Water spraying from the water slide at Hawaiian Waters Water Park at The Colony in Texas.

GetOut Pass Dallas – What Do You Get?

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For those of you who are on the fence about purchasing the GetOut pass for DFW, I’ve done you a favor and listed out all the venues by type, their prices, and what you get, so that you can easily see which venues you might want to go to, and if the GetOut pass is right for you.

I know it’s a year-long commitment, and you’re wondering if you’ll actually use the pass and get your money’s worth.

If you stumbled upon this post and don’t really know what the GetOut pass is and what it entails, you can read all about the GetOut pass here.

What Does The GetOut Pass for Dallas Cost?

Price For the DFW GetOut pass: $64.95

Keep in mind this price is per ticket, so if you have a family of 4, you will multiply this x4 = $259.80.

Using my discount code: TGF at getout.com, you can get a $5 discount per ticket, bringing your ticket price down to $59.95. Or, use this link to have the code already applied.

For a family of 4 with the discount, your price will be $239.80.

To make it easier for you, I’ve tallied up the discounted prices here:

  • 2 Tickets: $119.90
  • 3 Tickets: $179.85
  • 4 Tickets: $239.80
  • 5 Tickets: $299.75
  • 6 Tickets: $359.70
  • 7 Tickets: $419.65
  • 8 Tickets: $479.60

I included up to 8 tickets in case you have a large family with 2 parents, 4 kids, and a set of grandparents.

Now that you know the potential total cost, in order to help you figure out if this pass is right for you, I’ll get into the nitty-gritty about the Dallas/Fort Worth location for the GetOut pass. It will all depend on how much use you get out of it. Choose the venues (listed below) you think you’ll like to go to and add up the prices to compare.

As of this writing, in the late summer of 2026, there are 63+ venues offered in the DFW area, some of which you have to choose between when you redeem. Prices may fluctuate for each venue (as they sometimes change prices, I’ve found), so take a look at these prices as just an example of what you can expect. You can look them up individually to verify once you figure out which venues you’d like to go to.

Let’s get into them by category. All venues and attractions include 1 visit unless otherwise noted.

GetOut Pass Add-On Venues for Texas DFW

First, there are 2 Add-On Venues. These cost extra, and you can choose from 2 Venues:

  1. Legoland Discovery
  2. SEA LIFE Grapevine

You are able to choose between one of these when you check out.

The Add-on price is $15 to upgrade to Plus from the Standard membership.

Prices for venues vary by date and time that you book, but I will break down a rough estimate for you.

Legoland Discovery Center – Grapevine$21.99 – $27.99 (cheaper prices online)
SEA LIFE Aquarium – Grapevine$19 (booked online)
$24 (in person)
Combo Tickets (Legoland + SEA LIFE)$29.99 – $37.99

Waterparks

The GetOut pass for DFW includes a few water parks. If you love cooling down in the Texas heat, these are ones to make sure to hit.

Outdoor splash pad with people running through and water sldies in the background at Hawaiian Waters at The Colony in Texas.
Hawaiian Waters at The Colony, TX
Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark – Grand Prairie $44+ (online), $59 (at the gate)
Hawaiian Falls or Hawaiian Waters (choose 1)Hawaiian Waters – The Colony:
– $24.99 + tax (VIP sale price, Regular Price $39.99)

Hawaiian Waters – Garland:
– $24.99 + tax (VIP sale price, Regular Price $39.99)

Hawaiian Falls – Mansfield:
– $30.99 (online), $35.99 (at the gate)
– $20.99 (under 48″ tall online) $25.99 (at the gate)

Hawaiian Falls – Roanoke:
– $30.99 (online), $35.99 (at the gate)
– $20.99 (under 48″ tall online) $25.99 (at the gate)

