Sapphire Las Vegas

During the afternoon the club isn't that busy. Pretty much like any other club during the day, but feels a lot more boring and like you're missing out on something. This club definitely gets better as the night goes on. There are no seats at the bar once night shift starts.

Dances are a standard $20 per song on the floor, but especially during night shift there isn't a whole lot of room for the dancers to do their job. Sapphire is described as a "lap dance factory" which is very accurate. And sometimes that means less quality dances if you just buy a single one on the floor.

VIP starts at the standard 3/$100. The 3 song and 15 minute rooms have a 2 drink minimum. The VIP is an open space, but is very dimly lit so it feels like an intimate experience with a dancer and your focus isn't on the other dancers and customers in the room. There are 2 half hours. Each has a 4 drink minimum which is about $100. They are both in the same open space, but the more expensive one is slightly boxed off giving you a bit more privacy. There are about 4 or 5 different options for hour VIPS which are all completely private.