Nice club with attractive (largely enhanced) dancers

Crazy Horse 3 is south of the Strip, across the street from the new stadium. They offer a ride service, like most big Vegas clubs, but when I called on a Sunday evening I was told they didn't have a driver until 7pm. I took a ride share instead, arriving around 5:15pm. Their parking lot is huge. A dancer told me they sell parking that's cheaper than the in-stadium parking, so some people will use them for game day (and often pop into the club after the game). The club is apparently open 24 hours. The doorman scanned my ID and did a light pat down. He said it was quiet inside and he'd feel bad charging me the usual $50 cover, so I was admitted without charge.

The club is large and new feeling. Lots of black with some chrome. It was fairly dim. The central space is dominated by a stage. There's no traditional rail/stage-side seating, but there are sets of chairs and couches alongside which I think need to be reserved. They have sets of four-seat tables as well. Along one side is a fairly long bar with high chairs. They have at least two other separated seating areas with their own small stages. These were curtained off on Sunday evening. I thought they did a better job closing those off to keep the place from feeling empty and cavernous than Sapphire does; maybe their curtains were thicker or something.

I went to watch a football game, which they had playing on a couple of decent sized TVs behind the bar. Their website claims they show all games on 50 120" TVs. I saw not a single screen that size, and did not see anywhere near 50 TVs. So I don't know what that's about. But there were very few patrons at that time, so a seat at the bar with a regular TV worked fine. The bar had a segmented mirror behind it which sometimes gave a glimpse of the dancer on the stage behind me. Between the lighting and the reflection, it was a bit like repeated copies of the dancer were through the bar or maybe a mirage. It was a nice effect and, intended or not, more subtle than the decor in most club.