared to other places. so anyway, lets face it Utah County CAN get pretty boring at times, and if you're looking for something fun to do one day 7-Peaks is a great pass time... that is, if you have money.. its very expense. I'd suggest bringing food and drinks from home ...

7 Peaks was a nice park, but it's currently in poor condition. The slides close sporadically with no explanation, the seams of some of the slides are uncomfortable, and the 'turf' is in bad need of replacement -- especially by the wave pool. I visit Provo on occasion, but won't return to 7 Peaks until improvements are made.

Great sites of water and boomerang was Awesome!
I can't wait until I come again! I visited it with the Girls' BYU Basketball Camp. We all had a blast and the employees were great in showing us how to ride the rides. I had a great time and I hope those that come next will have thrill as much as I did.

My church took the young women and I can assure anyone who has not been there they will have the best time ever. There is so much to do. You can even take your younger kids with you and you can still have a GREAT time.

Everything is ridiculously expensive. By the time you pay to get in you have no money left for food, which is probably a good thing because its also so expensive that you would not be able to enjoy your time at the park after wasting so much money on a item that you dont even get to keep. I will say one good thing the slides were quite enjoyable, ...

My 4 kids, ages 16, 13, 8 & 5 all LOVE 7 Peaks. We got season passes through our elementary school for $40 per person; can't imagine paying $20 per kid every time! We go every week & I play in the kiddy pool by the big yellow snake & kiddy slides, where my 5-yr-old permanently stations herself for hours. The big kids take the ...