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Kids Pass Deals
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Latest Expired Deals
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1mth Kids Pass for £5 with no subscription
Normally auto-renews but with this deal it’s a one-off payment
ExpiredKids Pass* is a family membership that opens up about 3,500 offers, including up to 40% off cinema tickets and 'kids eat free' at various restaurant chains. It usually costs £4.99 a month or £39.99 a year and rolls on automatically.
Yet we've blagged a one-off, one-month subscription for £4.99 - so not a reduced price, but it means you can try out Kids Pass with a guarantee of no extra payments, and no risk. Both new and past members are eligible. The offer ends at 11.59pm on Tue 26 Nov or when 1,000 passes have been claimed, whichever's soonest.
If you're not deterred by a rolling membership, Kids Pass offers a £1 one-month free trial, which automatically renews onto a £39.99 annual membership (so remember to cancel if you don’t want to keep it after the trial). If you're already on a trial pass and coming to the end of the 30 days, you can still use this offer to get one more month for £4.99.
Go via our MSE Blagged Kids Pass* link to get a one-off, 30-day membership for £4.99. Combine with our other Things to do with the kids to ensure you're always getting the best deal.
What it gets you
Kids Pass gets you access to discounted activities across the UK. One pass covers a whole household. Depending on the offer you go for, you'll probably find you've made back the £5 cost of the pass in savings on just one activity.
Here are some strong examples of the current offers:
- All major theme parks - 57% off
- KidZania London - 50% off
- Jump Division - 50% off
- Topsy Turvy World - BOGOF
- Westmidland Safari Park - 49% off
- 400 cinemas nationwide - 40% off
- All major aquariums - 40% off
- Diggerland - 35% off
- Bear Grylls Adventure - 30% off
- Blackpool Zoo - 25% off
- Bounce Trampolining - 20% off
- Lower Drayton Farm - adults go free
- Bristol Aquarium - kids go free
- World of Wings - kids go free
- New Forest Wildlife Park - kids go free
- Hard Rock Cafe - kids eat free
How to use Kids PassAfter signing up via our link above, you'll need to download the free Kids Pass app and sign in. Browse the offers and click 'claim offer' when you find one you want.
Redeeming the offer on the day varies depending on the activity. You may have to show your Kids Pass membership (via the app, under the 'membership card' tab), quote a code over the telephone or follow a link online.
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FREE one-month Kids Pass (norm £7.50)
Gets access to 3,700 offers, eg, kids eat free & cheap cinema
ExpiredKids Pass members get access to about 3,700 offers, including kids eat free and up to 40% off cinema tickets. You can't see specific deals before you sign up and we haven't featured it before, so we've blagged a free month trial (usually £7.50) that won't auto-enrol you afterwards - meaning you can try it for free, with no strings attached.
Simply go via this MSE Blagged Kids Pass* link by 11.59pm on Thu 31 Mar to get a free month's membership (you'll then need to download the app for Apple or Android only, see below). Let us know what you think of it in the forum or on Twitter.
What it gets you
Offers run across England, Wales and Scotland (plus a few offers in Northern Ireland) and you only need one Kids Pass per household. Kids Pass told us there's no limit on the number of adults or children, but there may be 'certain restrictions', so you'll need to check each offer individually.
It's a closed group so we can’t share the specifics of most deals - but, we've seen a preview, and decent savings include:
- Free child meals at 1,300 restaurants, eg, Brewers Fayre, Strada, Giraffe, Papa Johns and Handmade Burger Co (with a paying adult)
- Up to 40% off cinema tickets, including adult and child tickets at 420 cinemas
- Up to 50%ish off theme parks, including adult and child entry
- 2for1 bowling at 32 MFA bowling centres
How to use Kids Pass
Once you've signed up for the free trial via the link above, you'll need to download the Kids Pass app (for Apple or Android only) and sign in using your login details. Search for offers by category, and click 'claim offer' to get any you want to use.
Every offer you claim will be stored as a document, including instructions on how to use it, in the 'my offers' tab. Redemption methods we found include showing your Kids Pass membership (via the app, under the 'membership card' tab) for kids eat free, quoting a code via telephone to book theme park tickets, and following a link to book cinema tickets online.
Extend your membership after free trial for £1 for two months
If you want to extend your membership, it's £1 for two months after your free month’s trial, then £29.99 for a year (usually £75). Important: If you don't want to be automatically enrolled for a year's membership, you'll need to cancel in the second month, before the £29.99 direct debit comes out. You can cancel by emailing membership@kidspass.co.uk or by calling 01612448225.
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