After looking around online, I settled on the Hustler club as the venue for part of my very good friend's bachelor party. Unfortunately, I wish I hadn't chosen the hustler club. we spent > $100 per person on the "wild" package - clearly not worth the money.
The good: Of the dancers, about 1/3 were attractive - so very nice eye candy.
The bad: The dancers were clearly not having a good time, and not "into" it - as if they were there for the money only. At least three times, a table dance (which was $25 - more than the standard) was cut short by the dancer because they had to "rush onstage" or they had to "be somewhere else" - like I said clearly not into it.
The Wild Package got us entry into the club, two small bottles of liquor (fifths of Beam and Captain), $200 "B-Ver" bucks, and an onstage dance for the bachelor, and a tshirt for the bachelor.
The two small bottles of liquor were adequate for some time, but we had to order from the bar after that ($10/drink).
The B-Ver bucks were worthless. The dancers openly said they didn't want them, nobody made change for them for "dollar" dances, and we were not allowed to use them on our bar tab as a tip (the management told us we could use it for tips).
The onstage dance was mediocre. For the same money elsewhere, I have seen things get much "wilder" than they did at Hustlers.
And the bachelor never got his T-shirt.
Find another club on the same street... we were done spending money, so I didn't have the money to try any others out.
Pros: A few hot chicks
Cons: Expensive, lack of passion from employees, lack of flexibility, did not follow through on promises
Larry Flynt's Hustler Club
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