I've sped past this club a...

I've sped past this club a number of times and never gone in. It's fenced in and located in the middle of a poorly lit industrial area. But since it's easy to get to and I keep driving by it on the way to other spots it finally got a look. Unless you hate your car you're going to want to use their parking lot. So long as you pay the attendant you can park it yourself. This could be a very short review. As a lap factory Playpen works well. As a club it depends on your Espanol.

The night I arrived it was still early and the club was just getting going on a Sunday. But it had a couple of dancers around and I caught a break on the door fee and drinks. The dancers around spoke hardly any English at all, but I had already hit TJ and SD on this West Coast swing so that was par for the course by now. The place was running 10-4-1 dances back to back so at some point they all blur together and you just lose track. The songs were cut short so you just try and catch the occasional ocho or cinco or something to know what's going on. The club was light enough where the DJ was doing callouts for each dancer per song so the numbers were out of order. No clipboard harassment on dance count that I saw, but the place was really quiet so they might have been happy just have guys spending money at all.

The club is dark and dominated by a single stage built into the far wall. The stage comes out pretty far, though, so visibility is good. Not much in the way of a bar but the gal behind it was interesting enough. The lap dance areas are separated from the club by a walled divider and the booths lined the way. There is also a VIP room area if you keep walking around to the right. The dancer I went back with had a stacked Brazilian body and there was little mystery left by the time the set was over. The songs were definitely short, but the 10 set probably went 10-15 minutes so it wasn't a terrible deal. I got my set just outside the VIP room, which was pretty private and had some heat for a warm up set.