How tuition works
A pass is explained here in plain words. The front desk goes through the figures with you before you commit, and they are on our registration page.
What you pay depends on the pass you choose: a single night, a class card for a session or a month-to-month pass. How many nights you plan to dance decides which suits you. Our figures are on the registration page, and the front desk will walk you through them before you buy anything.
The pass you choose
How many nights you dance
Figures are on the registration page
Registration
Joining covers your account, a signed waiver and an emergency contact. You do it once, on our registration page, before your first night. We ask for nothing else until you choose a pass.
Done once, before your first night
Account, waiver and emergency contact
Billing
A pass is paid when you buy it, on the registration page. A monthly pass renews each month and can run on autopay through the studio's account. A class card is paid once for its session.
Drop-in: paid per night
Class card: paid once per session
Monthly pass: renews each month, autopay if you like
Missed classes and make-ups
If you miss a night, tell the front desk before class and we'll move a drop-in to another night. Class cards and monthly passes cover any class on the schedule, so a missed Tuesday can become a Thursday.
Shoes, workshops and other extras
Beyond a pass, a few extras exist. Dance shoes are bought on your own. Workshop weekends with a guest teacher and private lessons are booked separately, and each one is named in writing, with what it is for, before you pay.
Dance shoes, bought on your own
Workshop weekends
Private lessons
Each named in writing first
Pausing or leaving
Tell the front desk before your next month starts and a monthly pass stops there. A month in progress runs to its last night. A class card can be paused for a week away and used in a later session.
Help with a pass
Ask the front desk whether a work-trade spot is open this month; some weeks we need an extra hand at check-in. We can't promise one, and we answer in person.