2 weeks ago

The best interior design of a strip club: Baby Dolls Dallas

After looking through online of the top strip clubs across the country, and visiting BDD several times, I have to say it easily has the best designed interior. 7 stages, massive bar in the middle, with some type of massive viewing screen showing sports like you would see in an NBA arena above the bar. TVs placed throughout the club. 2 stories. Restrooms placed conveniently. In the restrooms, you get your own private bathroom with a door that locks. Private VIP rooms. Nothing like this out there. You can tell they put a lot of effort in this, we obviously all appreciate this.

Any thoughts on this, do you agree or do you think there is a better designed strip club out there?

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Reachme

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2 weeks ago

How’s the regular Lap dance accommodations? That’s one of the top considerations for me.

Ilovehotwhitestrippers

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2 weeks ago

Amazing, just don’t go when it’s too busy. Place can get a bit busy on the weekends.

nicespice

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2 weeks ago

I remember somebody once told me there was a literal shark tank at some club in Daytona. That would have been really cool to see. I wish I could find the original thread from years back where people described all sorts of novel looking clubs. But this article has several clubs listed. tuscl.net

ClubFan81077

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2 weeks ago

Yeah, but can Baby Dolls Dallas win "Best Original Screenplay"? 😜

shailynn

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2 weeks ago

I don’t know how baby dolls can compete with a club where you can walk into a VIP room, shut the door or close the curtains and be left alone. Clubs that have this feature are the best layouts as far as I’m concerned.

BumHip

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2 weeks ago

@shailynn agree 100%. I have been to BBD one time. I had fun, and there is value in the aggressive $20 dances upstairs. Dancers quoted crazy prices for private VIP. Seemed I would be in over $1,000 to have the fun one can have in South Florida for less than half that. If anyone has details that contradict this viewpoint, I'm all ears.

Ilovehotwhitestrippers

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2 weeks ago

Funny how a discussion literally about the best designed strip club morphs in to a conversation about mileage lol. Welcome to TUSCL!

docsavage

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2 weeks ago

For me, a well designed strip club would be one where the volume level on the music would be a little bit lower in at least part of the club than the rest of the club. This does not seem to be the case with any strip club here in Indianapolis. They all have multiple speakers placed evenly around the club. This has caused enough of a problem for me I have cut back on visits. The loudness of the music gives me earaches that last a week and wearing ear protection has only limited effectiveness.

Boss Hogg

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2 weeks ago

One of the worst strip club designs is to have a stage surrounded by a bar. It makes it either difficult or impossible to tip the girls while they are performing.

wallanon

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2 weeks ago

Hogg has a point, but in some places the bar around the stage is required. But then it's only required for the girl to be there if she's undressed so then there's the bar crawl. I don't care as much about the stage distance if I have a way to see the dancer I want up close. There's clubs that have a design I like better than BBD, but I've seen a lot of clubs so every time I try to list them I feel like I'm forgetting a really top tier club lol

wallanon

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2 weeks ago

I guess that was too many Bs and not enough Ds lol. A critical strip error

Ilovehotwhitestrippers

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2 weeks ago

“One of the worst strip club designs is to have a stage surrounded by a bar.”

There is no stage surrounded by a bar at BDD.

There’s a ton of them in the Philadelphia strip clubs though.