Solo trip, OK experience but poor value

Came here around 8 pm on Sunday, May 8. Solo trip. Club's mostly dead. High prices, OK experience, but there are better clubs in Vegas, and some of them are cheaper too.

I called first and was told admission "starts at $50". Took Lyft to CH3. I asked the driver if the club tips him, and he seemed to not know what that meant. Got out, went to the CH3 entrance. Sign says Bronze/general admission was $50. Bouncer asked where the Lyft driver was--by this time, the Lyft driver was gone. So no cover charge this time. No one asked if I was a local, so locals probably pay the same prices.

The CH3 website has a virtual tour that's pretty accurate. The main difference is that in real life, it's much darker. I'll describe some of the club here anyway. There's one main room. One stage, one pole, one bar with 5 TVs. Some seating at the stage, although I didn't see anyone sitting there. More tables and seats further away. Main bathrooms to the right of the bar. VIP/private dance area to the left, with another single-person bathroom here. According to their website, there are several more sections to the club that I did not see in person. These look like they are reserved for private parties. Each one has its own bar, stage with 1-2 poles, some tables and seats.