Will lap dance prices keep rising?
GoddessZora
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Please, what is going on hahahah. Are clubs not making girls have set prices or are they just up charging everything now? Since when is a lap dance $40-$45 in RI or MA?
It’s beyond disappointing hearing that so many of you are getting swindled lol
It’s beyond disappointing hearing that so many of you are getting swindled lol
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From a customer perspective, it can be a bit frustrating seeing some crazy high prices, like $50 for a 3 minute song, sometimes with no quantity discounts available! Or a half hour VIP starting at $400 or more. I sometimes wonder if dancers are actually getting hurt by prices being TOO high in some cases, where the number of dances sold drops by an amount that is not offset by the increased price per dance?
On the other hand, everything is more expensive now! And dancers have expenses just like the rest of us do, so if a club is keeping dance prices too low, that doesn't seem fair to the dancer...
My favorite scenario is when a dancer can set her own prices, either officially or unofficially, for both VIP and individual dances. Then, if the dancer and customer like and respect each other, it's usually pretty easy to figure out something that works out great for both.
Of course, some clubs will nickel and dime the living shit out of both customers and dancers, which I find extremely frustrating. If I give a girl $600 in a club, and she only ultimately gets to keep $300 to $350 of that, that doesn't sit well with me. I really want a dancer to be able to keep at least about 80% of what I give them...
A customer can spend $100 plus just getting in the door. Another $30 for drink minimums. Then dancers trying to charge double the dance prices... And then they sit on their phones bitching about customers being broke. While management wonders why the club is empty.
But since inflation is a real thing for everyone, including dancers, if the amount that a dancer can net from giving dances doesn't keep rising over time, well, then a certain body part probably won't keep rising in the future either...haha
Will dance prices keep rising? Yes, I think so.
That’s how it has always worked.
Thankfully, prices are reasonable in Atlanta, so I just keep all my business there.
In terms of clubs continuing to raise prices: the cheaper per song clubs near me are much busier than the expensive fixed price and set-your-own price ones based on TUSCL reviews and my annual checkup on the shit clubs. I can easily see the better priced clubs that haven't already raised prices going up a bit, but I can also see the more expensive clubs walking it back.
Inflation is no longe rampantly out of control, and some other forms of expensive entertainment are actually falling in price, so who knows.
These are just bitter bitches who dont want anyone making money if they dont. A guy not spending on them doesnt mean he won't spend on someone else. Girls need to realize the only real money in the club is what they have in their pocket and theyre there to hustle. Not for drama and high school politics
Dancers setting their own prices is why I have spent $50 at the Cadillac Lounge lifetime and 50 million at Desires.
Best part? The dancer only gets half of that. So, $75. She and I are both getting the short end of the stick.
Luckily here in Southern California, LA area, for the most part I would say 85-90% of the clubs have not raised pricing on dances since pre-covid. Mainly due to lots of competition. The only couple clubs I know the raised prices are Bare Elegance and DV North Hollywood.
I was in Phoenix a couple weeks ago and Bourbon Street is still at $20 per dance and the songs are not cut short.
They had five dancers working and 15-20 customers. One dancer never left the side of the customer she was with, so I imagine she did fine on the night. Two of the others said they were charging $50 a song or $650-700 for a half hour. Another (who never even took her top off on stage, and I imagine is generally uncomfortable with her job) said "30 a song, but $20 top per song for touching." All three were attractive enough, but between them they sold a single song and zero rooms in the 90 minutes I was in the club. The final dancer seemed really buzzed, but she only charged $30 a song. I passed on her due to how high she seemed, but she did manage to sell several dances. This isn't a stage oriented club and drinks are way above normal bar prices here; so people were there to buy dances. This is about as clear a market failure as one can directly observe.
Thanks, everyone!
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Meh
But thanks and thanks skibum
Well, you should probably ask your cousin if she's good with that first...
>A customer can spend $100 plus just getting in the door. Another $30 for drink minimums. Then dancers trying to charge double the dance prices... And then they sit on their phones bitching about customers being broke. While management wonders why the club is empty.
Hey, I agree with Icey! Wait... how many of you say that on a regular basis????
Kind of funny that there are cheap options in this area, given the cost of living, but hey Massachusetts is the smartest state, so it makes sense.
^ Skibum has nailed it.
Grlgonebad... Wtf is that? Only ones against me on here are the trolls and alt right extremists
I have no problem with approaching a dancer, but if I do that then I want to chat a bit to get a read on her attitude. Some really good dancers take breaks on the floor. But if the dancer is low energy, sullen, or all business, then I'll take a pass.
I'm not afraid to explicitly tell a dancer that the reason I don't get dances at club X is because I can get equivalent/better dances elsewhere for less, which is generally followed by "ewww...that's too low", "those girls must be skanks / but they aren't as good looking as me", "but mine are worth the extra price", etc.
At some point, girls will move to clubs where they can get more dances / make more money &/or customers stop going to the club, and prices will come down or they will close the doors.
As far as inflation being used as rationalization for a guy agreeing to pay more, we also have inflationary pressures on us, and higher costs of goods and services.
Unless you hand over cash to your local supermarket cashier because you feel her 2% wage increase is inadequate, it's not logical to feel bad for a stripper's income rising more slowly than her costs, and pay more as a result.
I agree that clubs are likely being hit harder by inflation moreso than dancers. Dancers can increase their income by simply increasing their value proposition, so they have more options.
You want more money, sweetie pie? Step up your game. Give me a reason to pay $40 for a dance.
I'm not calling you all whales, but some of you guys are to blame. Multiple months of nearly empty nights is the only thing that will hurt owners enough to cave in.
I'm not afraid to explicitly tell a dancer that the reason I don't get dances at club X is because I can get equivalent/better dances elsewhere for less, which is generally followed by "ewww...that's too low", "those girls must be skanks / but they aren't as good looking as me", "but mine are worth the extra price", etc.
This is classic golden pussy syndrome. My dances are more expensive and therefore better. What I've learned over the past 6 years is more money DOES NOT mean better service. Eagerness or at least the facade of it leads to better service. Some of the hottest chicks I've met in the club give mediocre dances at best. And what is with chicks afraid of an erection in your pants, that's literally your job ma'am.
It's tough to feel girls out though, that's why asking about dances before you go in is the best method.
There are only so many customers any given day, and now we have to possibly pay more than what a fixed rate would be because the dancers who tend to thrive in "create your price" markets tend to be ROBs and scammers. Dark side of Capitalism.
It could work, but only if the dancers are reasonable and the club doesn't try to take almost half.
$10 per dance means I would be SPENDING MORE over the course of the year. In Huntsville, Alabama it's basically 30 per song. the 15 minute room is 150. The dancers get to keep 2/3 of the price. This discourages getting multiple dances.