Sights and sounds of a lively club.

First visit to the club. Sensory overload on first impression. Bright lights. Lots of televisions. Lots of lights. Lots of stages. Small front parking lot with much larger well lit parking lot in the back. No parking fees on this weekend evening. Cover was 20 dollars and drivers license was scanned. Paper “VIP” bracelet was applied to right wrist not left wrist. Buzzed in and brief pat down.

Set up is a very large area with two rectangular stages and a large bar towards the back. On arrival there were about 5 girls sitting at the bar in a row all in the 6-8 range. Soda was 4 dollars and was a reasonable size about 16 ounces unlike the mixed drinks which were served in a 7 ounce clear plastic cup There was a large sign to the left of the door advertising VIP and shower shows. There were also several smaller side stages which girls would start dancing randomly. On this weekend evening two girls would do a three song set on each of the two main stages and with girls dancing on the side stages it was not uncommon to see 6 girls dancing all at the same time. The announcer seemed obnoxious about any girl missing their rotation.

Bathrooms were to the left rear of the club and appeared renovated. The theme of this club seems to be glitz. Gaudy chairs appointed throughout. Couches and chairs had the feel of leftover furniture from a Las Vegas penthouse suite back in the 1980s.