ADULT CLASS POLICIES & PRICING

2019 Adult Series Pricing

  • Swing into Tap! (Absolute Beginner) series: $65 for 6 classes

  • 6 flamenco classes: $75

Drop-in Pricing

  • 60-minute drop-in class: $12

  • 75-minute flamenco class with live accompaniment: $14

  • 90-minute drop-in class: $15

  • 6-class card (60 mins): $66

  • 6-class card (90 mins): $84

  • 10-class card (60 mins): $108

  • 10-class card (90 mins): $118

Adult single classes

  • Drop-in classes purchased online are good for 7 days from the date of purchase.

  • Any drop-in classes purchased online are non-refundable. In the event of inclement weather or unforeseen circumstances that force the studio to close, a class credit will be given. Class credits are good for one month from the date of the cancelled class.

Guest teacher classes

  • Advance master class purchases are non-refundable.

  • In the rare event that a master class is cancelled and not rescheduled, a credit will be issued for the amount of the class. Class credits are good for one month from the date of the cancelled class.

Class Cards

  • Class cards are non-refundable.

  • The 6-class card is null and void 2 months from the date of purchase.

  • The 10-class card is null and void 4 months from the date of purchase.

  • NO extensions for any reason after this time.

Waivers

Before attending any of our classes, all students must sign a liability waiver.

Class Sign-In

  • Please arrive to the studio at least five minutes before class begins and check in with the instructor.

  • Please be mindful and respectful of classes in progress. We ask that you wait in the hall until the previous class is finished.

Shoe Attire

  • Tap, flamenco: Any hard-soled shoe will do for your first tap/flamenco class. In terms of buying shoes, it depends entirely on how much you want to spend and whether you prefer to try on and buy in-store, or order your size online. Email us at pam@soundspacephilly.net for our totally impartial list of recommendations.

Level and Age

  • Choosing a level depends entirely on your learning style. If you have experience and you like to jump in feet first, try an advanced level. If you haven't danced in a while and would like to step in slowly, a beginner level might be the best first start for you.

  • Children can take an adult drop-in class. Over the age of ten, we are totally OK with children hopping in to advanced classes and improving their skills. Children must follow common-sense class etiquette rules and complete the class to the end.