Kids Pass For Northamptonshire Families: What It Is, How It Works, And Where You Can Use It

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What is Kids Pass?

Kids Pass is a digital family savings membership that gives you access to discounts on days out, attractions, cinema tickets, dining, family breaks and more across the UK. One membership covers the whole household, so it can be a really easy way to cut the cost of family fun if you go out even a couple of times a year.

How much does Kids Pass cost?

At the time of writing, Kids Pass offers:
10-day trial for £1
Monthly membership at £3.99 per month
Annual membership at £39.99 per year

Kids Pass also advertises free access to Global Hotel Pass (RRP £99) as part of membership benefits.

Prices and offers can change, so always double-check the current membership options before you sign up.

How does Kids Pass work?

Join online
You sign up and get instant access (it’s all digital).

Use the app or website to find offers
Use the app/website to search offers, book tickets, and track savings.

Claim your discount
Some offers involve booking discounted tickets through Kids Pass, and others use a code you show in-store/at the venue.

Cancel anytime if it’s not for you
Kids Pass states you can cancel with no hassle via your account (My Account → Membership Details → End Membership).

Where can Northamptonshire families use Kids Pass?

Northamptonshire is in a brilliant “in-between” spot for Kids Pass deals because you can easily dip into offers in:

• East of England (great for zoos, coastal days and family attractions)
• The Midlands (brilliant for big attractions like Cadbury World, Warwick Castle and theme parks)
• Nationwide (cinema chains, dining deals, UK-wide attractions and family breaks)

Browse the main offer pages here (useful to bookmark):
East of England offer hub
The Midlands offer hub
Nationwide offer hub

Big-name attractions you can use Kids Pass on

These are the big hitters that can make a Kids Pass membership feel “worth it” quickly if you were planning to go anyway…

More brilliant Kids Pass options within easy reach of Northamptonshire

If you’re a “we like a zoo” family (East of England)…

If you want quick savings you’ll actually use (Nationwide)

Cinema discounts (this is often where families “make their money back”)

Kids Pass lists cinema offers with dedicated pages for major chains (offers and availability can vary by date/location, so always check inside your account before booking).

Three tips to get the most out of Kids Pass

Start with the £1 trial and plan 1–2 outings
If you’ve already got a day out in mind, it’s a low-risk way to see if Kids Pass is useful for your family.

Search by both region and category
For Northamptonshire, I’d check The Midlands and East of England first, then dip into Nationwide for cinemas/dining.

Check whether you need to pre-book
Kids Pass says some offers require booking while others can be used instantly with a code, so it’s worth checking the offer details before you set off.

Final thought: is Kids Pass worth it for Northants families?

If you do even a couple of bigger attractions a year (especially the “big names” listed above) and you buy cinema tickets now and then, Kids Pass can be a genuinely useful money-saver. The easiest way to test it is to pick one upcoming day out, start with the £1 trial, and see if the offers match how your family actually spends.