Ohio strip club rules?

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• BoredJack

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  4 years ago

  Don't think the pasties rule has changed for any club that sells alcohol. Nude is still allowed for BYOB clubs. No contact is being more than less enforced now. Masks on at all times unless drinking or eating. Alcohol sales must end at 10, remaining drinks pulled at 11. Clubs can still stay open normal hours if they choose to. The clubs I've been to that had the shower curtains installed in the lap dance areas had to remove them, and institute a 6' social distance rule. The club I went to was skirting that some, sneaking lap grinds in during dances.
• venroc

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  4 years ago

  Oh thanks for answer. What I am curious about is that the place where I went yesterday was described as topless however it was actually pasties club. I never been to strip club in Cleveland before so it made me suspect why the description in tuscl is wrong. (There is a lot of clubs classified as topless, however, the one which I visited is pasties actually.) So, here is my thing. 1. Should I think it as "pasties club" which is classified as "topless club" in ohio? 2. If there is nothing special classification, I mean, just "Strip club", could I think it as a "Full nude" club? If you can answer these, it would be great!
• venroc

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  4 years ago

  I think I find it out. The index for the Ohio strip clubs are quite a mass. Thanks anyway.
• whodey

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  4 years ago

  Ohio doesn't have any topless clubs. They are either nude without alcohol (byob) or pasties if they have alcohol. The only places I know of that are not enforcing the no contact and mask requirements are some of the seedier clubs in the Akron area.