I was fairly surprised at the...

I was fairly surprised at the number and quality of dancers working on a Wednesday night. There were a couple of enhanced favorites working with ridiculously toned bodies. The rest of the women working were generally attactive. Seeing six to eight dancers working at one time was a major improvement over a previous visit that found only three to four dancers working the evening shift (of course, I have only myself to blame for coming in on a Monday night).

The stages have undergone another mutation. Now the main stage is directly connected to two smaller satellite stages. This allows the option of a single performer moving between all three stages during their set or having up to three different dancers performing at once.

Other changes include a raising of the prices for a basic lap dance to $30 from $20 per dance. As a result, the general lap dance area looks deserted. In the VIP area, the prices have remained the same ($40 for 1, $100 for 3, $150 for 5, and $250 for half an hour), the positioning of the couches has changed so they are now perpendicular to the entrance to each curtained area. I guess this is to make it easier for a wandering bouncer or manager to get an idea on what's going on with each dance. I hope this doesn't create a long term drop in the quality of VIP dances.