Comments by mark94

Dancers seem to spend a lot of time in the dressing room. If you don’t catch them right after a stage dance, you may not see them again for an hour. Also, all employees park behind the building, so the parking lot looks empty even when fully staffed. It’s like the opposite of HiLiter

If a dancer quotes a higher floor dance price than standard, I always say no. In my experience, that’s a signal the hustle factor will be high and dance quality low.

Sundays are optional schedule days at most clubs. Sometimes you get lucky. Usually not.

It’s tough to tell how many dancers are working at BSC unless you sit through a rotation of stage dances. It might look like 4 are working but there could be an additional 5 in VIP and 10 in the dressing room. If you don’t connect with a dancer when she comes off the stage, it could be an hour before you spot her again.

Hmmm. My experience lately has been much more positive. I usually go early in the week but tried yesterday afternoon ( Thursday ). It was one of the better experiences I’ve had at BSC. Sevens and Eights. Good dancer availability. Dance quality from good to very good.

Hi Liter could attract the same level of dancer that Bourbon Street does. It did for many years. So, why are 90% of their dancers now overweight and unattractive ? How could that possibly be a better business model than a variety of hot dancers ? Maybe the hot dancers won’t work at HL now that Cubans control the club. If so, fire them all and upgrade personnel.

I stopped going to the Candy Store when the floor dance changed from $5 to $10. 😝

My experience during the day is that the handful of hot dancers are almost impossible to connect with. The chubby Cubans approach me constantly but the hotties are locked down with what I assume are regulars. It sounds like you had better luck, or skill, in connecting with 7+s.

IMO, on any given day, 90% of the dancers at HL are not dance worthy, mostly the result of the Cuban invasion. It takes too much time, effort, and luck to connect with the other 10%. Combine that with an economy where the average customer has less money to spend, and HL is not a pleasant environment for customers or dancers.

I tried submitting an S44 review again. Once again, it froze and would let me submit

I typed a S44 review but the system froze when I hit submit. I’ll probably try again

The female equivalent of a Pick Up Artist. Insult the customer. Gain control. Take his money. When he gets wise, find another victim

My impression is the better clubs are getting good foot traffic but the spending on dances is down. In this economy, guys are willing to spend $50 for a night of looking and drinking but can’t spend $300-$500 for a more intimate experience.

Bourbon Street.

One added thing about my recent visit. I saw relatively few lap dances and VIP visits while I was there. IMO, there were only a handful of lap-worthy dancers, the chairs along the wall ( prime lapdance area ) were occupied by dancers, and VIP was way too visible. There was plenty of drinking going on, so the club was making money, but I’d guess 80% of dancers had a tough time covering their house fee.

It’s been years since I’ve been to any northern wisconsin clubs but I’m guessing, if you are from Detroit, you’ll be incredibly disappointed. Entirely different experience and not in a good way.

My last few afternoon visits to S44 have been subpar. Fewer dancers and lower quality. I don’t know if that’s bad luck or a trend. Probably just a summer season thing. I hope.

I remember dancers would comment and critique each other’s technique in real time. The waitress would walk through with drinks like it was just another day at the office Wild stuff

If you like the party vibe, this is still a good club for hanging out with friends. If you like women with some meat on the bones, this is definitely your place. If your preference in dancers is fit, hot, personable women, this is not your destination.

It’s my experience that clubs raise their prices during tough economic times, under the theory that will increase dancer’s income. Of course, having taken Econ 101, I know the opposite happens.

I remember reading about these on USASG ( which seems to be closed down ). Koreans in their 40s or 50s. Typically a bartender, one or two workers, and no other customers. Services provided behind a curtain. Calling it a hostess bar seems generous.

You must have been there on an off night. Or, you have a really tough grading standard for dancers

The three things that have kept me away from HL in recent years are 1. ID scan ( that’s a deal breaker for me ) 2. Chubby Cubans 3. Brighter lighting in VIP ( a recent development ). It sounds like #2 has seen improvement.

Any club that “ gives a tour of VIP” is a rip off joint.

With dances around 3 minutes, an hour would be about 20 dances or $600. So, on that basis, $300 is a bargain. If it takes you an hour to accomplish your goal. 😉