Some new, some same.

This is my first visit since the lengthy remodel. I arrived around midnight. There are some changes to entry and the club layout. When you pull into the lot, there is someone in a car that stops you and asks for your ID. You are then permitted to park. The lot was about 2/3's full with the only empty spaces around the back of the building. I parked and walked to the front to go inside. You walk through a metal detector. I was then asked for my ID again by the desk lady and the $10 cover. Then, I was patted down by a male security staffer. Finally, into the building.

The basic layout is the same. As you walk into the club, there is a wall to the right, behind which, private dances take place. The left has a shorter length wall that opens into the bar area. The bar itself is about the same with the open square and seats all around. A couple of TV above the open area. However, the small tables and stage are gone replaced with loveseats. Several staff with security on their backs in the bar area. Turning around and facing away from the bar looking at the stage area, the small tables and 2-3 seats per are gone. Again more loveseats and a few single chairs. The large stage was removed and two, smaller round stages were added. There were velvet ropes and only a few people sitting there watching dancers. I asked one of the security staff if I could sit there and he pointed me to a loveseat around the bar area. Ok. Can't really watch the dancers that way as those seats face the bar, not the stage.

I sat down and started looking at the dancers and clients. I'd say dancers were 50% AA/mixed AA, 30% white and 20% latina or asian. The clientele was primarily younger to middle aged guys with a few lady patrons mixed in. The clientele was about the same ratio of races as the dancers with a few more AA'a and less whites. Ladies ranged from spinners to BBWs and most in their 20's with maybe a 30's sprinkled in here and there. No 10's but also no one below a 5 on an average mans scale.