During my recent trip to Vegas, I visited my first two strip clubs. I knew the alcohol-free clubs allow girls to be completely nude during dances, but the main reason I first went to an alcohol-free place (Little Darlings) was because it was free of alcohol (I drove myself and did not want to drink). I was unaware of the other benefits. "Lap dances" took place in cubicles with a privacy curtain and a bed-like platform on which you lay down. This allowed girls a wider range of erotic possibilities compared to being in a seated position. In addition, the girls appeared free to allow customers to touch all parts of their bodies and even negotiate for sexual acts. [I had "dances" with three girls; two were excellent and one was bad, but that's another story!] The club also had VIP rooms which I did not see, because how much better could they be?
I also checked out a nearby topless club that served alcohol. In Cheetahs, lap dances took place in a public corner of the main room on small couches, one next to another. I asked to see the VIP rooms, which contained the same small couches with no privacy dividers. I subsequently learned that the absence of beds and privacy was due to rules limiting what the strippers and customers could do because of the alcohol. For one, girls and customers are not allowed to lie down. Another rule which was not quite as strictly enforced was no touching of breasts. Therefore, even if the girls were nude, the quality of "dances" would be limited compared to the alcohol-free club. Seems like a high price to pay to buy alcohol in a town where free alcohol is so widely available.
Are my observations of these two strip clubs representative of other alcoholic and alcohol-free clubs in Las Vegas? Do other towns place similar restrictions on clubs that serve alcohol?

