Monday (and Tuesday) Afternoon at Dancers Royale

I looked up the hours and they saw open around 12:30 so I headed out and visited shortly after they opened. The building itself, although you can see the sign from Colonial, you have to drive through Old Cheney Highway to access the parking, which are two rows on either side of Santa Rosa Dr. There wasn't anyone outside of the door, which is under an awning. There is another door but it has a keypad and it seems to be for staff. When you open the door, it leads directly into the club, there is no cashier or booth beforehand.

Once you walk in, you have the bar to your right with about 8 seats and the stage to your left. If you look right as soon as you walk in, you would notice another hallway which is where the private booths and the dressing room for the girls is at the very end. The stage is a long strip strip with two poles on either end. There is another bar at the end of the strip, on the far left of building as well as the DJ booth. By the DJ booth is where the bathroom is located and the ATM as well. I only saw a bathroom for men so not sure the women's restroom would be. Even in the early afternoon, it was fairly dark inside, took a few seconds for my eyes to adjust.

When I walked in, there were two girls up on stage, Ellie and another girl whose name I forgot. Ellie was teaching the other girl how to do tricks on the pole. I would say they were both attractive, neither less than a 7. I sat down and watched them for a bit and after a few minutes they decided to take a break and come talk to me. I asked about them about the club itself and the prices for all the dances. They both said dances out on the floor were $10 dollars. If you want a dance in the private booth area, you first would need to pay for a wristband which costs $20 and the dances themselves would be $30 each. They also mentioned a VIP/champagne room which is a flat $300 for half an hour. There didn't seem to be any insinuation that more would happen in the VIP, just that it would be slightly larger than the booth and more private.