KidPass Reviews – Page 8
0/5 rating based on 84 reviews. Read all reviews for KidPass for iPhone.
KidPass is free iOS app published by KidPass, Inc
Great For Moms!
MsBundless
I honestly think every mom should have this app. Great source of information if you don't have a idea of what u can do with your little ones. Love it!!
Great App!
Nycdaddy
It is an easy app to use and very handy. Kidpass is great, lots of activities to choose from, flexible and commitment and the best part is their customer service!
So useful for moms!
mc1126
The app is so easy to use and has so many classes you can choose from. I loving having the ability to hop in a class anytime!
Super Easy To Use
Frfhjng
I love the app it's honestly better than the websites. It's easy to navigate and straight forward
Awesome!
Moegod16
This site is really worth subscribing too because you can do alot of activities for children for a good price. I definitely will recommend! ☺️
Definitely recommend!
Marg1847
Incredible app, best customer service and good class options! Love it!!
Easy to use and so convenient
rkimmelstiel
Love being able to book classes for my son on the go and see what is available all in one place!
Return user experience
feinyj
I might give it 4.5 stars if possible. KidPass has given us the opportunity to try out different activities and businesses we would probably not have otherwise known about or considered (despite being nearby). There is a pretty good variety of services/activities (though I think more for preschool/preK age children than older kids), and I like that you are almost always able to cancel (with specified amount of notice). Of course the discounted cost you purportedly receive by going through KidPass helps too. I wish that all activities could be booked up until the start time but I imagine this is not in the best interest of the businesses. My main complaint would be that there are several items for A LOT of credits, like 18 or 25 which seems crazy high (I’m fairly certain KidPass promised originally that most would be no more than five credits each). It would be more consistent across KidPass; and I think would retain customers if all were similar (low) costs.