Reserved Admission Tickets
Treehouse offers two timed admission blocks to choose from Tuesday through Saturday: 10 a.m. to 1 and 1 to 4:30 p.m. Timed tickets can be reserved for the date and time block you wish online. Members of Treehouse are encouraged to reserve their free tickets online in advance, too, because Treehouse can reach capacity on admissions at times and may not have in person admissions available. Free days require special Event Tickets, which, again, are free, but must be reserved online. Reserving tickets makes checking in faster at our Welcome Desk and ensures we have room for your family to visit.
Treehouse is proud to be a Blue Star Museum again this year, offering free regular admission for active duty military personnel and their immediate families. Just present your valid military ID to the Treehouse Cashier at the Welcome Desk or, to arrange tickets in advance, please call Lynne at 801-528-4708.
Please note that children must be supervised by their grownups at all times and that adults must certify that all members of their group are well and able to enjoy the Museum. Masks are welcome, but not required at this time. All children must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older and teens and adults on their own are not admitted. If you'd like a tour to see what Treehouse is like, please call us at 801-394-9663.
Current Hours:
Mondays10 a.m. to 12 noonTuesday through Saturday10 a.m. to 1 p.m., 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Admission Fees:
$10 : Children Ages : 2 to 12
$5 : Youth Ages : 13 to 17 coming with families
$5 : Adults and Seniors Ages : 18+ coming with families
FREE: Treehouse Member Children and their Adults
FREE: Toddlers & Babies Under Age 2
Treehouse Admission Policies
Because Treehouse is a place designed for young children, all children must be accompanied by an adult 18 years or older. All adults must be accompanied by a child ages 1 to 12. This policy applies even to our members. Teens and adults on their own without families are not admitted, but can arrange a tour to see what Treehouse has to offer.
Please only visit when everyone in the family is well.
All caregivers –parents, grandparents, teachers, and chaperones – are responsible for supervising their children throughout their visit to Treehouse and for ensuring that children walk, use inside voices, and help tidy exhibits before moving on. Exhibits must be used safely and appropriately.
Strollers can block walkways, limiting wheelchair access, and stroller wheels can even damage exhibits. Because of this, we ask that all strollers be parked in the locker lobby area. Exceptions are made for grown-ups with physical issues, twins and triplets, and sleeping babies.
Treehouse has wheelchairs for loan upon request.
Please note that no food or drink, except water, is allowed in the exhibit galleries at Treehouse. Guests are asked to bring their own water bottles.
Treehouse is a drug, alcohol, and tobacco (vaping) free facility.
Check "Planning Your Visit" for more information about how Treehouse is keeping everyone safe and healthy and how caregivers are expected to help.
Families with older youth and adults with special needs are most welcome, but should be aware that exhibits are designed for children ages 2 to 12, and may not be safe for adult-sized visitors. Please call if you have questions: 801-394-9663.
Treehouse staff reserves the right to refuse admission, revoke membership, and/or remove any person without a refund for violating the Admission Policies or exhibiting unsafe, inappropriate, or disruptive behavior.
