Bucks Wild - New Management

I've visited Bucks Wild more than a handful of times in the past two months. This is an overall review of my recent visits. I generally only visit during day shift, so please keep that in mind.

First off, Bucks Wild is a decently sized club located in a corner off the highway. You definitely would not find this place by accident. Once you find this place, you'll find ample free parking with a valet option at night. Like I mentioned, I go during day shift and there is always plenty of free parking. I last visited this Sunday and cover was $10 (a Sunday special until 10pm, but it's typical day cover) and includes a free "cover menu" meal which isn't a bad selection at all. However, there is a $30 VIP option as well ($50 at night I believe) and this option is what you will want to choose if you're going to get any dances at all because it provides access to the "dance room" and also the upper level of the club. The club has two levels and feels very open and the music is not too loud compared to a lot of other clubs I've been to. There is one "main" stage with two poles and four satellite stages, each with their own pole. Upstairs has two skyboxes for rent as well as a pool table and other seating.

Day shift can be hit or miss in terms of dancers. If you really want to see a lot of dancers, you should go on a "Super Tuesday" which is the mandatory day for dancers and occurs the first and third Tuesdays of the month. Typical mix of dancers is about 40% White, 40% Latina, 15% Black, and 5% Other. Customers tend to be 50% old white guys, 40% Latino, 5% Black, and 5% Other. I'd say Friday day shift is your best bet to see a decent number of dancers. Night shift on Friday and Saturday tend to be super busy as well.