Mobile strip show to hit the road for tour
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LAS VEGAS, Dec. 19 (UPI) -- A mobile strip show banned in Las Vegas will take its act on the road, its originators said.
The "strippermobile," a large truck with bikini-clad women pole dancing in its Plexiglas-enclosed cargo area, made late-night runs along the Las Vegas Boulevard to advertise a local strip club, the Las Vegas Sun reported Saturday.
Clark County officials complained the moving strip act was unsafe for the strippers inside and for rubbernecking drivers, the newspaper said.
The Deju Vu strip club, which owns the vehicle, agreed to park it, but now club owners have a new idea, they say -- a national tour.
The Deju Vu company operates about 60 clubs in 15 states and plans to have the strippermobile visit them all, with a film crew taping the tour for cable television.
The owners expect the strippermobile to make its first stops in Southern California on Jan. 10, the Sun said.
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2009/12/19/M…
Do gimmicks like this actually increase strip club attendance to justify the cost? It sounds stupid and I would rather them just publish free admission passes instead. Cols Gold does a similar thing of driving a big oversized fan around with televisions and I think it is stupid and makes me even less likely to visit the club. On the other hand, if they published free admission passes then yes maybe I would go out of my way to check out the club and have a drink or two and maybe even end up buying dances.
The "strippermobile," a large truck with bikini-clad women pole dancing in its Plexiglas-enclosed cargo area, made late-night runs along the Las Vegas Boulevard to advertise a local strip club, the Las Vegas Sun reported Saturday.
Clark County officials complained the moving strip act was unsafe for the strippers inside and for rubbernecking drivers, the newspaper said.
The Deju Vu strip club, which owns the vehicle, agreed to park it, but now club owners have a new idea, they say -- a national tour.
The Deju Vu company operates about 60 clubs in 15 states and plans to have the strippermobile visit them all, with a film crew taping the tour for cable television.
The owners expect the strippermobile to make its first stops in Southern California on Jan. 10, the Sun said.
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2009/12/19/M…
Do gimmicks like this actually increase strip club attendance to justify the cost? It sounds stupid and I would rather them just publish free admission passes instead. Cols Gold does a similar thing of driving a big oversized fan around with televisions and I think it is stupid and makes me even less likely to visit the club. On the other hand, if they published free admission passes then yes maybe I would go out of my way to check out the club and have a drink or two and maybe even end up buying dances.
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In downtown Montreal, it's not uncommon to see large, sometimes rotating signs for various on & off-island strip clubs being driven around.