Walk-in rates at The Perch start at $15 per 30 minutes for an open bay. Membership drops that as low as $7.50. Which is cheaper for you depends almost entirely on two things: how often you play, and how many people you're splitting the bay with.
Walk-In Rates at a Glance
- Open bay: $15 per 30 minutes (non-peak), $17.50 (peak)
- Private bay: $20 per 30 minutes (non-peak), $22.50 (peak)
No sign-up, no commitment. Book a bay, show up, pay the posted rate. Peak hours run 5–10pm on weekdays and 9am–10pm on weekends.
Membership Rates at a Glance
- Perch Core, $49/month: 20% off every bay rate, 10% off lessons
- Perch Elite, $79/month: 50% off every bay rate, 20% off lessons
Where Walk-In Wins
Every bay fits up to four players, so a group of four splitting one open bay for an hour is already down to roughly $7.50–$8.75 a person. Occasional players and groups rarely need a membership to get a good rate, because splitting the cost does most of the work already.
Where Membership Wins
Solo or two-person play is where membership pulls ahead fastest, since there's no group to split the cost with. An Elite member pays $7.50 per 30 minutes alone, the same rate a full group of walk-ins pays per person. Frequent lesson-takers also come out ahead thanks to the stacked lesson discount.
The Simple Rule of Thumb
If you're playing with three or more people most of the time, walk-in pricing is usually simpler and just as cheap. If you're playing solo, in pairs, or more than three to four times a month, a membership tends to pay for itself quickly.
Compare full plan details on the memberships page, or just book a bay and decide later.