Must know
- Drop-in sessions can be booked up to 12 months ahead on every program, but not once they have ended.
- Choosing drop-in lets you pick one or more sessions. Each is charged the drop-in price (or a lower pass or membership price), and a multi-session discount can apply.
- Full enrollment covers the remaining sessions and needs a free seat in every one of them. If your athlete doesn’t qualify for full enrollment on the program date, only drop-in is offered.
Full program. If the program has already started, the review step says You’ll be enrolled in the remaining sessions of this program. and whether your first payment is prorated or the full price applies.
If your athlete doesn’t meet the program’s requirements on the program date, the full option is greyed out with Not available for [name] and the reason, and only drop-in can continue.
Drop-in. On Select Sessions, pick as many sessions as you like. Quick add adds every session on a weekday and time you choose. Sessions your athlete already has in this program, sessions in your cart, sessions that overlap one of those or one you just picked, and sessions outside the age rule on that date aren’t offered. If none are left, the step reads No sessions available for [name]. If your athlete already has the full program, the step says so.
Full sessions. On a program with a seat limit, hover over a session to see N spots available. A full session reads Full - Waitlist available and stays pickable if the program has a waitlist, so you join that session’s waitlist instead of buying a seat. Without a waitlist it is struck through and reads Full. If a drop-in session you paid for fills before your registration goes through, that session is refunded automatically.
Shared seats. Both options share seats: a session’s headcount counts full enrollees and drop-ins together. One full session blocks full enrollment, while drop-ins stay open on the others. If a session fills while you check out for the full program, you see That spot just filled up, you aren’t charged, and you can Join waitlist. If your athlete already has drop-in seats and you switch to the full program, they keep those seats, but the drop-ins you paid for aren’t taken off the full price.
Passes, memberships and punches. A pass or membership you hold, or buy in the same cart, can unlock a lower price for either option, and the lowest price wins. If your club offers punch cards, either option can also be paid with punches instead of money.
Rate-card clubs. If your club prices classes by weekly training hours, the full option reads Billed by weekly training hours · all remaining sessions instead of a price. Drop-ins still price per session, and punches apply only to them. Monthly tuition counts only classes on the same rate card. See what you are charged at checkout.
Related: How do I register for a single drop-in session? · How do I register my athlete for a program? · What will I be charged today when I register for a class priced by the hour? · How does a pass lower what I pay for programs?