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Save on family days out with Kids Pass
If you live in Devon and you love a good family day out but not the hefty price tag, you are in the right place. Kids Pass is a membership service that bundles discounts and special offers for museums, attractions, theatre shows and local experiences. You know what? With a bit of planning you can stretch your family fun a long way, and keep a few extra pounds in your pocket. Let me explain how it all hangs together and where people working in the health service might find extra value.
Can you get Kids Pass discount?
Right now there is no widely advertised NHS or health service specific discount directly on the Kids Pass site. That might sound a bit bleak, but here’s the thing: Kids Pass regularly runs seasonal promotions, trial offers and referral deals that can shave a chunk off the first year of a membership. You will also spot headline sales like up to 50% off summer experience bundles, early bird theatre deals and occasional Black Friday savings. You can often combine a Kids Pass deal with offers from venues themselves, so the total saving can be surprisingly large.
If you work in the health service, it is worth checking staff benefits portals and local trust discount schemes. Occasionally trusts list Kids Pass promotions or local attraction discounts you can use alongside a membership. It is not guaranteed, but it happens enough that it is worth a five minute check.
How to save with Kids Pass
Here are some practical, tried and tested tips to keep costs down when using Kids Pass. These are the sorts of moves folks around Devon love, and they work whether you are planning a rainy day museum escape or a sunny beach picnic with extras.
- Try the trial or short membership first – Kids Pass sometimes offers a trial month or a discounted first year. If you only need a handful of visits, a short membership will often cover itself.
- Book off-peak – Midweek or early morning slots can be much cheaper. Many attractions have lower prices for quieter times and Kids Pass offers often stack with off-peak rates.
- Use cashback and voucher sites – Sites like TopCashback or Quidco sometimes list deals or give cashback for sign ups to membership services. That extra 2 to 5 percent can add up across a family year.
- Combine offers – Kids Pass deals can usually be used with venue promotions, such as seasonal events or local discount days. Combining two offers is a neat trick.
- Sign up for newsletters – Both Kids Pass and This is Devon publish exclusive codes and last-minute deals. A quick email alert means you never miss limited runs.
Saving money with day-to-day habits
Saving does not always mean grabbing the biggest headline discount. Small habits help. Pack your own snacks for beach trips, choose free museum days when possible and car share with friends to split parking. If you plan a month of activities, buying an annual Kids Pass often works out cheaper than paying per visit. Honestly, planning is half the win.
Similar places worth a look
If you like what Kids Pass offers, you might also check out other brands that provide family savings and attraction deals. For example My 1st Years and Hamleys both run seasonal promotions and family bundles that can be useful for parents looking to save. These brands sometimes partner with hospitals or local trusts to give health service workers extra value, so they are worth a look if you are searching for staff discounts.
How to make the best savings across Devon
Let’s be practical. If you live in Devon, keep a shortlist of local attractions you visit most often and monitor them through This is Devon for targeted alerts. Many venues in and around Exeter, Plymouth and Torbay run loyalty days or community tickets. Our site keeps lists updated so you do not miss a flash sale. Subscribe, follow on social media and check seasonal guides before you book.
A quick wrap-up for busy families
Kids Pass is a straightforward way to reduce the cost of family days out, particularly if you visit attractions regularly. There may not be a permanent health service discount on the main site, but between trials, seasonal deals, cashback and local trust offers there are plenty of ways to save. For Devon families the key is planning, subscribing to the right updates and being ready to book off-peak. We will keep an eye on new deals and post updates, so check back for fresh offers and timely tips.
Want a hand hunting a specific kind of day out or checking whether a local attraction has a special rate? Drop us a line and we can look into it for you. Happy saving and enjoy the next family adventure.
