Great Value

This club is in the middle of nowhere in central Maine and unless you're in the area, you probably won't go. If you're skiing, golfing, hunting, hiking or snowmobiling it is a great stop. Plenty of parking in a building resembling a VFW. It's open at 8 on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The cover is $10.00 and you get your hand stamped so you can smoke outside or make a cell call. Cell phones are not permitted, and I didn't see a customer or a dancer with one the entire time. They warn you no drinks on the pool tables, wish you a good time and you enter.

Bar immediately to the left with just 3 seats and no waitresses. Beer was $5.00. 3 pool tables (very nice) in front of the bar and a small stage. As you go into the room there are tables and then a "caged" dance area (yes, like at the zoo) and the big Maine stage. Dances are pretty touchy feely at the main stage. Tables on the other side of the stage and along the back left wall. A rear stage and then the DJ. Along the right side from back to front is the dressing room, the lap dance room and then I notice 3 VIP rooms, with doors.

If you are looking for mainly white dancers, you hit the jackpot. If you like a diverse dance crowd, you didn't. Maine is the whitest state in America, this is in the rural part of it and the dancers are local, except for one from Alaska. As a spinner fan I found 6 out of 15-16 dancers danceable, 2 too big for me and the remainder sort of just ok. They all seemed to do ok, but this is not a high spending club, with most of the patrons shooting pool or stage tipping only. A lot of couples and mixed groups, which makes sense because there is really no other bars around.