Navigating The Waters

Ricks really comes down to you and your ability to recognize and predict the type of dancer and dances you’re going to end up getting.

Ricks is a great place if you’re a frequent visitor and you are familiar with some regular dancers. If you aren’t a frequent visitor and/or don’t have familiarity with the dancers it is a frustrating amount of hit and miss. Some of the dancers are seasoned and give great dances and some end up being very disappointing. Typically, with these types of clubs as the attractiveness of the dancer increases the quality of the dances decreases. So, you can at least strategize depending upon your reason for being there. However, that isn’t the case here. I think the disconnect stems from 2 things: the first is that this place is a party type of club on weekend nights and that carries over as those dancers work other shifts and the second is that they hire a lot of dancers who are newer to the industry. So, you end up with a lot of young, highly attractive dancers who just don’t understand. I think people on this site refer to those types of dancers as hustlers. The real negative issue with all of that is you don’t get a good opportunity for test runs here.

Dance options are $20 for a 1 song chair dance out in public with no touching in a chair that is terrible for dances.