Why has Vegas strip clubs gone down hill?

More like 20 years, Cheetahs, Crazy Horse II , Olympic Gardens were awesome, day and night. Low entry fees, Cheetahs would give you a year pass, loaded with girls, $20 lap dances, always stage action, OG would have several stages going. It was like a big party. What happened is the corporate clubs took over and jacked prices like never seen before. Last time I went to one, which was a long time ago, I spent $100 just walking in the door and talking to a couple ladies who of course ordered drinks

I only get to club once or twice a year, for a few days at a time.....and NEVER in my hometown, hence, Vegas.

I REALLY miss the old Cheetah's and OG. We would go in there and pull work shifts at a time....8-12 hours. Order food in with the girls on shift, do our drugs all day.....it was amazing.

Now we get by with Chica's and daytime Spearmint. This next round, I'm going to try Las Toxicas, and maybe Play it Again or that other little one with no day cover. Haven't found much happiness at CH3, Sapphire, Peppermint Hippo, or Sophia's (is that still open?). Never tried Treasures or Little Darlings.

Dumb Ass story: My very first strip to Vegas after turning 21, we got suckered by the cab driver to hit the Can-Can Room. Total scam out (clip joint). That turned me off to the clubs for a solid decade. And then.....Cheetah's.....

Same reason why the rest of Vegas has gone downhill… everything has turned corporate and big business and those entities are all about one thing… making as much money as fast as possible… little value given back to the customer and long term investment in that customer for repeat business is not even close to a priority for these businesses.

One of the issues is the casinos dont want customers going to strip clubs so they have always been low milege.

I've only been once. Has Vegas shifted more towards hosting conventions over the years, versus vacationers? I would guess there are more newb-rubes among the conventioner PLs. Which makes for more bait-and-switch in the clubs.

Robert DeNiro was right in "Casino," the whole city has been set up to take your money.

Most overrated city I've ever visited.