Your Time, Your Space, The Place
What is Late Station?
Late Station is a space-station inspired membership lounge, that's open late, built for community, and designed to be a place for people to go, belong, and connect.
Why is Late Station?
Most places—coffee shops, stores, restaurants, and other businesses—tend to close around 8pm. For people ages 16–35, what options are left if they want to go out? Some can go to a bar, some to a restaurant, some to a coffee shop. But what do you actually have to do there? That’s the issue—there isn’t much flexibility. Late Station is meant to fill that gap. It’s a place where people can do what they want or need to do. Play games? Go ahead. Have a more personal conversation? There are quieter areas for that. Work or study? The Bay is designed as a low-volume, low-stress environment for focus. The goal is simple: create a space that supports how people actually want to spend their time, at any time.
Membership Levels
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Premium Food and Drinks
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War Room (20% Off)
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Situation Room (20% Off)
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Premium Foods and Drinks (10% Off)
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War Room (50% Off)
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Situation Room (50% Off)
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Free Guest
$49mo / $249 (6mo)
[INCLUDED IN BOTH]
$67mo / $339 (6mo)
OFFICER
CAPTAIN
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The Common Room, The Bay & The Galley
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Regular Drinks and Snacks
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Internet & WiFi
Why a Membership?
I know people don’t love the idea of paying monthly for something. At the same time, almost everyone already does—phone plans, Netflix, Disney+, Game Pass, Candy Crush. People pay for those because they’ve decided it’s worth it. They value it enough to pay for it over and over again. We don’t love the idea of charging people just to get in, but the membership is about more than that. It’s about having people here who actually want to be here. That alone changes the environment. The goal is to build something people feel part of—a community, a space, their space. When people feel like they belong, they treat it differently. Not everyone will see it that way, and that’s fine. But for those who do, the goal is that Late Station becomes a place they can go when they don’t know where else to go—and feel like they have a place in it. Also, we have bills to pay so... that to.