It's a Great Show with Beautiful Women, but Don't Expect More

I really hadn’t planned on checking out the Blue Sapphire but when my load out of Ogden was delayed until the morning I ended up finding a place to park almost right across the street from the club so I decided to check it out.

When you walk into the club they scan your ID. It was a Tuesday night and there wasn’t a cover so I ordered a beer for $4 and asked the bartender for information about the club. She told me that because they sold alcohol there weren't any lap or table dances. You also couldn’t hand the dancers any money or put it under any of their clothing. Tips had to be placed on the stage.

The stage is a “Y-shaped” stage where there is a runway coming out of the dancer dressing room and a pole at the end of that runway. There are two dance areas on the stage. There are chairs all around the stage with a two-foot wide counter that raises up another foot or so to the main stage. Set one foot back from the edge of the stage is a brass rail that runs around the entire length of stage. The bar creates a physical barrier between the customers and the dancers but it is used for so much more. There is also a shower area to the right of the stage. It looks pretty impressive like something one would want in their home but this night it wasn’t being used for any shows.