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.
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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.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal physical exertion; suitable for most fitness levels and ages with supervision for young children.
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History
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.
Conservation
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.
Reserve your spot on the Neon Paint, Backlight-lit, Splatter Room Experience XL today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Dress for the mess
Wear old clothes or bring a change—neon paint can stain fabrics despite the provided poncho and booties.
Arrive early to check in
Plan to arrive 20 minutes before your start time to sign waivers, gear up, and store belongings.
Protect valuables
Leave jewelry and electronics in a locker or car—paint and blacklight effects can ruin lenses and fabrics.
Book as a group
This experience is private for up to 14 people—coordinate music and color choices in advance for the best group flow.
Old clothes or change of clothes
Protect your everyday clothing from permanent neon stains by wearing something expendable or bringing a change.
Closed-toe shoes
Booties are provided but solid closed shoes are useful for walking to and from the venue.
Small carry bag for canvas
A tote or box will keep your 11"x14" finished canvas protected during travel.
Phone or camera with protective case
Capture the glow, but use a protective case and avoid getting paint on lenses or electronics.