Family Fun in Phoenix AZ with the POGO Pass

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My hubby and I love to take our kids places and have fun as a family. We also love to go out on dates, just the two of us. There are so many things to do in the Phoenix area, but sometimes it’s hard to either think of them when you’re planning an outing, or come up with the money to take the whole family somewhere. That is why I am excited about a little thing called the POGO Pass.

Save money on Family Fun in Phoenix area with the #POGOPass with code: LIZONCALL14

The Pogo Pass is a 12 month membership that gives you free access to 15 amazing venues in the Phoenix Metro Area! Each pass-holder is provided with the following:

2 general admissions to the Phoenix Zoo,

2 general admissions to The AZ Sea Life Aquarium

Admissions to 2 Diamondbacks home games,

General admission to Skateland 2 times per month,

2 games per week at Brunswick Zone Bowling,

6 regular shows at The Phoenix National Comedy Theatre,

4 all day passes to Enchanted Island amusement park,

admission to 3 home games to the AZ Rattlers,

2 general admissions to the AZ Natural History Museum,

2 one hour jump sessions to Jump Street indoor trampoline park,

1 general admission to Golfland Sunsplash,

2 general admissions to the Phoenix Rock Gym,

2 games of laser tag at Stratum Laser Tag,

12 visits (1 per month) to Tempe Paintball,

and tickets to various ASU athletic events.

Each Pogo Pass has as $1500 value, and retails for $99, but you can purchase yours today for only $39 with promo code LIZONCALL14.

Visit pogopass.com to learn more about the Pogo Pass and to start having fun and saving big this summer!

Because summer is upon us here in Phoenix, AZ I am always looking for places to take the kids so we can stay cool. We will probably avoid the zoo this summer, but it will be perfect for something fun during winter or spring break. Yes there are a lot of fun places to take the kids, but the hubby and I could use it for a fun date night. I think I could take my hubby in laser tag or paintball. OUCH! 🙂

All of the info about Pogo Pass and how it works is on the website. There is a page for each of the venues with the specifics of days/times it is available, as well as how to redeem Sunsplash ticket, and sports event tickets. There is also a FAQ section.

Here are just a few basics to know before you purchase your ticket:

Pogo Passes are one per person, and not transferable. Each one will have a name on it. Venues are able to ask for ID.
Once purchased, you will get your pogo pass through your email, and you can print it off, or you can just bring it up on your smart phone and have the venue scan the bar code.
Some venues have restrictions on what days/times you can go, but most of them are open regular business hours/days. This info is on the website.
It is recommended buying them for ages 3 and up, as that is when the majority of venues start charging.

Here are some examples of how awesome a deal this is:

Pogo Passes can pay for themselves very quickly. If an adult goes to the zoo twice ($20 per ticket). It is paid for right there. If an adult goes to Sunsplash ($30) and then to the comedy theatre ($14), it has already paid for itself and then saved you $4. Then everything else is free. It’s really a great deal.

I’m excited about the POGO Pass! I’m determined to get the kids out of the house this summer and I love trying new things with them. The POGO Pass can help make that possible. Just remember to use the promo code LIZONCALL14 to save 60% at check out!

Happy Family Fun!

Liz

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May 10, 2020