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The Rush Funplex, Syracuse, UT
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The Rush Funplex

The Rush Funplex is an attraction in Syracuse, UT, part of the Salt Lake City guide. Cost: $25 to $50.

1806 S 2000 W · Syracuse, UT

Why you should go…

The Rush Funplex is a chain of indoor family entertainment centers with several locations in Utah plus locations in Kansas and Missouri. The Syracuse, Utah location offers go-karts, bowling, a glow-in-the-dark mini golf course, an arcade, bumper cars, laser tag, a rock climbing wall, roller skating and a foam pit. Guests can buy an all-day activity pass or pay per game with an arcade card.

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  • #arcade
  • #go-karts
  • #bowling
  • #indoor

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