Crowded, but was it really?

The Circus no longer has popcorn, but most everything else is back to pre-pandemic descriptions. Cover is $10. They wanted $50 for a table on the floor. The lot did not look that packed, but I believe they have reduced the number of tables on the floor to make it more crowded plus be able to charge for tables. I settled for a seat at the bar. Unless you are a regular, it is likely no dancer will approach you at the bar.

Stage seats seem to be part of table seating, so you couldn't sit at the stage. However, you could stand and tip to get a girl's attention. I got the attention of a slim, natural Eastern Euro (not Russian) blonde. She was north of 30 but seemed pleasant and could hold a conversation. I went back for dances with her and mileage seemed fine (but no FK nor heavy feeding). I was not keeping tight count, but she may have over counted dances. I did not really contest the dance count since I did not have a good approximate and $20 per dance is a fraction of what it costs for a dance from where I am from.

As for the dancers as a whole, they are probably a notch below the Circus's peak. It's mostly veteran dancers, and I don't think they have done a good job at attracting new, young dancers.