Comments by humblepatron01

They got new management. They also removed the curtains from the regular dance booths (VIP booths upfront are unchanged). This doesn't change the experience too much as the booths are still super dark. The new VIP rooms are in the adjacent room near the entrance (where the stripper shop is). Those are 200/15 and 300/30. But time will tell if new management will make any drastic changes. And I'm insulted you called me a strange cat, lol.

It's a lie brother, lol. Just hope you're her first on bat (or not if you're into that sort of thing...)

Considering this was my first year going regularly, I'd say it was pretty good. Went from wide-eyed amateur to grizzled enthusiast and have had plenty of vanilla and extras experiences. The only potential issue is that experiencing extras broke the seal for me for p4p. Never averse to the idea, but never really thought it be something I'd do anytime soon. Now, I've had a few non-club p4p experiences and have started to weigh the pros and cons between the two, lol. We'll see how I do next year. I will be traveling alot and hope to check out many more clubs around the country.

I heard wild stories about Sahara. Many of the dancers moved over to ISG after the fire so you may be able to rekindle that Sahara vibe from the past.

The fact that it's prepay makes it fairly tough to pay only the difference. The dancer would likely say you need to do another 200/15 because the club and the dancer would get more money out of it. But this is speculation as I've never encountered this scenario.

The eternal quest for the sure shot. You're in Canada so I'm not privy to that region's pricing but if $100 works for you then great, but most places in the US, you'd struggle to get more than 3 single song dances after paying admission and a drink. You hate to hear it, but money is one of, if not, the strongest factor it determining the level of fun you can possibly have at a club. Like in gambling (which this is a form of in some respects, lol), having enough cash helps you weather the bad runs to keep you solvent long enough to find the good dancers. You can get lucky and, like you mentioned, find good value immediately. However, usually you gotta go thru a few trials first. You can improve your edge by utilizing TUSCL. You can also lookout for other qualitative factors. For example, how's their stage dance (i.e. do they get up close and personal at the rail or pretend you dont exist)? When they sit with you, are they standoff-ish or do they get close and touchy? When in the front room dance, do they just go with the flow or are they more clinical/business like in their dealings? So many things to look out for, but with time and more club visits, you get a feel for who MIGHT be better dancers...and you'll still be dissapointed from time to time despite the stars appearing to align. After all, these dancers are salespeople so expect many to attempt to optimize of their money:effort ratio. Good luck man.

So 600...

Honestly, I've been having WAY more fun at OC and Valley clubs. Perhaps COI is having a bad season or something.

Thanks again guys. Ended up going to both PO and Cheerleaders. Both were good in their own way.

Thank you for the intel gents. I'll keep you posted. I'm torn between Playhouse, Risque, and Cheerleaders. PO and LaPearl looking a bit too rough on Google Maps for my taste for a vacation trip (no offense, lol).

I see we have another member of the Cinammon fan club, lol. Respect.

I like this. Thank you sir.

Jet Strip is hit or miss. Godd you had a fun time. I just wish they were a little cheaper and had a live roll call like the OneGC clubs.