Taking care of business after the work day is done.

This is a bit of a compilation of 3 visits last week, two around 3PM, one at 8pm, all early weekdays. I won't rehash the floorplan or buffet or the exact measurements of the downstairs and upstairs bars, but will hopefully give some intel to veterans and a plan to the newbies. If you want more of a chill atmosphere, go during the day shift. Night shift is similar unless you go on a Fri/Sat/maybe Sun, then you encounter trice the number of girls and guys. Because those nights/times are busier, girls tend to have less patience for extras. It's more like Macy's on Christmas Eve. Lots of gifts to be had, but lots of competition, too. The one night I went was a Thursday, and the club did not seem much busier than day shift.

I've done VIP in the back and under the stairs for under $200 for the house and $400 for the girl. Wouldn't recommend. Privacy in the cheap seat VIP is the same or worse than the upstairs forts. If I had $600 burning a hole in my pocket, I prob would do the upstairs rooms, but I have a hard time reconciling that expenditure. It does save the hassle of OTC tho.

The major advantage of night shift weekends is that that is when the handful of 9-10s come out to play. Otherwise you're looking at 5-8's with occasional 9s in the rest of the time. The major disadvantage when busy is that the upstairs chair forts become vey busy, and there can be a several song wait time. You don't however, pay for that time, so can check each other out for free. However, that is time that you don't have to try other dancers. To each his own. What about the night shift behind-the-main-stage area for LDs? I hate it. Management spread chairs around and cranked up the watts in the lighting. A waste of time and money now.