Is the Dallas Pogo Pass Worth It? Everything You Need to Know!

Program Update: As of Feb 2026, Pogo Pass and GetOutPass merged into one company is now under the brand GetOut Pass. This blog post is about the former Pogo Pass, but many of the attractions have been brought over to the GetOut Pass, so the experiences should still be relevant.

If you’ve had a previous Pogo Pass account, it should have been merged into the new GetOut website and app. You can log in with your same credentials on the GetOut website and the GetOut app.

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The following article is about the previous Pogo Pass.

We’ve had the Dallas Pogo Pass for our entire family for the past year and have used it to attend many of the venues on the list they offer. This is our review of the Pogo Pass for Dallas. We were gifted passes in exchange for social media posts. You can see some of the posts on our Instagram and YouTube channel.

Now that we’ve had these passes for a year, I decided to write a lengthier blog post about the Dallas Pogo Passes for those wondering if these passes are worth it or not. If you live in Dallas or Fort Worth and have young kids, these might be worth it for you. But first, let’s go through what it is and what you get.

What is Pogo Pass?

Pogo Pass is one digital ticket that gives you admission into many attractions in the area you choose to purchase. In this case, it would be Dallas/Fort Worth attractions.

How Does Pogo Pass Work?

Once you purchase Pogo Passes for your family, Pogo Pass has an app that you can download from the app store.

After downloading it, log in with your username and password and the passes you purchased should appear within the app – one for each member of your family.

Each pass has a barcode that can be scanned whenever you check into a venue. I really appreciate that the app clearly lets you know when the passes are valid until so you can plan accordingly.

There’s a VENUE button next to each ticket that will show you a list of everything you get with your ticket. It even shows you how many redemptions you get for each pass and if you’ve claimed it or not.

Some of the venues that we were fortunate to be able to go to are no longer on the list, but new venues have been added. As fun as they were, I’ve excluded them from this write-up.

As you can see, even though this screen shows I only attended 2 of the events in this part of the list, those two tickets alone were worth the cost of the discounted ticket to Pogo Pass.

Pogo Pass Price

The Pogo Pass usually costs $99.98 for a 12-month membership, but with this link you can get 50% off your Pogo Pass, making it $49.99. A trip to 2 venues as adults easily pays for itself.

For example, regular prices for admission to the two venues I claimed on this screen are:

• Fort Worth Zoo Tickets: $24 on weekends for adults
• Hawaiian Waters Tickets: $24.99 + tax for adults

The Pogo Pass App

In the Pogo Pass App, clicking on the venue you are interested in will give you more information about that venue — the address, what’s included, the hours they are open, and any other information you need to know before you go. It’s great that you can look up the information right in the app. Here’s the info screen for Fort Worth Zoo to show you an example:

What’s Included in Your Dallas Pogo Pass?

So, now let’s take a look at what’s actually included in this pass. The Pogo Pass gives you tickets to sports games, admission into bowling alleys, kids’ attractions, a couple of water parks, museums, tourist destinations, ice skating, and even a trip to the zoo.

Venues do change from time to time, so be sure to check your app to see if any venues have been removed or added since your purchase. I’d advise you to go to the venues you are most eager about first to make sure you have a chance to go.

The full list of venues is available on the Pogo Pass website, but I’m going to go through them here with photos of places we’ve gone to.

If you are traveling to other cities, you also have the option of purchasing Pogo Pass for different locations, which is great for filling up things to do on a vacation to one of these other destinations. The other locations available are:

• Austin/San Antonio, TX
• Cincinnati, OH
• Emerald Coast, FL
• Houston, TX
• Kansas City, KS
• Las Vegas, NV
• Nashville, TN
• Phoenix/Tucson, AZ
• Portland, OR

Pogo Pass Dallas Attractions

The following are the list of attractions included at the time of writing this article (2025).

1. Hawaiian Falls or Hawaiian Waters

We chose to go to Hawaiian Waters at The Colony because it was the closest to where we live. Our kids had so much fun playing in the water in all the different areas. I enjoyed going around the lazy river. What a great way to spend a hot day!

This venue can get crowded, so choosing a less popular day/time to go might be more ideal. It was crowded when we went, so it took some time to secure a spot for our things, but we were able to find one. When in doubt, go early to avoid the crowds.

