Highlights
Tired of saying "that's too expensive" every time your kids spot something fun? The GetOut is your solution: admission to entertainment venues across New England including Quassy Amusement & Waterpark, Funz Trampoline Park & more!
About This Deal
Highlights
- 56+ exciting New England spots, already paid for, for a whole year – Regional amusement parks, multi-level trampoline arenas, premier bowling centers, indoor bouldering gyms, science museums, and escape rooms. You just show up — it's all covered.
- Your go-to spots for time off with the family, plus the big moments – Bowling lanes and arcade setups every single week, jump zones every month. Then roller coasters, historical discovery venues, and live local sports. All in one pass.
- Works for every age — toddlers to teens (and honestly, adults too) – Little kids love the indoor playground tubes, carousels, and youth science centers. Older kids want the tactical laser tag, climbing tracks, and high-speed fun parks. There are even axe throwing bays and live comedy showrooms for adult dates.
- The app makes creating memories so much easier – Hand the kids your phone, let them scroll through everything included across New England, and watch them actually agree on something. Tap it, show up, walk in. No tickets, no lines, no stress. Just fun for all!
What To Expect
You know that feeling when everyone's bored and you can't think of a single thing to do? This is the fix. GetOut is an annual membership that gets your family into top New England attractions — already paid for, ready whenever you are. Splash down at the water parks or tackle the roller coaster tracks in July. Take the kids to explore hands-on children's museums or climbing arenas in the fall. Escape the winter weather inside premium indoor jump spaces, laser hubs, or local bowling alleys every single week. The pass covers it all, and it pays for itself after just a couple of outings.
Here's what makes it actually work in real life: open the app, scroll through everything that's included near you, tap what sounds good, and a ticket pops up on your phone. Show it at the door and walk in. That's it. No printing, no lines, no fumbling with vouchers. A lot of parents say their kids end up running the whole process — they love being in charge of picking where the family goes on Saturday.
Most major landmark venues are good for one memorable visit a year, which is perfect for the massive destinations you want to turn into special family road trips — like regional amusement parks, premium museums, and signature high-adventure hubs. Then there are spots like select local bowling alleys and trampoline parks (go back every single month!) that become your family's regular hangout. And GetOut keeps adding new New England venues throughout the year, so you'll periodically open the app and find somewhere new to try.
A Whole Year of Plans, Already Sorted
Summer
- Regional Family Theme Parks
- Splash Lagoons & Water Slides
- Local Bowling Hubs — weekly family nights
- Outdoor Go-Kart Grand Prix Tracks
- Laser Tag Arenas & Mirror Mazes
Fall
- Children's Discovery Museums
- Indoor Bouldering & Climbing Gyms
- Scenic Miniature Golf Layouts
- Axe Throwing Lanes (Date Night Pick)
- Regional Orchards & Fall Festival Events
Winter & Holidays
- Trampoline Adventure Parks — monthly passes
- Indoor Ice Skating Arenas
- Escapology Rooms & Escape Puzzles
- Live Comedy Showrooms & Performances
- Indoor Playground Cafes & Soft Gyms
Spring
- Minor League & Collegiate Sports Tickets
- Operation City Quest Scavenger Trails
- 3Quest Challenge City Exploration
- Wacky Walks Team Adventures
- Zombie Scavengers City Puzzles
The Top 10 & How Often You Can Go Back
Run the numbers real quick: Regional Amusement Park Entry (~$55) + Discovery Museum Entry (~$20) + Trampoline Jump Pass (~$25) + Climbing session (~$22) = $122+ per person standard gate pricing. Your entire annual pass cost on Groupon? Just $34.95. You wipe out the pass cost immediately—and there are still over 50 extra venues to explore!
What your pass gets you in New England
Show the app at the door and walk in. No tickets, no lines.
See all 41 venues at getout.com
Most venues are good for one visit per pass year; the note in brackets shows how often you can go back. Venues and inclusions are set by GetOut and can change.
How It Works
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Grab the deal on Groupon
Buy your New England pass and grab the redemption code from the Groupon app.
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Set up your account at app.getout.com
Enter your redemption code, create your login, and add your family members.
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Open the app and start planning
Scroll through everything included, pick something near you, and you're done. Hand the phone to the kids and let them choose that day's adventure. One tip: Before each outing, take 30 seconds to check the venue's details in the app. Some spots have weekday-only hours, and special events require you to reserve tickets in advance.
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Show up and walk in
Pull up your ticket in the app, show your phone at the front counter, and you're in. No printing, no waiting. Do it again next weekend.
Quick heads up before you redeem — don't let this catch you off guard
When you set up your GetOut account, they'll ask for a credit card. Don't panic — you're not being charged. Your Groupon already paid for the whole year. They're just putting a card on file in case you want to renew next year.
Once you're in the app, you'll see an auto-renew toggle. Turn it off if you don't want year two — takes about 10 seconds. Done. No surprise charges, ever. Your full year is unlocked and ready to go.
Honestly though? Most families love it enough to keep it. GetOut usually offers a discounted rate for renewals!
Fine Print
- Online registration required.
- After purchasing this Groupon offer, you will receive your GetOut voucher(s).
- Vouchers provide 12 months (365 days) of access to all admissions through the GetOut app. Follow the instructions on the voucher after purchase.
- Valid only for the option purchased.
- Valid for one (1) GetOut in the selected area only.
About GetOut Colorado
The inception of the GetOut can be attributed to Charles Belliston, who recognized the challenges of exploring local attractions with his children. Faced with the uncertainty of whether the investment would yield enjoyable experiences for his family, he conceived a solution. This materialized as the GetOut, a membership offering unfettered access to entertainment venues.

