The Marching Warehouse Pricing Policies
Competitor Series Visual Pricing:
The Marching Warehouse utilizes a two-part system regarding drill pricing. This is based on the size of the group and difficulty of the drill design. Below is a chart that explains this structure.
| Members* | Grade 2 | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 – 50 | $1000 | $1000 | $1500 | |
| 51-75 | $1250 | $1500 | $2000 | |
| 76-100 | $1500 | $2000 | $2500 | |
| 101-125 | $1750 | $2500 | $3000 | |
| 126-150 | $2000 | $3000 | $3500 | |
| 150 + | Call for Quote | |||
* Members do not include Front Ensemble or any non marching members. Props that use members to move them will be an additional cost.
Grade Descriptions
Grade 2: The visual skills required for this grade of drill are at the basic level. The drill will feature approximately 20 – 30 pages per show. Backwards marching, extended step sizes, and interval changes will be kept to a minimum. Guard integration will be utilized where appropriate. The drill is designed for young bands looking to be successful on the field. These groups may or may not be in a competing class.
Grade 3: The visual skills required for this grade of drill are at the average level. The drill will feature approximately 40 pages per show. Backwards marching, extended step sizes, and interval changes are common but not prevalent. Guard integration will be utilized where appropriate. The drill is designed for bands looking to be successful on the field competitively at the local level.
Grade 4: The visual skills required for this grade of drill are at the average to above average level. The drill will feature approximately 50 pages per show. Backwards marching, extended step sizes, and interval changes are common. Guard integration will be utilized throughout the show. The drill is designed for bands looking to be successful on the field competitively at a local to regional level.
Custom Class Visual Pricing:
The Marching Warehouse utilizes a two-part system regarding drill pricing. This is based on the size of the group and difficulty of the drill design. Below is a chart that explains this structure.
| Members* | Grade 3 | Grade 4 | Grade 5 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 – 50 | $1500 | $1750 | $2000 | |
| 51 – 75 | $1750 | $2000 | $2500 | |
| 76 – 100 | $2000 | $2500 | $3000 | |
| 100 – 125 | $2500 | $3000 | $3500 | |
| 126 – 150 | $3000 | $3500 | $4000 | |
| 150 + | Call for Quote | |||
*Members do not include Front Ensemble or any non marching members. Props that use members to move them will be an additional cost.
Grade Descriptions
Grade 3: The visual skills required for this grade of drill are at the average level. The drill will feature approximately 50 pages per show. Backwards marching, extended step sizes, and interval changes are common but not prevalent. Guard integration will be utilized throughout the show. The drill is designed for bands looking to be successful on the field competitively at a regional level.
Grade 4: The visual skills required for this grade of drill are at the average to above average level. The drill will feature approximately 50-60 pages per show. Backwards marching, extended step sizes, and interval changes are common. Guard integration will be utilized throughout the show. Shows may include movable props and designed movement moments. The drill is designed for bands looking to be successful on the field competitively at a regional to national level.
Grade 5: The visual skills required for this grade of drill are at the advanced level. The drill will feature approximately 70+ pages per show. Backwards marching, extended step sizes, and interval changes are prevalent. There is a high demand on each performer visually. Guard integration will be utilized throughout the show. Shows may include movable props and designed movement moments. The drill is designed for bands looking to be successful on the field competitively at a national level.