2. Fort Worth Zoo

A trip to the zoo is always fun to see all the different types of animals in person. We really enjoyed our time there seeing different animals — flamingos, hippos, giraffes, unique birds, and more!

3. Reunion Tower

Reunion Tower is a must see for tourists traveling to Dallas. You have the chance to see the Dallas skyline from a nice high vantage point.

4. Texas Discovery Gardens

If you’ve never heard of Texas Discovery Gardens, you’re about to discover a new place! It’s a butterfly garden located at Fair Park. It’s an indoor ecosystem designed just for butterflies. It’s a bit humid and warm inside, which is something great to do on a cold day.

I was lucky enough to be able to take photos of these butterflies close up before they flew away!

Outside in the lobby area, there are other displays where you can see different terraniums with insects, aquariums with a turtle, axolotl, and more.

5. Main Event (Many Locations) – 1 Visit/month

If you love bowling, this is great for you because Pogo Pass gives you one visit per month to each of the following locations:

• Plano
• Lewisville
• Grapevine
• Grand Prairie
• Frisco
• Fort Worth North
• Fort Worth South

Be sure to check times because tickets for Main Event are only valid Mon-Thurs only.

6. Dallas Wings Games (2 Games)

Interested in watching a Dallas Wings game? Tickets can be reserved by going to the “Events” tab in the Pogo Pass app at the bottom of the app. Check to see when registration for these games are open, which can be from 1-2 weeks before game day.

7. Frisco RoughRiders Baseball Games (3 Games)

As with the Dallas Wings Games, you can reserve your tickets to the Frisco RoughRiders baseball games in the “Events” tab at the bottom of the Pogo Pass app. You will see a list of the game dates and times, and can register up to 2 weeks before the game. Be sure to book at least 48 hours before because registration closes then.

8. Shenaniganz (1 Visit/month)

You can visit Shenaniganz to receive a free game of bowling or a $5 game card at the two locations:

• Rockwall
• Greenville

Check hours available as some days are not valid due to bowling leagues.

9. Texas Legends Games (2 Games)

Reserve your tickets for 2 games during the NBA G-League regular season. You can find information about these games on the Pogo Pass website and in the app in the “Events” tab at the bottom. Be sure to register at least 48 hours before. Tickets open 2 weeks before each game.

10. Dallas SideKicks Game (1 Game)

Attend one Dallas SideKicks game during the regular season of Major Area Soccer League (MASL). You can reserve your tickets in the “Events” tab at the bottom of the Pogo Pass app. Additional details can also be found there or on the PogoPass website.

11. International Bowling Museum

Did you know there was an International Bowling Museum in the DFW area? If you’re a bowling fan, you can learn all about the history of bowling at this museum.

12. Kid Mania (2 Visits)

Have young kids? You can take them to Kid Mania to release some of their energy. The Kid Mania passes are valid at the Fort Worth and Plano locations.

13. Pump It Up (2 Visits)

Looking for something closer to Dallas? Pump It Up is another venue great for letting little kids burn off their energy with giant inflatable slides and bouncing areas. The passes must be used during jump times only and is for ages 2 years (34″) and up.

14. Alley Cats (1 Visit/Month)

You can do one round of 18 hole mini golf at one of 3 different Alley Cat Fun Center locations:

• Hurst, TX
• Arlington, TX
• Burleson, TX

15. National Videogame Museum

Located in Frisco, TX, the National Videogame Museum is great for video game enthusiasts. They have artifacts from back in the the day when videogames were invented. So many old vintage gaming systems can be seen here along with many interactive areas for kids to explore and try their hand at some old games.

You even get tokens to use at an arcade with old Pac-Man and other old arcade games in the last room before you leave.

16. Children’s Health Star Center (2 Visits)

Want to take your family ice skating? You can with Pogo Pass! You family can to ice skating twice during public skate times at participating StarCenter locations:

• Frisco, TX
• Plano, TX
• Farmer’s Branch, TX
• McKinney, TX
• Mansfield, TX

17. The Cove

Looking to go swimming indoors? The Cove offers an indoor water park in Little Elm, TX, where you can take your family to enjoy swimming. There’s an area for little kids to enjoy water slides, and also an area for event the littlest of kids to play.

There is an indoor lazy river, ride water slides, and even do a mini obstacle course for kids! They are open all year round, so you can even make a trip during the winter!

