How much does Kids Empire Midvale cost?

Typically $10 to 20 per child. Check kidsempire.com for current Midvale pricing. Memberships cover all Kids Empire locations.

What is the difference between Kids Empire Midvale and Kids Empire Salt Lake City?

Both are Kids Empire locations with the same format. Midvale is in the south-central valley (Midvale), while the SLC location is downtown. Memberships cover both.

Is Kids Empire Midvale open late?

Yes, open until 10PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. One of the later closing indoor play venues in the area.

Is Kids Empire Midvale good for babies?

Yes, there's a dedicated baby/toddler zone separated from older kids' play areas. Infants are welcome.

Does Kids Empire Midvale have food?

Yes, there's an on-site cafe with food and drinks for both kids and parents.

Kids Empire Midvale

Name: Kids Empire Midvale
Address: 7111 Bingham Jct Blvd, Salt Lake City, UT, 84047, US
Telephone: +1 801-871-3851
Rating: 4.7

Rating

4.7(2,487)

Family of 4

$50-$80 (Kids Empire pricing typically $10-20/child; check kidsempire.

Duration

1.5-2.5 hours

Best Ages

Best for ages 0 to 10

About

Kids Empire's format is purpose-built for the 0-10 crowd: multi-story soft play structures that segregate age groups by floor level, a toddler zone at the base where babies and crawlers can play without big-kid traffic, role-play areas like a mini grocery store and salon that kids ages 3 to 7 especially love, and a cafe that serves real food for parents who want to stay longer than a quick visit allows.

For the Midvale/South Valley geographic area, Kids Empire is the indoor play anchor. The nearest competitor of similar quality is the SLC downtown location, which is 20 minutes north. The Midvale location handles the Sandy, Murray, West Jordan, and Midvale family populations with extended hours (open until 10PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) that few indoor venues match.

Kids Empire memberships cover all locations, which is worth noting if you'd visit both Midvale and the SLC downtown location across a year. At 3+ visits annually, membership typically pays off. Check kidsempire.com for current pricing, rates vary by season and may include family or sibling discounts.

Age Suitability

Infants (0-1)Toddlers (1-3)Little Kids (4-6)Big Kids (7-9)Tweens (10-12)Teens (13-17)

Parent Logistics

Stroller-Friendly

Yes

Nursing / Changing

Available

Kid Meals

Available

Setting

Indoor

Rainy Day

Great option!

Plan Your Visit

Best Time to Visit

Weekday mornings or Sunday (note: Friday and Saturday stay open until 10PM)

Wait Times

No formal wait, open play with capacity management

Nearby Food

On-site cafe. Midvale has extensive dining along Bingham Junction Blvd and 7200 S, casual, fast food, and sit-down options within 5 minutes.

Why Kids Love It

The Midvale location serves the central-south Salt Lake Valley with Kids Empire's signature multi-story soft play structures, role-play areas (mini grocery store, salon, etc.), toddler zones, and cafe. Kids 0-10 consistently rate it among the best indoor play options in the metro.

Pro Tips from Parents

Multi-story play structures with dedicated baby/toddler floors keep age groups appropriately separated
Open until 10PM on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, one of the latest indoor play options in the area
Kids Empire membership covers all locations, if you visit frequently, membership pays off quickly
On-site cafe with real food, plan a meal here and make it a longer outing

What to Bring

Socks (required)
Change of clothes for toddlers
Budget for cafe

Cost Info

Estimated Cost (Family of 4)

$50-$80 (Kids Empire pricing typically $10-20/child; check kidsempire.

Tips to Save

Kids Empire memberships cover all locations, if you visit SLC or Midvale, a single membership covers both.
Check for weekday morning discount sessions.