- Return to an old reliable
The 30-minute option is generally $225, but maybe a couple times a month they will do a $175 special. They advertise those days on their IG page.
review comment
2 years ago
Exactly, Palm. It is also inconsiderate to the other dancers. Because if you are waiting for someone who is with a regular and had no intention of spending time with you, in the meantime you are likely passing up other dancers.
review comment
3 years ago
Not sure why it cut off that link. Trying again. If it doesn’t work, Google cbp ready lane. https://www.cbp.gov/travel/clearing-cbp/ready-lanes
review comment
3 years ago
I do not have global entry. It looked like one long line and I started off there. But after maybe 15 minutes, I saw people cutting ahead where you see the first ready lane sign. I had checked the CBP site beforehand and it listed passport cards as ready lane eligible: (https://www.cbp.gov/travel/clearing-cbp/ready-lanes). So I assumed that was a second line for ready lane and I followed their lead. It’s certainly not clear. Once I got up to that first checkpoint, there was definitely a short second line and the border guards seemed cool with it. But like I said, they turned me away at the second checkpoint and didn’t let me into the ready lane there. So it’s all very confusing.
review comment
3 years ago
I was also there last night. I agree with your assessment. Not as much quality talent, but that’s what I expected for a Sunday the day after Christmas. That just happened to be the one night I could go while I was in California for the holidays, so I made the most of it. I went arriba once and tipped the robe guy one dollar and he didn’t say anything, so no idea what the deal was there. Also, scrub continues to amaze with his bullshit. You said the girls weren’t as hot and everything cost more and he thinks that’s a club ad? Unbelievable.
article comment
3 years ago
Two Ballpark stories …
A dancer was about to go on stage and we made arrangements to go back after her set. In the meantime, another dancer I’d been with before sat down and started chatting me up.
I told her I was spoken for and she said ok but reached down my shorts anyway and started tugging away right there at the bar. I figured what the hell, nice little warmup.
But of course the dancer on stage saw what was going on and did not look happy. I stopped the other dancer before I finished and gave her 10 bucks.
When the dancer on stage came around, she almost didn’t go back with me, but money talks and it didn’t take much convincing. But I’ll always be curious if and what was said between them after I left.
The other story is about possibly the perfect Ballpark visit. I walked in and sat down and a dancer I’d gone back with a couple times spotted me and came over before the bartender could even get to me.
Her: Hi.
Me: Hi.
Her: Ready?
Me: Yes.
Two songs later, I was out the door.