What to expect at Orem's Dreamwalk Park
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Entering the Dreamwalk. Photo: Erin Alberty/Axios
Dreamwalk Park is drawing big crowds to Orem's University Place Mall for a simple reason: It's absolutely stunning.
Why it matters: You don't need to be snagged by the show-boating, ever-viral, TikTok-y cachet of immersive-experience trends like the Meow Wolf and Culturespace franchises to engage with this gorgeous display.
- My kid and I both promise, this is not last year's "immersive" Willy Wonka debacle of Glasgow infamy.
Catch up quick: The walk-through attraction opened in December at the mall after years of design and construction by a team of film set creators.
What's inside: See for yourself.
Tickets: $29.95 for adults, $19.95 for kids 3-12. Adaptive sessions are available with sensory adjustments.
- Based on the line I saw at the door on a Saturday afternoon, you should buy tickets online.
The big question: How does Dreamwalk compare to SLC's Dreamscapes?
- I defer to my 12-year-old: "Dreamwalk "is like 'Avatar' Land at Disney World. Dreamscapes is like that fever dream truck stop we went to in Montana. I can't choose."
The bottom line: Dreamwalk is seamless and beautiful. Dreamscapes is subversive and surprising. Go to both.