No. Our Annual Passes do not impact court rates or class rates. Many public facilities in our area have annual fees; some in the form of memberships or reservation cards.

No, you can still reserve courts up to two days in advance without a pass. There are annual pass options for 7-day Advanced Passholder reservations.

Yes. All programs will require an individual or family access pass. As seen in the table, there are program only options and access plans that include advance court reservations and early class registration priority.

Yes

Yes. An annual pass is required to participate in any of our programs (adult or youth).

12 months from the date of purchase. No pausing plans for travel or other reasons.

If I purchase an annual pass, can I upgrade or downgrade it during the 12 months? You can upgrade it and pay the difference (without changing your 12-month start date) You can’t downgrade it to a less expensive options. Passes are non-refundable and non-transferrable (including if you move out of area or become injured). At the optional renewal time, you can pick whichever pass fits you best at that time.

Family plans are flexible and can be under any person in the family’s name, including multiple under the same name. These cannot exceed the maximum limits (see chart) at a time.

Yes

No. The person who confirmed the court reservation should intend on playing and is responsible for the court cost. If there's a unique circumstance, such as an unforeseen injury, please call the front desk if you wish to change the name of who will be arriving.

As a captain you will need to let your team know that an access pass is required to be on the team. If ETC has a list of your team members, we’ll let you know any team members who still need to purchase the pass, and request you to follow up. League match courts are auto booked by ETC staff and don’t require an access plan. However, you may want to find out which teammates have 7 day reservation privileges so they may book practice or warm-up courts.