The recently finished remodel is likely timed for the upcoming Super Bowl. And 3 of the 4 cities still alive have big-spending fan bases (sorry Baltimore... but at least you have 'the block'.) So why not, as the alpha club for Indy, temporarily raise prices and try to make as much as possible??? Out-of-towners will rejoice in the cheap prices of middle America.
After the Indy 500 Brad's Brass can take prices back to the $10 + $2 for dances.
FYI If you're going to Brad's, sit at the rail and overdose on the minilappers performed by the dancers on stage for a $1!!!!! This makes the #1 Brad's complaint, dancers squatting with specific customers, moot because every gal on shift works the stage.
This reviewer has nailed it. I've heard conflicting info about whether this price change is just a Super Bowl thing, or a "permanent" change. Assuming the later, Brass would still be competitive with other clubs, as most charge $20/LD, and at least 1 charges $25.
But, one point not raised by reviewer is the "process" change that increases the annoyance factor. I've posted this before in pm's to BBF fans, and on old club DB: Mainly, the insertion of a cahier into the process of buying regular LD's creates an annoyance for the customer. Really, does addition of a dude standing behind a cash register add any value or enjoyment to your lapdance? Under the recent 10 + 2 system, customer would put up with this, given the $20 price point in most other area clubs. However, if $20 price point stays at the Brass, some people will go to other clubs where they pay dancer a straight $20 just to avoid this annoyance. Time will tell.............