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Looking for the ultimate kids' birthday party in Utah? Impact Ninja Gym offers unforgettable Ninja Warrior birthday parties packed with obstacle course challenges, climbing, swinging, jumping, and nonstop fun. Our parties give kids the chance to test their ninja skills in a safe, exciting environment while parents enjoy a stress-free celebration. Whether you're celebrating a 5th birthday or a teenager's special day, this gym helps make every party an adventure to remember.

                   Larger Events:
Email/call for larger events.  We often hold Expos and Company parties and Product launch parties with a full 44,000 sq ft rentout. 

There are breakout rooms, a projector, many tables, and speakers with microphones for presenting.  contact@impactninjagym.com

Corporate Event

FAQS Ninja Birthday Party

 - What ages are birthday parties for?

    Ages 4-99.   There are a variety of challenges from easy to hard.  Simple race            courses and a bounce house all the way up to elite level obstacles.  

- How many kids can attend?

   There is no limit to how many can attend.  The first 10 participants are included 

   with the Ninja birthday parties.  Its $10 per participant for extras.

- Can parents bring food?

   Yes you can bring food or cake.  Unlike most places we allow you to bring what   

   you'd like so you have ultimate freedom over the food. 

- How long are the parties?

   Each standard party is 2 hours.  You can add additional hours if needed

- What setup is included:  

   In the party room, there are 3 picnic tables with table clothes.  There are also 2     

   other tables for presents or food.   We also provide napkins, plates, and

   plasticware.   

- ​What should kids wear?

   We recommend athletic clothes and athletic shoes.  However, there are no 

   requirements on the type of clothes to wear. 

- Do parents have to pay to play?  The group is counted by 'participants'.   So any

   adult who wants to play or try the challenges will be considered a participant.  If

   not participating, then adults can watch and help and record etc.

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