The Rush Funplex

"We had a great time. This new facility ids really nice, lots of employees to help out. Yes, it’s expensive, but a good time was had. Mini golf was decent, however most holes had the same set up."

"The new Rush complex is open! The kids could spend hours in the foam pit alone, ropes, ladders, swings, punching bag, and a walk to jump from. Go karts, bowling, laser tag, arcade games, mini golf, and pool. Something for everyone!"

"Pretty groovy for small kids arcade is friendlier! Drinks and food accessible. Close to home. Your older kids will absolutely love bowling too the 3 hrs for a certain price not bad because it includes laser tag the bumper cars bowling foam pit and this go kart attraction. Always has a wait on the go carts. I dont know for sure but I reckon the weekdays are bit better to go because of school nights then Friday sat or Sunday I bet friday nights and Saturdays are pretty busy! This place went on a Saturday afternoon or closer to evening.. not sure how Sundays are."

"A cool place but expensive. We had to pay $19 for a 1.5 hour pass for our 3 year old grandkid who cannot enjoy most of the attractions. Nevertheless, we had fun and like the place."

"Priceflex Fun but Pricey: A Mixed Bag at The Rush Funplex in North Ogden The Rush Funplex in North Ogden is a place that teeters between excitement and practical challenges. On my visit, I found it to be a mixed experience, with both enjoyable and less appealing aspects. One significant inconvenience is the non-functional elevator, particularly problematic for families with strollers. This meant having to navigate a flight of stairs to access the go-karts, which can be quite a hassle. The venue itself is noticeably overcrowded, which can detract from the overall enjoyment, especially during peak hours. This crowding, combined with the relatively high cost, makes the experience somewhat less appealing. The pricing structure is particularly steep, with an all-access wrist pass costing $25 per person for just three hours. For a family of five, this adds up to $125, a considerable amount for a short duration of fun. That said, the Funplex does offer a range of activities with all-new equipment. The options are diverse, from miniature golf and bowling to a well-stocked arcade. The air hockey table deserves special mention for being one of the coolest I’ve seen, offering a unique and enjoyable experience. The staff’s performance was a mixed bag. While some were friendly and helpful, others seemed less informed and unable to efficiently manage the bustling environment. Overall, The Rush Funplex can be a fun destination, particularly for teenagers who might find the pricing within their reach. However, for families with younger children or those on a tighter budget, the high cost for a limited time frame might be a deterrent. It's a place with potential for a great day out, but be prepared for the expense and practical challenges."