This is an overall review of...

This is an overall review of my compiled visits. This is the biggest club in Vegas and does have a bit of that warehouse feel to it. That said, they only use the whole club on the weekends or if some big convention is in town. Otherwise they section off about half the club with a curtain. Basically wasted extra space.

Overall, the club is nice but does suffer from a few design issues. One is the bathroom location. It's all the way in the back of the club and when you consider the size of the club, it is a long walk just to get there. The other issue is the lighting. No not too dark and not too bright but they use the infamous strolling strobe lights like every other club that likes to mimic each other. Those lights makes sure to hit each and every part of the club about every 10-20 seconds. Very annoying when watching a stage show or getting a dance. It's not bad when your sitting right at the main stage but if not don't expect to enjoy the stage shows or lap dances on the main floor unless you like being blinded every 10-20 seconds.

The highlight is definitely the quality of the dancers. Probably second to the Rhino. Lots of lookers and lots to choose from. Yes, most hustle and push for the VIP but that is too be expected. Word of advice, do not commit to any VIP session without first trying a dance on the main floor. The VIP drink minimum is some crazy amount like $36 or something. Add in the tip and the 3 for $100 is not worth it unless you know for sure that you are getting an out of the world experience with the dancer you've selected. If I'm not mistaken the next upgrade is the half hour for $200 but there's a 4 drink minimum which is absurd. If you pick and choose wisely, you'll find a dancer that is fine with dances on the main floor. As long as your spending they don't really care. Plus the dances itself offer no change anyway. The extra premium your paying is solely for more privacy.