Free admission to explore the amazing themed work space for Epic employees. Grounds were beautiful, staff were friendly, and the buildings were awesome

We got tickets a month in advance staying up until midnight to be certain we got them as they go quick. It is an interesting place and you will do lots of walking.

Sime indicated rude receptionist. Our encounter was NOT. She was busy and precise. That is NOT rude. She has a job to do . Other reviews indicated confusing instructions to get to receptionist fire check in. YES this is true. Look for HUMPTY statue while entering solar panel parking lot. That is the trellis walkway Main Entrance across from the lot you need to follow.

We arrived 20 minutes early and were told we had to wait outside until our tour started. It's a self guided tour. Apparently having to be handed a map, be told our group was too big, and threatened that if our kids make any noise we'll be kicked out needs to follow a VERY strict timeline. If you want the women at the reception desk to act as if they hate your very existence by signing up for a tour that their company offers, you'll probably have a good time, I guess. We got our map and immediately left. Definitely not for kids under 10.

Epic Systems absolutely blew my mind. The entire campus is stunning—beautifully designed and executed with incredible imagination. Every area has its own unique theme, and there’s something interactive or playful—whether it’s dressing up like a Jedi, waving a wand, sliding down a slide, or even climbing onto a giant, adult-sized rocking horse. The level of detail is unbelievable.What really stood out to me was the craftsmanship. We even saw an artist carefully painting a curved wall, blending colors with such precision—it was mesmerizing. And that same attention to detail carries throughout the entire campus: the carpets, office doors, nameplates, elevators (inside and out), even the bathrooms. Every inch feels thoughtfully designed and genuinely artistic.There are a few things to know before you go. They are fairly strict—you can’t arrive early, and outside food or drinks aren’t allowed. The cafés are for employees only, though there are water fountains available. The directions can also be confusing; we ran into a few groups wandering like we were. You also won’t be able to see everything in one visit—we only made it through a couple of areas in our time slot.It’s also a lot of walking—we logged about 14,000 steps—so keep that in mind if you’re visiting with younger kids in terms of both attention span and energy level.That said, it’s important to remember this is a working business. There are real employees holding meetings and getting work done, please be respectful and keep noise levels down so that others can continue to enjoy this gem!Overall, it’s an inspiring, one-of-a-kind place that feels more like an immersive art experience than a corporate campus. Truly unforgettable.