The simplest way to choose: if you can dance multiple times per week, Unlimited Memberships are your best value by far. If you dance once or twice per week, look at Limited Membership or Monthly Plans. If you only want to try a class first, start with an Intro Class, a solo drop-in, or a Saturday bootcamp.
Choose an unlimited membership for the lowest price per class, more practice time, and the easiest way to meet the community.
Choose Limited Beginner if you want steady progress without needing to come every week, or use the beyond-beginner punch card if you are already higher level.
Monthly Plans work well for dancers who want strong per-class pricing, monthly renewals, and the ability to mix approved styles and levels.
Start with a single Intro Class, a Solo Movement drop-in, a Level 2+ drop-in, or a Saturday Beginner Bootcamp.
Choose Social Dance Pass if you mostly want Friday socials and weekly practice labs without taking regular group lessons.
The Swinging on State Membership is built for dancers focused on Rodeo Country Swing, Modern Country Swing, and West Coast Swing.
Best Value
Best for students who can dance multiple times per week and want the strongest value, the most community exposure, and the fastest progress. All unlimited plans include intro classes, solo classes, and free practice labs. Unlimited Level 1 and Level 1+2 also include free weekly socials.
Best for new students who want to make the drive worth it, attend multiple times each week, and meet the most people.
Great for students who want variety, multiple approved styles, and enough weekly options to keep momentum high.
Best for experienced students who train often and want high weekly volume without paying per class.
When unlimited usually wins: if you can attend multiple times per week, want a lower cost per class, and want the easiest way to get plugged into the DF community.
Best for Weekly or Occasional Attendance
These are the clearest choices when unlimited would be more than you need. Beginner students should look at Limited Beginner Membership. Students beyond beginner should look at the 10-Class Punch Card.
Best for beginners who come once or twice per week and want some flexibility if they miss a class now and then.
Best for students around Level 2.5–4 who want to keep dancing without a monthly commitment.
Monthly Flexibility
These plans are great for students who want stronger per-class pricing and monthly renewal, while still keeping flexibility across approved styles and levels instead of being locked into one exact track. Unused classes roll over while autopay is active.
A strong fit for regular students who want monthly renewal without jumping to unlimited.
Best for students attending regularly who want variety, good value, and room to add more styles.
Best for serious regulars who want the best per-class pricing short of unlimited and broader usage options.
Just Try It
Drop-ins are the most expensive way to train, because consistent attendance produces better progression and a better class experience. These options are best if you want to test things before choosing a membership.
Best for trying your first partner dance class before joining a membership.
For any solo class if you want to try movement, fitness, and dance without a partner.
For students beyond beginner who want occasional attendance without a pass or plan.
A focused weekend option for students who want a stronger start before joining regular classes.
Important: we do not offer Level 1 group class drop-ins, because consistency matters for the whole class and produces a better beginner experience for everyone.
Style-Specific + Occasion-Specific Options
These options are for students whose goals are more specific: solo-only training, socials without lessons, or unlimited swing access.
For students focused on solo classes like line dance, hip hop, heels, flamenco, and other solo movement offerings.
For dancers who mainly want Friday socials and weekly practice labs without taking regular classes.
A swing-focused special for students who want unlimited swing classes and swing socials at the studio.
FAQ
The goal of this page is to help you choose quickly. These answers cover the questions that cause the most confusion.
