Turn Boise and surrounding Idaho attractions into a year-long playground. The Funfull Family Package gives families mobile access to trampoline parks, arcades, bowling, mini-golf and a monthly movie ticket—ideal for flexible, repeatable outings.
Turn Boise and surrounding Idaho attractions into a year-long playground. The Funfull Family Package gives families mobile access to trampoline parks, arcades, bowling, mini-golf and a monthly movie ticket—ideal for flexible, repeatable outings.
A Saturday afternoon with the Funfull Family Package in Boise can look like a moving festival: kids hurtle into a foam pit at a trampoline park, parents queue for a free pair of bowling games, and neon-lit arcades pulse just down the corridor. The pass turns the city’s family attractions into a choose-your-own itinerary, one visit at a time, so a single wristband or mobile ticket maps to a long season of short, high-energy outings.
Verified experiences and guided adventures in the surrounding area.
Operated by Funfull Delmarva · Boise, Idaho
A Saturday afternoon with the Funfull Family Package in Boise can look like a moving festival: kids hurtle into a foam pit at a trampoline park, parents queue for a free pair of bowling games, and neon-lit arcades pulse just down the corridor. The pass turns the city’s family attractions into a choose-your-own itinerary, one visit at a time, so a single wristband or mobile ticket maps to a long season of short, high-energy outings.
Idaho’s entertainment scene grew alongside its river towns and fairs; Boise’s Western Idaho State Fair and longstanding bowling alleys reflect a working-city culture that shops for practical fun. Geology and place still show up — the Boise River and nearby Owyhee foothills frame city recreation, so indoor options often sit next to parks, mini-golf courses, and outdoor go-kart tracks.
Locals treat the package as a year-long membership: daily access to partner sites (trampoline centers, family arcades, zoos, miniature golf, go-karts), plus recurring perks such as a monthly movie ticket and occasional free entries or games. Important details are firm: tickets are mobile-friendly, accessibility and stroller-friendly venues are common, and the operator’s cancellation policy is all sales final.
Practical guidance: use weekdays for lower crowds; confirm height/weight limits for attractions like ropes courses and go-karts ahead of arrival; carry a small daypack with water and a lightweight jacket for outdoor venues; and register names and ages correctly at booking (the pass links to individual users). For families wanting flexible, cost-effective outings without planning a different ticket for every activity, this annual pass simplifies logistics while nudging weekends toward short, repeatable adventures.
Each pass is issued per booking and linked to the named passenger(s); check booking fields for required full names and ages—one pass generally covers the named family configuration.
The pass includes one movie ticket monthly redeemable at participating chains (e.g., Regal or Cinemark) per the provider’s current partner list—confirm availability with the pass operator.
Yes—Funfull’s network expands nationally, and the pass is accepted at partner locations across participating regions; check the provider’s online partner directory for specifics.
All sales are final; the operator lists the pass as non-refundable, so review dates and details before purchase.
Funfull Delmarva operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.




A Saturday afternoon with the Funfull Family Package in Boise can look like a moving festival: kids hurtle into a foam pit at a trampoline park, parents queue for a free pair of bowling games, and neon-lit arcades pulse just down the corridor. The pass turns the city’s family attractions into a choose-your-own itinerary, one visit at a time, so a single wristband or mobile ticket maps to a long season of short, high-energy outings.
A Saturday afternoon with the Funfull Family Package in Boise can look like a moving festival: kids hurtle into a foam pit at a trampoline park, parents queue for a free pair of bowling games, and neon-lit arcades pulse just down the corridor. The pass turns the city’s family attractions into a choose-your-own itinerary, one visit at a time, so a single wristband or mobile ticket maps to a long season of short, high-energy outings.
Idaho’s entertainment scene grew alongside its river towns and fairs; Boise’s Western Idaho State Fair and longstanding bowling alleys reflect a working-city culture that shops for practical fun. Geology and place still show up — the Boise River and nearby Owyhee foothills frame city recreation, so indoor options often sit next to parks, mini-golf courses, and outdoor go-kart tracks.
Locals treat the package as a year-long membership: daily access to partner sites (trampoline centers, family arcades, zoos, miniature golf, go-karts), plus recurring perks such as a monthly movie ticket and occasional free entries or games. Important details are firm: tickets are mobile-friendly, accessibility and stroller-friendly venues are common, and the operator’s cancellation policy is all sales final.
Practical guidance: use weekdays for lower crowds; confirm height/weight limits for attractions like ropes courses and go-karts ahead of arrival; carry a small daypack with water and a lightweight jacket for outdoor venues; and register names and ages correctly at booking (the pass links to individual users). For families wanting flexible, cost-effective outings without planning a different ticket for every activity, this annual pass simplifies logistics while nudging weekends toward short, repeatable adventures.