Going down hill

I was in Sacramento last weekend and decided to check it out Sunday around 11 pm. I still had a free admission card from my last visit, which meant paying a $10 entertainment fee instead of the usual $20 cover charge. Upon entry I noticed there were only 5 dancers working and roughly 10 customers. I wasn't expecting much as it was a Sunday night, so I grabbed a $5 bottled water and a seat off to the side to check out the show hoping there would be some dancers I would recognize from my prior visits.

As mentioned in a prior review, they have replaced the cloth chairs with new vinyl ones. The new chairs are smaller in width and uncomfortable. They have also removed all the chairs and tables that used to be on the far side of the stage facing the bar and entrance. That side has only a couple of large velvet covered couches now with a huge open floor space between them and the stage. Not sure what the point of that was, besides cutting back the amount of open seats to make them look busier.

The only option for sitting at a table now is either on the front side of the stage with your back to the bar or on each end of the stage. They have also added a small low walled area in the corner taking up floor space that is for the balloon pop that the waitress / bartenders do ( I guess it's a Deja Vu thing if you want to waste your cash )..