Good Place to Watch Dancers and Day Drink

Went in around 4:30-5PM on a Friday afternoon; this was my first time in Orlando and I wanted to see what the daytime vibe was at a club. I took the last parking spot available and there was already a valet working in front. Some of the valet-parked cars were double-parked so beware if you want to make a quick escape. Going inside there was no cover charge. The club is fairly compact; from the front door to the back wall is probably only 20-feet or so. There's a bar just to the right of the entrance with about 6 stools and 2-3 high tops; also, there's a hallway to the right of the bar that leads to the private dance room and dancer's dressing area. To the left of the entrance is the main stage and some elevated booth seating that walks directly onto the stage area. The poles are plastic spinners, but some of the dancers were able to do some nice moves on them. Past the main stage was another bar that didn't appear to be open, the DJ booth, and the bathroom.

The first thing that struck me when I walked in was how crowded the club was. Despite it being fairly small, it was still shocking to see so many dancers and customers that early in the day. The dancers were in gowns off-stage, and on stage they danced for two song sets (going topless with pasties for the second song of the set). Most of the girls were in the 7-8 range, with one or two 10s. Mostly white girls, a few that may have been Hispanic, and a couple black girls.

I ordered domestic beers at the bar, and they were a very reasonable $3. Apparently there is a happy hour before 7PM and then the drinks get more expensive. I was not approached by any of the dancers while I had my first beer, but honestly there were so many customers that I hardly felt slighted by the lack of attention. Eventually I made my way to the stage to tip a couple of the dancers; I tipped between $15-20 each and they found me afterwards to politely say thank you and chat a little. They moved on fairly quickly without even hustling for a private dance. Eventually, one of them came back and I asked her what the deal was for private dances. Basically, there are dances in the booths in the main club area available for $20 a song (topless with pasties, dancers can make contact, customers can touch but no grabbing). Remember the private dance room I mentioned before behind the bar by the entrance? There are two options for dances in there: you can pay $20 for a wristband and then you can go back there for $20 a song; or you can pay $300 for 30 minutes I think? Give me a break, it was loud and crowded so I didn't fully catch those details.