18. Mayborn Museum

The Mayborn Museum is located in Waco, TX on the Baylor University campus, and is a science and natural history museum. Here, you can explore 143,000 square feet of exhibits of natural and cultural history, explore a historic village, visit 2 floors of activities for children (named the Jeanes Discovery Center), and view temporary exhibits set up by the museum.

19. Texas Sports Hall of Fame

The Texas Sports Hall of Fame is also located in Waco and is a museum with exhibitions of Texas sports legends, and also includes the Texas Tennis Museum and Texas High School Football Hall of Fame. In this museum, you’ll find over 6,000 pieces of sports memorabilia. If you have a sports fan in your family, this place is for you!

20. PlayPark MTX Indoor Playground

PlayPark MTX is an indoor playground located in Mansfield, TX. It’s great for young kids who need a place to play indoors when the weather outside is too hot, rainy, or too cold!

21. Fowling Warehouse (2 Visits)

Fowling Warehouse, located in Plano, TX, is an entertainment venue where football and bowling have been combined into a term called “fowling.” It’s a football bowling pin game where you throw a football at bowling pins.

22. Allen Americans Hockey (2 Games)

You receive 2 games to Allens American Hockey games during the regular season. Book your tickets in the Events tab starting 2 weeks prior to the game, up to 48 hours before.

23. Sci-Tech Discovery Center

The Sci-Tech Discovery Center is located in the same building as the Videogame Museum and offers many hands-on activities for kids to explore with different science-themed exhibits.

Our kids expected this to be boring, but I had a hard time getting them to leave. They kept finding something new to play with! From floating balls and handkerchiefs to balancing objects and bubbles, there was something new to explore at every turn.

This Sci-Tech Discovery Center is a great way to spend a morning or afternoon with kids with many interactive exhibits.

24. Super Llama Inflatable Park (1 Visit/Quarter)

For kids who like inflatable parks, this is an indoor inflatable park where kids can play once a quarter for an hour in Plano, TX. Watch a short video clip of what it’s like to play inside this inflatable park. Super Llama socks are required to jump and cost $3. Be sure to sign the waiver in advance to save time when you go.

25. The BloK Climbing Co.

Does your family like climbing walls? This is a new venue that just opened in Fort Worth that has already garnered lots of 5-star reviews. You can scale the walls with your family here!

You can see the full list of current venues offered on the Pogo Pass website.

Is Pogo Pass Worth It For Dallas Families?

This is completely an individual choice as each family is different. If you see at least 3 venues on this list that you think your family would enjoy, I would say it is worth it because you will get your money’s worth. Plus, you can explore other venues you may not have thought to go to.

Our family enjoyed using Pogo Pass to go to venues that we would have gone to anyways and would have had to pay for each one separately, so it was nice to have it all rolled up into one pass!

We especially enjoyed having tickets to the two water parks, the zoo, museums, and learning about and trying new attractions in DFW that we didn’t know existed! It was nice to add something from Pogo Pass to do on weekends when we had nothing planned.

Purchasing Your Pogo Pass Dallas Tickets

To get your Pogo Pass for Dallas, just to to the Pogo Pass website (pogopass.com) and you can purchase directly there. If you use my link, you will receive 50% off the price of the ticket.

Looking For a Pogo Pass Discount?

Are you looking for a coupon for Pogo Pass Dallas? Well, I have one for you!

Use our promo code TGF to receive 50% off your Pogo Pass, or use this link to have it automatically applied for you.

Pogo Pass Coupon code: TGF

You will need to purchase passes for each member of the family in order to participate in all the activities together.

Can You Renew Your Dallas Pogo Pass?

Yes, absolutely. Your Pogo Pass will auto-renew, but don’t worry, you’ll receive emails notifying you that your pass is going to expire soon, so you have a chance to decide if you want to continue or not.

If you have little kids, another trip to each venue spread out over a year is not a bad idea. You really can’t beat the price of these tickets. Attending just 2-3 of these activities will make the Pogo Pass worth it, and you get a whole lot more for your money than purchasing tickets to these venues individually. The Dallas Pogo Pass gives you access to so many venues and games.

Pogo Pass Dallas Attractions

Below is the list of attractions included in the Pogo Pass Dallas location.

Ready to have fun with your family?

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Hope you have a lot of fun making memories with your family!

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