Fancy but not much going on

I was in Providence on Saturday and Sunday July 20, 21 2019 and went to 4 of the clubs there. The third was Wonderland on Sunday afternoon between about 4 to 4:45. The club is easy enough to find but the parking is kind of weird. There was a setup for valet parking along the street in front of the club but it wasn’t in use at this time. There is a one-way alley off of the street. On the north side of this alley is the building with the Wild Zebra club and an adult store, these have their own ample parking lot in the back. Wonderland is on the south side of this alley. There are diagonal parking spaces along the alley that were all full. Not full with people in Wonderland because there weren’t that many in the club, maybe the rest were in Hush Modeling which is in the same building as Wonderland. In back of the building is a small lat marked as reserved for the valet. A sign out front said Wonderland parking in rear, but this parking was really street parking along a rather narrow industrial street parallel to Allens Ave.

Anyway having parked I entered the club midway down the street side of the rectangular building.. There was a metal detector (not in user) and no one collecting any cover. After entering the bar is ahead of you along the back side of the building. The bar is quite long with marble top and fancy array of bottles behind it. I had Voss brand bottled water for $7. Across from the bar and projecting from the front wall was the one pole stage, also with marble top. The tables on two sides of the stage were roped off and only those on the bar end available. The tables had square shaped chairs that kind of hard to navigate around. To the right of the stage was a pair of booths that had curtains so that they could be closed off from the room. There was a second small stage at the end of the bar, not used at this time.The overall decor was rather fancy with lots of rotating lights etc. There was a huge TV screen behind the stage that initially was showing the Red Sox games but later was showing a kind of stars cape video almost like a planetarium show.

There were only about 8 customers and an equal number of dancers. The dancers did 3 song sets on the stage, topless by the second song. There was some good pole work although the pole was rather short. The “DJ” was a recording, controlled by a manager type from a booth near the entrance. The dancers were as far as I could tell about an equal mixture of Latinas and Eastern European. They were early 20’s and in good shape. I would agree with what others have said that they have some of the best looking dancers of the Providence clubs I visited. One of the Eastern Europeans made a “wanna dance” pass when I first got there but I wasn’t ready. As it turned out I wasn’t feeling it and didn’t get any dances, so I don’t know the dance prices or quality. Along a hallway to the left of the entrance there was a row of full doors that looked like they may have been the lap dance rooms but I’m not sure of this.