Hawaiian Falls – Waco:
– $30.99 (online), $35.99 (at the gate)
– $20.99 (under 48″ tall online) $25.99 (at the gate)
The Cove at the Lakefront – Little Elm$18/person, $14 (ages 2 – 14)
Frisco Athletic Center and Water Park
(1-Day Pass to Water Park with Lazy River and Athletic Center, bi-annual) – Frisco
$13 (ages 18+)
$11 (ages 3-17)
Whoa Zone – Grapevine$23 (single splash), $12 (single splash kidzone)
$55 (all day splash), $30 (all day splash kidzone)
Splash Dayz – White Settlement48″ and taller:
– $27.99 + tax (online), $29.99 + tax (at gate)
Under 48″ tall:
– $25.99 + tax (online), $27.99 + tax (at gate)

People are floating in the lazy river at The Cove at the Colony in Texas.
The lazy river and waer slides inside The Cove in Little Elm, TX

Theme Park

The Dallas GetOut pass includes 1 theme park: the Peppa Pig Theme Park. We went to the one in Orlando a couple of times when my kids were young and were super fans of Peppa and George, so it was a big hit. We do plan on going again despite my kids being a little too old for the target age group. They still enjoy it!

My son and daughter sitting in a boat ride at Peppa Pig Theme Park
My daughter and son on a boat ride at Peppa Pig Theme Park
PEPPA PIG Theme Park – Fort Worth$19 for kids (limited promotion)
$24 for adults

Zoo + Animal Encounters

If you like seeing animals, there are several venues where you can encounter animals — at a zoo and even a drive-through safari.

A tiger looking to the side through a fence at Fort Worth Zoo in Texas.
A tiger we saw at the Fort Worth Zoo
Fort Worth Zoo – Fort WorthAdult (13-64): $22
Child (3-12): $18
Senior (65+): $18
Sharkarosa Zoo – Pilot PointAdult (13-64): $17
Child (3-12): $12
Senior (65+): $12
Rocky Ridge Safari Park (drive-through safari) – EustaceAdult (13-64): $19.95
Child (3-12): $15.95
Senior (65+): $17.95

Iconic Tourist Venue

When visiting Dallas, you have to check out the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck to see the view of the city from the sky. Prices range depending on the day and time you choose for your timed ticket, but it’s included with your GetOut pass. Parking paid separately.

Our famioy at the top of Reunion Tower
Reunion Tower – DallasAdults: $19 – 40 (depending on day/time)
Youth (Ages 4 – 12): $10 – 20
Seniors (65+): $16 – 35

If you’re interested in seeing more of the major tourist attractions in Dallas, you might be interested in the Dallas CityPASS, which grants you access to 4 out of the top 6 attractions of your choice:

Indoor Botanical Garden

On a cold winter day, visiting the Texas Discovery Gardens is the perfect thing to do, as it is warm and humid inside. Enjoy seeing butterflies flying around and lots of different plants.

My son is walking around the Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park in Dallas.
My son walking around at the Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park, Dallas
Texas Discovery Gardens at Fair Park – DallasAdults (13+): $14
Children (4-12): $8
Seniors (65+): $12

Museums

Several museums are included in the GetOut pass, 2 of which are in Waco, a 2 hour drive from Dallas. When we went to the Bowling Museum, we were able to enjoy the facilities with only a few other visitors, giving us time to all try bowling in a vintage bowling alley.

I am bowling in one of the bowling lanes at the International Bowling Museum in Dallas.
The working bowling alley inside International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame
Ripley’s Believe It or Not – Grand PrairieGetOut pass includes access to Ripley’s Believe It or Not entry only. Combo Tickets start at:
– $29.99 for adults (13+)
– $24.99 for children (4-12)
International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame – ArlingtonAdults: $9.50 + tax
Children (4-17): $7.50 + tax
Seniors (65+) $7.50 + tax
Texas Sports Hall of Fame – WacoAdults: $10
Students (K – College): $6
Seniors: $8
Mayborn Museum – WacoAdults: $12
Children (2-15): $10
Seniors: $11

Interactive Museums

If you want some interactive museums for your hands-on kiddos, here are 2 museums where you can try a whole lot of science and some vintage video games. Both are located in the same building, so you can hit them both up on the same day if you have time.

