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Mickey’s remains open day and night from Tuesday to Saturday (12:00 noon to 1:00 am). If a night shift is slow, they are prone to shut down early on such occasions. There has never been a daytime cover at Mickey’s and lately there hasn’t been a night time cover. My rum and coke’s remain $8 (in an 8oz clear plastic cup). A Budweiser, Bud Light, Miller Lite served in a 12 oz can remains $6. There is a five can offering of Bud and Miller products (in a bucket of ice) for $24.

The appeal of Mickey’s is their $20 poker chip. The poker chip offers the customer 5 minutes of time (per chip) in one of their 4 dance stalls, with a dancer that meets one’s approval. The stalls offer moderate privacy. Given that my preference for entertainment these days is moderate spinner (or up to 15% over that weight spec) the opportunity for a quality engagement for this customer can remain suspect at Mickey’s. Of late, Wednesday’s Dayshift does not fulfill any requirement for me to visit, but there are more vigorous males who might find Wednesdays to be a delight. Spencer (TUSCL Reviewer) and other customers might find Wednesdays to their liking and there is nothing wrong with that fact!

My recent visit to Mickey’s was on a Thursday afternoon. Frankie, Crystal, Fay, Shilo, and Luisa were rocking the bar top. Crystal is an attractive white woman, with quite a compelling shape from my perspective. Arriving at the wrong time of a shift (anytime) could have a customer waiting out any dancers occasionally long dance card! My recent Thursday visit was one of those times for me. Crystal was booked solid. I appreciated that Frankie was in the house on my Thursday visit! Frankie is not a spinner, but she remains compelling in shape and personality. My time on my visit with Frankie was enjoyable for both of us (so it seemed) It also seems that in typical Mickey’s fashion (within a week) Frankie was dropped off the Mickey’s dance team rotation for at least the 4th time in 2 years.