Disney World for guys. even when it's quiet.

I had not been to the FC for about 10 years, so I was excited to visit Mon afternoon- arrived at 3:30PM. NO cover charge, Valet park ($8,00), Maitre D escorted me to a table. I did not tip him. 5-6 customers, and an equal number of dancers at the outset. Dancers rotate in 3 positions, 2 on the main stage, and one on a tiny satellite stage. There are tables at the stage side, and comfy couch seating behind the tables. $12,25 for a glass of cabernet. The first dancer I saw was Candy. A young light skinned natural and toned AA spinner- an 8-9 in my book. She was followed by Bonnie, another spinner with a hint of a Hispanic look. I was approached by several dancers as I sat and enjoyed my drink, but they all understood when I said I wanted to chill a bit. Eventually Bonnie came by after her set. It was an oddly awkward encounter, but I did agree to go for some $30 lap dances. Paid the $20 house fee, and went into a curtained booth area. She then asked me if I wanted to play piano man for $300. I wasn't feeling it ( no chemistry) , and she seemed quite mercenary. Negotiated down to $250 (plus dances already performed) when I declined. The dancing became less spirited after that. I paid her for 3 lackiuster dances, yet she was also pining and pouting for a tip. Hence the mercenary label. I should also mention that her drink table-side cost me $19.

Candy came by my table (after her second tour on stage) and she was a lot less predatory than Bonnie . Chatted quite a while, and agreed to go upstairs for a private session. Negotiations were candid and agreeable. $300 no time limit. It was a very relaxed and enjoyable time and all activities were encouraged. She is young and beautiful, and is very comfortable and confident in her allure.

I did note that there were a few other spinners on duty (Christina was one) , but there were a fair amount of dancers with junk in the trunk. Dancers ranged from 5-9.