I have lived in Indy for...

I have lived in Indy for almost 3 years now, and decided it was tiome to see what all the fuss about the Chassy was about. I'm my opinion, it is all much ado about nothing! The club is large and the lighting is appropriatley low, but not so low as to cause you trip over anything. Thereis one large and long stage near the DJ tower. There are 3 small satellite stage as well. The women run the gambit form good looking to OMG-- she isn't going to dance is she? The cover charge is normal for Indy. ($5.00 Su-Th, & $6.00 Fr-Sa) If you have a hotel room key or Military ID you get in free. Which brings me to a point. I approach the door, and the doormans name is Alan, he used to work at the Harem House (owned by the smae person). When I get to the door he want's to charge me a cover charge. To say the least Alan knows who I am. I have spent a great deal of time and money in the Harem House. That doesn't mean I deserve a free pass, but Alan knows that I am Military as we played the I'll show you my ID Card and you let me in gane for months. He finally caught on that I am still Military, and quit asking. So anyway, I show him my ID card and he says" Your good!". I stayed for a couple of beers, and saw some dancers that used to work at the Harem and caught up on things with them. Did a couple of dances with Kerri. Good dances, lame house rules! It is now time for me to go, and as I walk out the door Alan is escorting a dancer to her car, and Alan looks me in the face and calls me by name and wants to know if I leaving? The SOB didn't know me at the door and wanted to charge me a cover, but when I'm leaving he knows me by name????

Aside form Alan the club is actually prety nice. The chairs are comfortable, and as mentioned in an earlier review the Men's room is very clean. Also there in no annoying attendant. Beer was $4.50 for a domestic loong neck. Table dances were $1.00 and private or couch dances were $20.00. Give it a try, it might just meet your needs.