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New Get Out Ohio Pass Offers Free Admission to Over 50 Attractions

Published: May 27, 2026 - 3:34 p.m.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A digital discovery pass is now available to Ohioans, offering families and adventurers annual access to more than 50 entertainment venues across the state for a single membership fee.


The Get Out Ohio pass is an app-based program that provides free admission to a wide variety of attractions for 365 days from the date of purchase. The company recently merged with Pogo Pass, resulting in an upgraded mobile app featuring an expanded network of venues, an easy-to-use map, and a built-in activity calendar. Membership is managed entirely through the mobile app, eliminating the need for paper tickets. Users can browse partnered locations and manage their families' profiles from a central dashboard.


To gain entry at a venue, a member selects the family members present and taps "Redeem," which activates a six-hour window to present their phone screen at the ticket counter for admission. The pass includes a diverse mix of attractions, such as the African Safari Wildlife Park, where visitors can feed animals from their vehicles, and Scene75 Entertainment Center, which offers indoor go-karts and laser tag.


The network also includes various trampoline parks, roller rinks, bowling alleys, mini-golf courses, and occasionally offers select free admission to regional sporting events and local museums. The cost of the pass is designed to be recovered after visiting just two or three major attractions. It is available in Bronze, Silver, and Gold tiers, allowing users to customize the number of premium venues included in their membership.


A Memorial Day sale is currently underway, offering the pass at its lowest price of the season. Additionally, promotional codes such as JAYDASADVENTURES can be applied on top of sale prices for further discounts.

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