Clubs without their own parking lot

In general, my experience has been that clubs in downtown areas are like that. Two here is Seattle, are good examples: Deja Vu, Seattle, and Little Darlings are both in downtown areas with absolutely no parking of their own. The former is near major downtown hotels and tourist attractions. Parking is difficult to find there. I've usually parked in a parking structure three blocks away. Several problems with that. Little Darlings is on the fringe of downtown, so it's difficult to get parking in the evening hours. On street is free and easy to get, or there is a pay lot across the street from the club that is only $5.

If you gotta bitch about parking ain't a bitch born that's gonna suck your dick

I used to go to the nude clubs in Windsor, Canada, in the 1980's when they were all the rage. The downtown clubs had no parking lots, and so I became very familiar with Windsor's parking garages.

I agree with Club Goer in that most of the clubs I've been to without their own parking are in downtown areas. OTOH, my first club experience, Admiral Theater in Chicago, is not downtown and does not have it's own parking (it may have valet parking) and when I went there, I always parked at the Jewel grocery store a couple blocks away. Most of the places I visit are at the edge of town or possibly even rural and thus have copious amounts of parking. Hell, a couple places I visit have parking for semis. (They are right off the interstate.)

Christie's in canton has a tiny lot. I couldn't find an empty spot and parked at the Target lot behind it.

Omar's in Lansing, Michigan is downtown near the state capitol building, several bars, and the Lansing Lugnut's minor league baseball stadium. There is a pay parking lot behind the club, but if you show the parking receipt, the door guy at the club refunds it. I've been there on nights with baseball games and its very difficult to find parking.

Winker's in Winston Salem.

La Boheme and Diamond Caberat in Denver

I haven't noticed a lack of parking lots in the Greater Los Angeles area. That also because they build parking lots out here to accommodate every car that might show up at 2 pm on the second Saturday before Christmas . The rest of the year we have wasted space. Donald Shoup, a Yale economist, has a book titled " The High Cost Of Free Parking" that is filled with parking info. Parking is big business.

The Combat Zone in Boston used to have its own subway station. Now that was convenience.

parking availability is more a function of the clubs location (dense city vs burbs) more than the intentions of the club itself

"The Combat Zone in Boston used to have its own subway station."

Cool beans. You could get robbed in the strip club and on the ride home.

NYC (Manhattan)
Boston
Baltimore (the Block)
DC (downtown)
Philadelphia (some clubs near downtown, while others have parking)
Providence (two bikini clubs downtown, other Providence clubs have parking)
Montreal

Just to name a few.