My son is playing with a ball that is floating with air that is coming out of a red base while aiming the ball at a basketball hoop attached to the wall.
My son is trying to use the air machine to get the beach ball into the basketball hoop at Sci-Tech Discovery Center
National Videogame Museum – FriscoAdults: $12
Kids (3-10): $10
Seniors/Educators/Military: $10
Sci-Tech Discovery Center – FriscoChildren (3-18): $10
Adults: Free for Members
Seniors/Educators/Military: $8.50

Active Sports-Related Activities

Want to do something more active? There are several options to do some high ropes, play basketball or volleyball, go to some batting cages, do some indoor climbing, and even go ice skating.

Go Ape – River Legacy – ArlingtonAdults (18+): $54.95
Youth (Under 18): $49.95
Last Call Sessions: $41.95
StarCenter Multisport Facilities (basketball or volleyball) – Farmer’s Branch, NorthlakeOpen Play: $10/person
D-Bat (1 session with 10 pitching credits) – Mansfield10 Credits: $20
The Blok Climbing Co. (1 Day-Pass to indoor climbing gym) – Fort WorthDay Pass (16+): $20
Youth Pass (15 and under): $15
Children’s Health StarCenter (ice skating, skate rental not included, 2x/year) – Frisco, Plano, Farmer’s Branch, Mansfield, Euless, Northlake, Irving, and McKinney$17/person, $6 skate rental

Paintball

Interested in trying paintball? It’s included in the DFW GetOut pass. Just buy paint, and you’re ready to go.

Official Paintball (age 8+, admission + rental gear, does not include $25 paint, 1x Quarterly) – ForneyWalk on Play Basic: $40

Trampoline & Adventure Parks

Do your kids love trampolines and adventure parks? If so, you’re in luck as there are a bunch to choose from — a great way to release some energy and have fun!

Jumping World (1 Hour Open Jump, M-R) – Allen, Garland1 Hour Jump (5+): $14.99
Toddler Jump (4 and under): $8.99
Amped Obstacles (Ninja Gym) – Grand Prairie1 Hour Open Gym (5+): $15
1 Hour Open Gym (4 and under): $12
Slick City (socks required, not included) – Denton90 Min: $26.99
Junior Ticket (3 and Under): $14.99
Sky Zone (60 Min, socks required, not included) – Hurst90 Min: $21.99
Vellix Adventure Park (90 Min Session, socks required, not included) – Hurst90 Min: $24.99
Tykes Pass: $17.99

Bounce House

Do your kids like bouncy houses? You can take them to an indoor inflatable park in Plano.

My son is walking in the ball pit inside Super Llama Inflatable Park.
My son is in the ball pit at Super Llama Inflatable Park
Super Llama Inflatable Park (2 hour play session, socks required, not included, 1x Bi-Annually) – Plano2 Hour Pass (Age 4+): $19.95
Little Llama 2 Hour Pass (Ages 3 and under): $15.95

Indoor Playgrounds

Do you have little kids who need a place to play indoors? Two indoor playgrounds are included for those days that are super hot or too cold to play outside.

A photo of the building with the KidMania sign outside.
The KidMania Building in Plano, TX
KidMania (2x Yearly)- PlanoAge 3-12: $12.99
Ages 1-2: $3.99
Ages 19+: $1
Play Park MTX – MansfieldOpen Play: $17.99

Entertainment Centers

Want to check out some entertainment centers? You have a lot to choose from with this pass!

