Summer is in full swing in Mid-Michigan, and if you've got kids that are home for the summer and they're already saying, "I'm bored," we've got the cure for that boredom.

It's the Family Fun Pass - Summer Edition!

The Family Fun Pass is the best way to have fun, keep the kids entertained, and not break the bank doing so.

Why the Family Fun Pass Is Worth It

The pass is loaded with seven different experiences across the Greater Lansing Area, from bowling to arcades and a whole lot more. While all these experiences add up to nearly $400 in value, YOU only pay $67! Correct... just six-seven dollars... sorry, I couldn't help myself. And honestly, if you tell that joke to your kids, they'll either have a good laugh or roll their eyes, either way, that's a parenting win.

That's seven different family-friendly adventures for just $67; that's less than ten bucks per activity!

What's Included in the Summer 2026 Family Fun Pass?

  • Dave & Busters in Lansing - An unlimited All Day Game pass
  • Edru Skate in Holt - Admission and skate rentals for 4 people
  • Funtyme Adventure Park in Grand Ledge - $50 Adventure credit to enjoy golf, go-karts, arcade games, and more
  • High Caliber Entertainment in Okemos - Unlimited Throwbowling, plus one kart race and one Battlefield session
  • Lansing Duckpin in Lansing - One hour of Duckpin Bowling for 6 people
  • Royal Scot in Lansing - One hour of bowling plus shoe rentals for 5 people
  • Zap Zone XL in Lansing - Unlimited standard attractions for 2 people on a Tuesday

Start having fun and saving money, get your Family Fun Pass downloaded right to your phone, HERE.

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Gallery Credit: Kristen Matthews

Did You Know That There's A Japanese Garden and Koi Pond in Lansing?

If you're looking for a way to enjoy some gorgeous Michigan weather in Lansing, I would highly recommend the Shigematsu Japanese Garden and Koi Pond by Lansing Community College near Downtown. It's a quiet, peaceful, and gorgeous spot to eat your lunch, take in the views, and feed the fish for a quarter. Take a peek inside this hidden gem of Lansing.

Gallery Credit: Kristen Matthews