Meet in Bloomington Pass
Expiration: 365 days after purchase
Explore Bloomington's one-of-a-kind attractions, parks, and restaurants with the Meet in Bloomington Pass! Receive 5 points just for signing up for the pass, then 1 point for each check-in. Awesome prizes start at 10 points and include stickers, socks, and more.
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Enjoy the fresh air as you wait for the light rail train or enjoy coffee from Backstory Coffee Roasters at this park located near Hyatt Regency Bloomington-Minneapolis.
Shop at the seasonal farmers market and catch a show or art exhibit at Bloomington Center for the Arts.
Open seasonally, the Bloomington Family Aquatic Center features a water climbing wall, diving boards, and water slide, plus concession stand and locker rooms.
Dwan has been Bloomington's "home course" for more than 50 years. The course is open to the public, with 9 and 18 hole play options.
This popular summertime spot has been enjoyed by Minnesotans since it opened in 1956.
Great Big Game Show is a real-life, interactive game show at Mall of America where YOU’RE the contestant. Two teams compete on a fully decked-out sound stage with lights, music, and a giant wheel that’s straight out of the game shows you love. There’s even a live host!
Hundreds of free events are held each year at Mall of America's Huntington Bank Rotunda. From art shows to musical performances to celebrity appearances, it's guaranteed that you'll see something unique when you stop by the Rotunda.
Hyland Hills Ski Area offers a skiing and snowboarding experience just minutes from the Twin Cities. Featuring well-groomed slopes, a terrain park, and state-of-the-art snowmaking, it’s the perfect winter destination for all skill levels. With ski lessons, equipment rentals, and a cozy chalet, Hyland Hills is ideal for family fun and outdoor adventure in Minnesota’s winter wonderland.
Hyland Lake Park Reserve spans over 2,500 acres and offers year-round outdoor recreation, including hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing. With scenic trails, picturesque lakes, and a popular disc golf course, the park is a favorite destination for nature lovers and families. The award-winning Hyland Play Area and the park’s abundance of wildlife make it a great spot for exploration and relaxation near the Twin Cities.
Take a selfie at the entrance of Mall of America, Bloomington's "star" attraction!
Mall of America is located at the site of the former Metropolitan Stadium, home of the Minnesota Vikings and Minnesota Twins. Inside Nickelodeon Universe, find the plaque where the 50-yard line and site of the coin toss for Minnesota Vikings home games took place from 1961-1981.
Step on the location of the home plate of Metropolitan Stadium, former home of the Minnesota Twins before they moved to the Metrodome and then their current stadium in downtown Minneapolis, Target Field.
Visit the Minnesota Masonic Heritage Center and explore the history of Freemasonry in Minnesota. Six galleries showcase the history of Masonry in Minnesota, the factual and fanciful histories of Freemasonry and the charitable works for the Fraternity. Experience a show or performance at the stunning Ives Auditorium, a 50,000-square-foot elegant venue serving as a community gathering space.
The Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge is a stunning urban oasis that provides habitats for diverse wildlife along the Minnesota River. Spanning over 14,000 acres, it offers visitors opportunities for birdwatching, hiking, and nature photography amidst beautiful wetlands and woodlands. Just minutes from the Twin Cities, this refuge is a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers year-round.
Probably because it’s located just south of Normandale Community College, Mugshots Coffee Company has the vibe of a trendy Gen Z coffee shop. The clean and modern design paired with the nitro cold brew on tap give this place an instant cool factor. A foodie must-try are the stuffed Nordic waffles, which come in varieties like cinnamon sugar, turkey/pesto/swiss, and cheese/egg/bacon.
Nickelodeon Universe is the largest indoor theme park in the U.S., located inside Mall of America. Featuring thrilling rides, family-friendly attractions, and beloved Nickelodeon characters, it offers fun for visitors of all ages. With roller coasters, live entertainment, and unique shopping experiences, Nickelodeon Universe is a must-visit destination for adventure and excitement in the Twin Cities.
9 Mile Brewing is Bloomington’s first brewery. Named with a nod to Bloomington’s iconic Nine Mile Creek, 9 Mile serves locally made craft beer representing styles from around the world. With a spacious taproom and welcoming atmosphere, 9 Mile Brewing is a popular gathering spot for beer enthusiasts, families, and friends alike.
The Normandale Japanese Garden in Bloomington, MN is a tranquil, 2-acre oasis featuring traditional Japanese landscaping, koi ponds, and serene walking paths. Open year-round, the garden offers a peaceful escape for visitors seeking relaxation and cultural enrichment. Located on the Normandale Community College campus, it’s a destination for nature lovers and photographers in the Twin Cities area.
This picturesque urban lake provides a diverse array of outdoor activities, with a trail for walking and biking and opportunities for fishing and boating. During the summer, enjoy movies and music in the park at the Bandshell.
This pedestrian-only bridge offers beautiful views of the Minnesota River for walkers and bikers.
Perk Up Kitchen serves all-day breakfast, with both traditional dishes and new and exciting items with a twist. Delicious menu items include breakfast “charcuturie”, frittatas, pancakes, sandwiches and more, with specialty cocktails like an espresso martini and mimosa variations.
The Fair on 4 features fair-inspired foods, pizzas, beverages, and activities for guests of all ages. Entertainment options and group activities include axe throwing, go carts, hammerschlagen, an arcade, and more. Additionally, the space has a stage for live music, a large exterior “patio”, and a private event space available for rent.
The WE Mural was created by BIPOC artists collective Ua Si Creative and is one of the longest murals in the state. Surrounding the Xcel Energy substation facing American Boulevard and 30th Avenue South, WE represents a collection of diverse narratives and stories experienced by the artists.