Comments by Tr6guy

Now that Ricks has bought out the PT's chain that owned the majority of clubs in Denver, I will be curious to see how things change. Right now they have started the renovation of Mile High - used to be Penthouse, used to be Gold Club, Started out as Mile High, and changed the name to Scarletts. For what they have done so far the club looks beautiful and hopefully will start attracting a higher level of talent. The club needed attention and used to look/feel run down. I will probably post a review when they finish the remodel with a full description. Right now the girls at all of their clubs, Scarletts, Diamond Cabaret, PT's on Evans, La Boheme, and Centerfolds, the girls charge $50 a dance (even though $40 is posted at most of them) Some of the talent may be worth it, especially at Diamond but I have noticed they seemed to do more dances when most of them offered 3 for $100. I have been told that Diamond is next on the list for remodel. I am waiting to see what happens. I hardly ever go to any of the others but probably will once the get redone as well

If those girls worked at a club, I would never leave! Just die right there as it would never get any better!

Ricks tried to buy the chain years ago but both parties backed out of it when they could not reach an agreement. I believe it was only 11 million at the time and not the 80 as was reported this time. It is my understanding that the #2 guy based in St Louis and the Regional Director here in Colorado have accepted offers to be retained by the new organization

This is a big concern for those of us in the Denver area! Troy owned the majority of the clubs here and had established a strong clientele. two of the clubs had private "membership" rooms where you paid an annual fee getting you and your guests free access to all of the clubs in the chain and access to the private room. These rooms were decorated as high end cigar lounges with a private bar, private bathroom, private entrance doors, private individual dance rooms, a free pool table and personalized service from the staff. All of the alcohol served is top shelf. the dancers were not allowed to 'solicit' for dances from the patrons and actually had to be invited back to join them in the room. There were multiple TV's and a large screen projector screen and all the Pay Per View sports would be shown. In one of the clubs, the room was on an upper level with a full length glass wall overlooking the main club. Each had a separate sound system so you were not bombarded with the loud DJ's and dance music. You could actually have a conversation without shouting. As you can guess, these rooms became very social with most of the members either getting to know or be acquainted with the others, each had their favorite entertainers and the entertainers knew if invited back they were going to bank. Fight nights were always an event. There is a large concern as to what will happen with the rooms and the memberships.

All of the PT's clubs are closed - Diamond Cabaret. PT's, The Mens Club, La Bohemn and PT's Centerfolds

Denver has instituted a 25 foot rule for stage dancing and La Bo just could not accommodate that. At the Diamond Cabaret, they have to use the shower as a stage and set up a 2nd stage against the back wall in the Bottle Serve area with the distance roped off. No other stages are open. I have also heard that there are clear 'curtains' in the private dance areas for non-contact privates.