I enjoyed seeing lots of good...

I enjoyed seeing lots of good looking dancers here. What turned me off was the super bright flashing lights around the main stage. I thought I needed sun glasses. It was brighter than a day in the sun at the beach. The only plus side I see to that is that you have plenty of light to see the dancers. The negatives I guess is that they must be constantly filming the main stage to have that much light. I did not see cameras but it was bright enough to be filming. I like the stage bright but not the seating for the customers. I had trouble finding a spot where I could sit and not have bright lights in my eyes. I visited early in the evening when it wasn't crowded. There is one main stage, not super big and at least 3 other satellite cage type stages or very small. You can actually sit around two of these. One is elevated and probably reserved for vips I thought.

Bottled beer is 4.25 and if you give the bartender a $5 she might just keep the change. I visited on two nights. I was just taking in the view Thursday night and noticed they did a two for one lap dance thing. Normal prices are $30 each. I wasn't planning on staying long my first night here. I came back Friday night with plenty of cash in my pocket left to spend on my last night in Myrtle. I was tipping one a bit generous to some of the dancers. One dancer came over to me who seemed quite friendly. I had intentions of buying lap dances. My first mistake was asking if she would like a drink. My waitress came back and in between my beer and her drink, the charge was about $20. I handed her $25 and got no change back. Sticker shock. The next thing I knew she asked if I wanted a $30 lap dance. I told her I was waiting for the two for ones. She asked why and when I said something about trying to get more value for my money she left in huff as if she was insulted. That just left a bad taste in my mouth and I left shortly after that.

I was prepared to buy dances, but I did not want to spend a fortune on dancer drinks and I just bought her a $15 drink which she didn't warn me she was going to do. I figured a two for one was coming up any minute. Instead of selling me, she just walked off appearing ticked off. I would have bought dances if she had told me I would likely have to wait another hour or two. Or I might have bought dances from several other dancers just sitting around early in the evening. Apparently she thought I was some kind of millionaire even though I was tipping ones, not fives or twenties. It made me think at least some of the dancers here appear a bit stuck up in their attitude. Most guys like to feel like they are getting a deal, not getting swindled with high drink and dance prices. I left with over $400 in my pocket, apparently that means nothing to the dancers here if you don't immediately fall for the first dance offer.