I hit up Dancers Show Club...

I hit up Dancers Show Club around 10pm. The cover charge was $7. If you arrive before 7 o’clock, cover is a few bucks less. About half of the club was full. I believe a draft beer cost me about $4.25. A domestic bottle was $4.50. There were too many waitresses working for the number of patrons present. It is just flat out annoying having to turn down a waitress every thirty seconds that you are in the establishment. The bathroom isn’t too nice and has a bathroom troll. To sit in the booths on the north side of the club requires extra payment. It is a waste as it does not give you any advantage other than having a larger table. The music was a blend of hip hop, pop, and rock.

The dancer quality was generally in the range of 5 to 9. A few did some good pole tricks, while others just did the “strut around the pole” routine for two songs straight. Lots of girls get locked down by regulars. It took a while for me to finally get one of the better looking dancers back to lap so I could start burning my wad. Dancers cannot skip their turn on stage, so if you are getting dances from one that is about to go on stage, you must end your string. I’ve had more bad luck with ROB’s at this club than any other in Indianapolis it seems. This past visit I ran into very pushy light-skinned black girl that did not know how to take “no” for an answer. There is also a girl there named Phoenix that tries to pitch VIP at me every time I’m there. During her pitch, she’ll try to claim that they only do hour-long VIP’s at Dancers. This is a lie; there is half-hour VIP’s here as well. Always read up on pricing before going to a new club so you aren’t scammed. Dances are $20. VIP is $200 for a half hour and $325 for an hour—the priciest I have come across in Indy so far. It is overpriced, it is not private, and you get nothing more than regular dances on a bigger couch. The dancers don’t get the full price of the VIP, so they typically beg for tips afterwards. Your mileage will vary by dancer.