I've seen as many as 5 I think. It's like lady, get off the stage, enough with this women already. I get it one song, it's takes a minute to get up and get off it's probably too quick but two songs is probably right.
With these big lineups, 40, 50 girls it could take a while to cycle through if the girls are doing 3 songs a set. It's your chance to "HOLLLLAAAAAA" at that busy chick that is mighty fine looking, but that might take a couple hours in some of these places.
Ideally, the fewer songs, the better, but there's also the need to consider how many dancers are there. Most clubs have it right with two or three, but I've seen as many as six. Six is overkill, but that was also a club with exactly 4 dancers present, so I could see how that happened
BDD has that stupid 7 stage rotation.
Three has always seemed ideal to me, ever since my first strip club visit in 1994 to Admirals Theater in Chicago. This provides ample time for progressive disrobing. If there are huge line-ups of 50+ girls, then there are usually multiple poles and multiple stages. If a dancer is really putting effort into dancing, with some pole tricks and energy, she will likely need a breather after three songs. Four or more songs would wear a girl out and she would not even have energy for table and lap dances.
2-3
3 is good, which equals about 10 minutes unless Stairway To Heaven is played during the set.
A lot of clubs like 3 but I find 2 way more efficient.
3 is ideal....1 clothed to build up interest, 1 topless, then 1 nude....after which I don't want to wait any longer to get her on my lap.
3 is enough to enjoy her, yet not so long to make it feel like an eternity, if you don't like the girl.
Off hand I would say 3
A number of factors to consider one being if your club does a tip walk. It's bad enough being annoyed after 3 song 2 would be right down pain in the ass
I like 3 songs, maybe just cause that's what I'm most used to. It also feels in synch with the clothed/topless/nude progression of what I feel is traditional strip-tease kinda thing. I could easily be convinced to drop to two for either topless only clubs where they'd basically just skip that last nude song. The same could be said for gown clubs, where I'd be happy if they didn't waste a song in that gown and just got topless as soon as they got on stage.
As far as cycle time for being on stage, I like clubs that have multiple stages to rotate through to keep that from being an issue while keeping the 3 song set.
I have yet to see a Cuban get up on the stage. They make up 85-90% of dancers at my go to club. So there is literally no stage shows. There does seem to be some progress in getting them to get fully naked for lap dances. Especially if you buy more than 2 dances.
The 3 song rotation seems to be the norm in nude clubs. However I have seen Tootsies go to a 2 song rotation when they have a full lineup which is great since you get to see more girls, and if you don’t like one, then you don’t have to sit through a long dance before someone else comes up.
In my experience Tootises changes their rotation depending on how busy it is/how many girls.
When it's slow I've seen one girl do three songs in the main stage, then get down. When it's busy I've seen one girl do a song on the little/Vegas stage, then do two songs in the ring around that stage, then another song on the main stage, then three more songs in the ring around the main stage, then do one more song upstairs to finally finish her marathon 8 song set. That means they could anywhere from 1 to 8 dancers concurrently.
But honestly it's probably been 2+ years since I've been on a busy night shift, so maybe they rotate differently now.
Two songs
2-3
Seattle area has been 1-2 cut songs (about 3 minutes per). Some of this depended on how many dancers and customers were in the club. Right after the pandemic i remember being there with only 3-4 girls working. They were all busy with customers so I got to sit and listen to strip club music, fairly certain learner all the words to Black Velvet, waiting for someone to finish up. Most of the dancers have one routine no matter the song. Not anything to write home about but it’s better than the empty stage.
No more than 3 songs, unless there are less than 5 dancers working! I hate waiting 90 minutes or more to see that shifts rotation.
If theres 40-50 dancers at one time and theres only one stage, then definitely one song per dancer. If theres 10-20 dancers then sure, two songs each.
I was at a club the other night where there were three dancers on the main stage at all times. Three poles in a line from one pole to another. They went in order starting from one side...first song was fully clothed in stripperwear, second song was topless, and third song was full nude. It actually worked pretty well.
My club is typically one. Sometimes two if early and full roster not there yet.
I like the 1-set, good chance to see all on a short visit.
About Tootsie's. Was there this past weekend at night and they had 3 on the main stage most of the time. Maybe one or two more during changeovers if customers were still tipping.
Three is good if its a 3 song up then off. If they have to rotate stages, like Flight Club does - one or two songs in a spot before rotating is plenty.
but its obviously going to vary by the number of girls working. I really prefer to have no songs with an empty stage, but a 1 song break is acceptable in a few clubs.
I'm OK with 2-3 as long as it's under 10 minutes total.
at my favorite Club HK the girls usually do three full songs on the main stage getting topless or maybe hopefully even nude by the third song. when it's busier especially in the evening and night they're doing two songs on the stage with the topless/nude on the second song. one problem is that not enough girls get naked. I feel that a girl that gets on the stage should deliver a nude dance on the second and third song.