I used to be a regular to the Charlotte strip clubs until Covid. I would go to one of the clubs at least once a week, and some times multiple times a week.
I had no problem spending my hard earned dollars on some of the girls because it was money well spent in my opinion. For days where I wanted to have fun at a reasonable value , I would go to one of the MAL Establishments. It used to be 10$ table dances; nothing crazy mileage, but for the price it was great . If I had extra $$ to spend, I would go to Uptown cabaret or TMC.
But past Covid , MAL has made it so ridiculous , I have stopped going to any of the MAL clubs. The dancer quality has gone downhill , where as the dance prices have more than tripled (35$). A lot of the good dancers I knew from these clubs quit. The few times I went to gentlemen’s club and the gold club, they were ghost towns. Ladies well past their prime and on something, customers just sitting without spending a lot and the clubs itself dilapidated.
I know it’s capitalism, demand supply yada yada…. but what really might be wrong with the MAL management? Are they not seeing this downturn in terms of the $ hitting their wallet? Don’t they see what their clubs have turned into?
For other PLs living in Charlotte, why do you think there are no other reasonable clubs coming up here? Why is no one trying to break their monopoly, start a new club and give decent service to the customers? I’m not talking about extras clubs… just regular dances from reasonable looking girls for a fair price. Is any talks under way to start something of that sort… or should we all come together and establish one with pooled funds… well I am ready to pitch in to save this city . Every Gotham needs its Batman (s). 🃏😈😁
Black Mamba


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Like me, if you're wondering what MAL Clubs are, I looked it up. "MAL Entertainment" is a company that owns several strip clubs, including some in Charlotte. Apparently, the letters MAL stand for the names of the company's founders, although I haven't yet found what the actual names were.
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