Is a Kittens membership worth it? Silver vs Gold vs Platinum compared

If you’re a regular at Kittens, or thinking about becoming one, the question isn’t whether membership has perks — it’s which tier actually matches how often you’re in and who you usually bring with you. Here’s how Silver, Gold and Platinum actually compare.

What every tier includes

Regardless of tier, all Kittens memberships run for 12 months from purchase and include:

• Fast priority entry — skip the line, every visit
• Access to member nights and early access to events
• Free entry for you, for the full 12 months

The difference between tiers comes down to one thing: guests.

Silver: for solo regulars

Silver covers priority entry and free entry for yourself only. It’s the right fit if you’re usually coming in alone or meeting people who are already members, and the line-skip alone is what you’re after.

Gold: for the regular who brings a friend

Gold adds one free guest entry on top of everything Silver includes. If you’re usually in with one other person — a regular plus-one — Gold typically works out cheaper over 12 months than paying casual entry for a guest every visit.

Platinum: for the group organiser

Platinum includes five free guest entries, making it the clear choice if you’re the one who ends up organising the group most weekends. Between bringing mates along regularly and skipping the line as a group, Platinum tends to pay for itself fastest for anyone who’s effectively the “regular host” of their friend group.

How to decide which tier fits

Ask two questions: how often are you visiting, and how many people are you usually bringing? A rough guide:

Membership vs. casual entry

The value of membership isn’t really about a single visit — it’s about not thinking about entry at all across a year of nights out. Priority entry alone removes the one part of a night out that’s genuinely unpredictable: how long you’ll be standing outside on a busy Friday.