Enjoying it while it lasts

No, this is not a review of a pre-pandemic visit. Don't ask me how, but this club opened back up a couple weeks ago, Wednesday through Sunday, 6pm to 2am. Warning: Governor Inslee is supposed to be announcing more COVID restrictions next week, so I don't expect it to be open much longer.

Cover is $15 which includes a drink. You walk into the club, pay the nice man at the door or go to your right and pay at the "bar" with your credit or debit card. If the club has been open more than an hour, you'll probably be greeted by a number of pretty decent looking girls. The dancers are wearing face masks and you're supposed to as well. I have a severe physical disability, so I'm exempt from the face mask requirement. All the other customers seemed to be wearing them, though. The dancers do take them off during their stage show (usually 2 songs) and during private dances.

To the right of the bar is the hallway to the restrooms (I think) and to the right of that is a lounging spot for a single dancer. In on the other side of all this is mainly the seating and stage area (others have described this well enough) to the right of the seating area is the DJ booth, to the right of the stage is the "velvet couch" area where you can get $30 per song dances. It's not real private, but it does give you an opportunity to see which dancers you might want to get dances from. To the left of the seating area is what looks like more sofas for seating (usually occupied by dancers not working the floor); there's a step up to this area so I couldn't scout it out because I'm in a wheelchair. Others have said that there are a couple curtained VIP rooms further down that area. In multiple areas there are TV screens that cycle through different slides about the Club SinRock chain, deals going on, prices for couch dances and prices for the VIP Room ($180 for 20 minutes and then I think $250 for 30 minutes and $400 for 60 minutes, but don't quote me on those).