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Step into Utah’s largest blacklight splatter room for a private, 45-minute neon paint session — ideal for groups up to 14. Expect protective gear, glowing canvases, custom music and a messy keepsake to take home.
Step into Utah’s largest blacklight splatter room for a private, 45-minute neon paint session — ideal for groups up to 14. Expect protective gear, glowing canvases, custom music and a messy keepsake to take home.
When you step through the front doors of the largest splatter room in Utah, blacklight spills across a waiting field of blank canvases and neon bottles.
Fluorescent droplets catch on hoodies and booties as the instructor cues a playlist and the celebration button primes a burst of special effects.
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Operated by Red Giant Experiences · Provo, Utah
When you step through the front doors of the largest splatter room in Utah, blacklight spills across a waiting field of blank canvases and neon bottles.
Fluorescent droplets catch on hoodies and booties as the instructor cues a playlist and the celebration button primes a burst of special effects.
The venue sits in Utah Valley beneath the Wasatch Range—landscapes formed by limestone and river valleys that have drawn makers and visitors to Provo for generations.
In recent years the city’s arts scene has branched beyond campus galleries into participatory experiences; this splatter room reads like performance art and paint studio combined, designed for groups who want a hands-on, sensory-friendly event.
Operationally, the booking is 75 minutes total with a 45-minute in-room session that includes briefing, protective gear, paint time, and cleanup.
Private bookings accommodate up to 14 people; each guest receives two neon paint bottles (choose from six colors), eyewear, a poncho-hoodie, booties, art tools, in-room games, and an 11"x14" take-home canvas.
The room is blacklight-lit for dramatic fluorescence and offers custom music and special effects.
Practical guidance: arrive 20 minutes early to check in and stow belongings, wear clothes you won’t mind staining, and secure valuables—paint can be persistent even with protective gear.
The facility is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and located near public transit, making it an easy stop during a day in Provo.
Tickets are final sale; confirm group size and any special requirements before booking.
Bring a small bag for your finished canvas and be ready to leave with a vivid, hands-on keepsake.
easy.
1–1.5 hours.
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most fitness levels and ages with supervision for young children.
The in-room splatter session runs about 45 minutes; the total booking time is approximately 75 minutes to allow for check-in and cleanup.
Yes—children may participate under adult supervision; staff will brief safety and recommend gentler techniques for younger attendees.
Neon paint can be stubborn; the venue provides protective ponchos and booties but you should assume paint may stain and avoid wearing valuables.
Yes—this location is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and offers nearby public transportation options for easy access.
Provo has shifted from a college-focused cultural center into a broader arts and maker community; hands-on venues like this reflect that local trend toward experiential events.
Follow the facility’s guidelines for paint use and disposal. Use provided protective gear and avoid bringing single-use plastics—the venue manages cleanup and waste under local regulations.
Red Giant Experiences operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
When you step through the front doors of the largest splatter room in Utah, blacklight spills across a waiting field of blank canvases and neon bottles.
Fluorescent droplets catch on hoodies and booties as the instructor cues a playlist and the celebration button primes a burst of special effects.
When you step through the front doors of the largest splatter room in Utah, blacklight spills across a waiting field of blank canvases and neon bottles.
Fluorescent droplets catch on hoodies and booties as the instructor cues a playlist and the celebration button primes a burst of special effects.
The venue sits in Utah Valley beneath the Wasatch Range—landscapes formed by limestone and river valleys that have drawn makers and visitors to Provo for generations.
In recent years the city’s arts scene has branched beyond campus galleries into participatory experiences; this splatter room reads like performance art and paint studio combined, designed for groups who want a hands-on, sensory-friendly event.
Operationally, the booking is 75 minutes total with a 45-minute in-room session that includes briefing, protective gear, paint time, and cleanup.
Private bookings accommodate up to 14 people; each guest receives two neon paint bottles (choose from six colors), eyewear, a poncho-hoodie, booties, art tools, in-room games, and an 11"x14" take-home canvas.
The room is blacklight-lit for dramatic fluorescence and offers custom music and special effects.
Practical guidance: arrive 20 minutes early to check in and stow belongings, wear clothes you won’t mind staining, and secure valuables—paint can be persistent even with protective gear.
The facility is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible and located near public transit, making it an easy stop during a day in Provo.
Tickets are final sale; confirm group size and any special requirements before booking.
Bring a small bag for your finished canvas and be ready to leave with a vivid, hands-on keepsake.