Main Event (choice of Laser Tag, Billiards, or Gravity Ropes, 1x monthly) – Fort Worth North, Fort Worth South, Frisco, Grand Prairie, Grapevine, Lewisville, PlanoSingle activity: $10 – 12
Mailbu Jack’s (1 free attraction) – North Richland HillsSingle attraction: $6-7 (weekdays), $7-8 (weekends)
Whirlyball Texas (1 Lasertag game) – Hurst$10/person
Alley Cats (Mini Golf & $5 arcade credit, 1x monthly) – HurstAdults: (13+): $12
Children (4-12): $8
Vellix Adventure Park (90 min session) – Hurst$24.99
$17.99 (40″ or under)
Celebration Station (1 free attraction) – MesquiteBundled passes start at $19.99

Bowling Alley

Want to go bowling? You get a free game of bowling included.

Shenaniganz (1 free game of bowling or $5 game card, shoe rental $3.75 not included, 1x / Month) – Greenville, RockwallGreenville: $43.74 for 1.5 hours

Rockwall:
– M-R, F before 6pm – $5.99/game, $6.99 for Z Lounge game
– Weekends: $46.66/hour

Arcade & Gaming Centers

Do you have a gamer in your family? Here’s your choice of gaming places. There’s even a board game venue to enjoy with the whole family. National Videogame Museum also has games you can play and is listed above in the Interactive Museum section.

Corky’s Gaming Bistro (1 game digital crazy darts + 30 min arcade) – GrapevineKrazy Darts: $19.99
Clutch-Em Arcade ($5 free tokens, 1x quarterly) – Grand PrairieClaw Machine Arcade
Desh Gaming Lounge (One 30-min VR Session, 1x monthly) – BurlesonVirtual Reality: $7 for 30 mins
Texas Tabletop Society (board games and game tables) – FriscoUnlimited gaming session: $22

Sports Games

Tickets to the following sports games are included with the GetOut pass.

Dallas Wings (3 professional women’s basketball game tickets) – ArlingtonTickets: $25+
Frisco RoughRiders (3 minor league baseball game tickets) – FriscoTickets: $11 (in advance)
Standard Tickets: $19 – 27
Lazy River Seating: $25
Allen Americans (2 minor league hockey game tickets) – Allen Individual Seats: $25 – $36
Texas Legends (2 minor league basketball game tickets) – FriscoUpper Level Tickets: $18 – $22
Lower Level Tickets: $28 – $35
Fort Worth Vaquerosn FC (1 minor league soccer game ticket) – Fort WorthCheck single-game tickets here

Student Card

If you have a student or are a student and live in the Long View/Tyler area, this one’s for you.

Starving Student Card (free 3 months to discount card)- Long View/TylerYearly app subscription: $30

Comedy Club

Want to check out a comedy show? You get admission to a show with the GetOut pass.

ZingerZ Comedy Club (1 admission + 33% off additional tickets) – BedfordGeneral admission: $14
Children / Students / Seniors / Military / First responders: $10

And that’s a wrap. Those are all the venues offered at the time of writing this article. New venues are added periodically, so be on the lookout for new venues throughout the year after you join.

Were you able to choose some venues you’d like to visit?

You can easily see that just adding up at least 3 bigger venues or 4-5 of the smaller venues will have easily paid for itself.

Is the GetOut Pass Worth It?

Well, that’s up to you. It is, if you know you can go to at least 5+ venues within a year. It’s especially great for those days when you don’t know what to do.

It’s been great for us, and we still have more places to visit even after 3 years of using these passes, since new venues have been added. There are some I’m especially excited to try… like the Go Ape ropes course, which would be almost the price of the ticket.

There are a variety of venues suited to different ages. I’m sure you’ll be able to find enough to keep you busy.

If you’re interested in purchasing a GetOut pass, you can get a $5 discount by using code TGF at getout.com when you check out. The $5 price applies for each ticket.

If you don’t feel like typing in the code, use my link that will have the code auto-populated for you.

I like to make things easy for you. You’re welcome.

Hope you enjoy a bunch of these venues and attractions to keep your kids busy or find something new for you to do! It’s helped our family get out of the house to do something fun, and I hope it does the same for you!

If you’re wondering how the pass actually works, check out everything you need to know about the GetOut pass.

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