** Topless and Total Nude - Strip Club Etiquette

Las Vegas is the capital for marriages, entertainment, conventions and yes adult entertainment is abundant in the 24-hour city. To enjoy your Las Vegas Adult Club experience better we have assembled a few pointers that will come in handy. Remember, we design these suggestions to give you the maximum entertainment value without getting into trouble. In some cases, the items mentioned below are highly enforced by Las Vegas Metro Police Department or the equivalent.

Dress Code - General Appearance:
As the Strip Clubs become larger and more prominent the dress code becomes more enforced. The old days of cut offs, tennis shoes and a torn T-shirt just do not get you in the door today. Most quality places want you to have a shirt with a collar and it should be tucked in. Shorts are generally a no-no. Lets face the facts. Some of these clubs cost more than 10 million dollars to build so the odds of them wanting a trailer trash look for clientele are between slim and none. Did you ever wonder why some people have trouble getting in the door and others seem to walk up and get right in? If you want the least amount of hassles at the front door then it is time to check your appearance.

Cover Charge - Door Charge to Enter:
These clubs pay the taxi and limousine drivers to bring people to their club, therefore if you arrive in one of these forms of transportation get prepared to pay a hefty entrance fee. If you are traveling in a large group, we suggest selecting a spokesperson for your group and ask the doorperson if he will cut some slack on the entrance charges. Again, if you arrive in a taxi or limo, forget it, you are going to pay. Most clubs cost between $10 and $40 per person to get in and drinks are separate.  For those of you who got smart and bought one of our Las Vegas Membership Discount Cards, many of the clubs will allow you and a guest in free, every day for one year.  Click here for more details

Bring Cash - Tipping is Expected:
The females that work in most of the clubs actually pay to work there and they exist on tips only. So, do not expect the dances to camp out at your table without some compensation. Depending on the time of year and what convention or holiday is going on, the dancers pay between $20 and $95 per night to work. If you like to sit at a stage, get ready to pay for that privilege - you are not watching a movie, these are hard-working people that want and expect to get paid for their performance. The rule of them for how much money to bring to a Strip Club is no different from a normal night you plan on going out. If you are going to make an entire night of it, bring twice what you normally spend per hour on drinks (drinks range in price from $5 - $13 per). The average lap dance costs $20 and some go as high as $40 per song. Do the math, bring enough money or stay home. Bringing $21.21 when it costs $20 for a dance is not going to make for a fun evening.

Now the Most Important Rule - Hands Off the Dancers!
This is not the movies and what you saw on television are not exactly the facts that the Las Vegas Metro Police Department enforces. These people are called dancers because that is what they get paid for, they are not selling physical sex. Contrary to believe, PROSTITUTION is 100% illegal in Las Vegas and propositioning dancers will get you either arrested or face to face with an enormous bouncer who is more than happy to explain your error physically. Hookers / Prostitution is legal in the next county, but take the hour drive to Pahrumph and enjoy that form of entertainment, Strip Clubs are for viewing not for a contact sport.