Very friendly dancers

The second club I tried in the Detroit area was Flight Club. I went a bit earlier, hoping to avoid some of the ride-share troubles I had getting to the Landing Strip. I had a wait both ways (and worse on the way back to my hotel), but it worked out. I arrived just before 8:00pm. There was a valet sign in the parking lot ($8 I think). Cover was $20.

I decided to get a booth this time. This cost $40 for the night, which was somewhat high. It had a few advantages, however, that made it at least somewhat worthwhile for me for this visit. I had a good view of the stage, slightly elevated from the floor tables. I always had a seat to return to if I left for a dance or the bathroom or whatever, even after being there a few hours. Dancers could slide into the booth right up next to me instead of standing next to me or taking an adjacent chair. And it was a comfortable place to eat some food. The dumplings were decent. The fruit plate was large, varied, and fresh. Together with a Coke, it was $48 for the food. Later I got an individual Coke for $6 and water for $9 (weird that the latter was more).

The layout of the club was much like Landing Strip, with a large stage taking up most of the space in the club, surrounded by tables and chairs, and then, in this case, two rows of booths on the walls. There were five different places that dancers stood at during their rotation - at the base of the stairs where they entered the stage, the end of the stage with the pole, on the bar, and on tiny ledge stages up in the booths on either side of the room.