You go to nearly any city discussion, most of what I see is that x club or x city isn’t like what it used to be due to crackdowns economy etc. just wondering if there are any cities that have clubs that have gotten better and less strict recently or just as good as it was before.
I would say Miami and Toronto is holding steady, I’ve heard Atlanta and Detroit isn’t really the same but haven’t experienced the recent stuff myself. (Would appreciate being corrected on that front) Montreal has definitely taken a step backwards.
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last commentI was in Vegas last week, I'd say it's holding steady, in terms of service. Pricing is still holding around $20-$30 for a basic dance at the lowest levels. I think THEIR business is dropping, but the service and quality are still there.
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@jaybud999
Where? Chicas Bonitas? LOL I have never heard of $20 or $30 dance or are you talking about the ones on the floor? I think even at the common ones they were minimum $40 and then tip like $10? No? It's been a while. But I frequented Palomino, Spearmint, Hustlers and Peppermint the most.
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Head to Calgary if you want extras, those girls are crazy lol and it's $35 per pop private room.
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Hotgirlsplz Sounds like youre getting ripped off.
Saint George Utah is getting better
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@hotgirlsplz
Yes, that price quote is for Chicas bonitas, 5-4-$100 yields a $20 dance.
Las Toxicas was running $25 per, no price breaks on bundles.
Spearmint Rhino, early day only…..negotiated 5-4-$100 because nobody else was really there.
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Oh,and the mileage comparison between CB and SR isn’t even close….CB for the value play.
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A year ago, I typically was choosing between six clubs. Now it is down to four as one of those clubs has become stupidly expensive, and the other raised prices and started scanning licenses. Of the other four, I'd say that three have gotten worse over the last two years and one has improved. Of those four, one has held prices steady, one has lowered prices, and two have raised per dance prices, but not room prices.
All three of the four that are worse are primarily worse because their dancer roster has declined, the price hikes just make me a bit less willing to look for that new gem. Amusingly, the the club that has improved is the one that has actually become cheaper. I don't think we can draw a causation from that, but their management knows what to look for in a dancer.
In my secondary clubbing region, I can't really comment on if individual clubs are getting better or worse, but that region has lost at least one club due to slow business and what was probably the regions best suburban club closed due to arson.
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