The arithmetic
Two forest hours at the door price is three hundred and seventy dollars. Membership is two hundred and ninety-five, so you are saving seventy-five dollars a month, or a little over twenty per cent, and about nine hundred dollars a year.
That is the whole offer and it is deliberately not a large discount. A membership that saves you forty per cent is a membership priced on the assumption that a third of members will not use it, and that is a business model we would rather not run.
The part that is worth more than the money
Priority booking. Members see the calendar a week before it opens to everyone else, which on a Saturday is the difference between having a choice of therapists and taking what is left.
Given that the honest answer to “how far ahead should I book” is two to three weeks for a weekend, this is the reason most people join, and several of them have said so.
Who it is not for
Anyone who comes four times a year. Two hundred and ninety-five a month is thirty-five hundred a year and no amount of banking unused hours makes that arithmetic work.
Hours do roll over for three months, which is there to cover a bad January rather than to make an annual visitor feel sensible about a monthly charge. If you have banked more than four you are not using it, and we will say so and pause you.