Solid Experience

I visited Crazy Horse for the first time after driving by it on many occasions and was quite impressed. I stopped in on a weekday and in the middle of shift change. There were girls coming and going, but there was always a girl on stage. It was pretty much dead, but this gave me a good chance to really look at the club and get a feel for the building. It is somewhat segmented going back to front, with stages in each section. Upstairs consisted of more private booths and rooms. I found it to be clean and found it to be a comfortable atmosphere. The music was fairly loud, but certainly not uncomfortable.

There weren't many girls hanging out off stage, but I suspect this was mainly due to the shift change and emptiness. Of the girls that approached me, only one seemed annoyed and unenthusiastic. The others were genuinely nice and were decent conversationalists. The girls were mostly white and ranged from 6's to 9's and I was overall very happy with the quality of the dancers.

Cover charge was $3, while drinks were about what I expected with a $4 Coors and a $7 gin and tonic. The gin and tonic was definitely sub-par however. I opted for 3 full contact dances for $60. It was a smooth process being escorted upstairs and sat down in one of 4 partitioned booths. I received a great, enthusiastic dance and felt okay paying $60 because you are getting much more than the $10 dances I saw being preformed downstairs.