If you liked it before, you should still like it now.

This was my first trip to PH since the lawsuit. I wanted to see for myself what has changed and what has stayed the same.

The first thing that I noticed was that there were less cars in the parking lot than I was used to. It may because it was later in the afternoon than I usually came or it may be due to a general business downturn. I do not know. The physical facility was pretty much the same, with the addition of the dreaded curtains in place of the doors on some of the CD booths. That having been said of six booths, I think only two had curtains. One of the dancers told me that the doors have been coming back one at a time.

As for the dancers, there were some new younger faces and some familiar faces, and one surprise. I tried a dance with one of the new younger dancers, and I do not think that she was fully with the traditional PH program. The familiar faces were on the other hand, a bit more camera shy than before, but still were willing to take matters into their own hands to assure a satisfactory experience. All in all if you liked the old standard PH experience, you should be happy with the current setup.