Sirius1

The dance area that is located on the other side of the bar rather than the one right next to the stage, has boths 3 to 4 feet wide with a separate curtain for each booth. I am sure more $ which the dancers will probably get a small portion of what the charge will be. Someone mentioned in March that they thought you'll rent the space for some amount of money from the bar and negotiate the dancer's fee with them.

Well, the best club in Brevard County went bye-bye as soon as the new owner bought the club. This is Cocoa Beach and not Orlando or Miami. It was clear that dance prices were going to be increased. ait was clear that the girls that were there for several years would be driven out of the club. OK REGULARS!!!! Anyone want to form a syndicate and open a new club? There are many unoccupied buildings in Cape Canaveral/Cocoa Beach area. Several dancers have left over the last 4 months. Even more customers have taken their business elsewhere. Dancers and bartenders won't stick around with the loss of income. Obviously at $20 a dance, the house fee has increased or they are getting a portion of increased dance charge in their pocket. That increase will cause a drop in dancer income by about 60%. No one will stay long. I used to go to the IR 3 to 4 times a week and spend a significant amount of money each time. I haven't been there for a few months. Inner Room - RIP

Usually Tuesdays are Taco Tuesdays but they are messy and, with limited seating, would probably be a mess. What is worse than a guy talking to a dancer for an extended period of time after he is done dancing, are the guys who sit on the dance benches by themselves. Also, dancers have the tendency during the construction to sit at the bar with 3 or 4 other dancers when the customers need them. I assume the club will be better when the the construction is finished but I also detect a noticable reduction of what used to be a friendly atmosphere. Don't be shocked that once the construction is done, that the owner increases the dance cost, the dancers' house $, and drink cost. BTW, I hate the club outfits that the bartenders and waitresses are forced to wear.

No, just the facts. I have personal interest in the club as I date some of the people who work there. The placed seemed friendlier when it was run by the previous owner. But reviews are to share information so people can make decisions as to where and when they spend their money. This is my opinion and others may have a totally different perspective.

You are absolutely correct when you said I did not mention what the dancers are like. Read all the other recent reviews and they'll have opinions. I did give a reasonable numeric score for the dancers but I did not want to say that the score was based on my liking older, overweight dancers who are ugly and don't shave or bathe and have terrible personalities. If you want every review to cover the same exact topics, ask TUSCL to expand their numerical ratings list from 3 to 100 or so which includes what is at the club and what the reviewer's preferences are. Who say bigger tits are better? Who says tighter asses are better than bigger asses? These ratings are subjective. What dancers are at a club vary each day while the clubs atmosphere and service staff remain more constant along with the clubs physical attributes.