Nudity:
Full nude.

Drinks Served:
Non-alcoholic beer. Soda, water, tea, no alcohol. All drinks are $10.

Cover Charge:
$30. They break it down like this: $20 to get in the club and a one drink minimum, which is $10.

Atmosphere of Club:
Dirty and dark. No decor.

Dressing Rooms:
Small dressing room for the house dancers. It's OK. Nice thing is, there is a bathroom in the dressing room. And the dressing room goes directly to the stage. The dressing room is actually backstage. Feature dressing rooms are decent. Large, with a couch and a changing chair in front of a large mirror.

Feature Dancers:
Yes. Nightly.

Quality of House Girls:
Semi-OK. A couple hot ones, but, for Las Vegas, I guess the quality is kind of low. There are about 15 girls on duty each night. A very low number for Vegas. Some clubs have up to 50 girls a night.

Stage Dancing:
Very few customers. 9 were the most I counted around the stage at once.

Lap Dancing:
Oh, geez! OK. The MINUTE a customer comes into the club, they have 'house moms' who try to sell dances. The dancer isn't really supposed to sell them. The lap dance is done in a room with a bed. For me, I was supposed to charge $200 for a 1/2 hour 'bed dance'. I was to keep a hundred, and the club would keep a hundred. The club would mis-sell these, and the customers generally thought they would get laid in the room. That does not happen. From what I could tell (and I'm not quite sure on this because one of their rules was that I wasn't allowed to speak to the house dancers), the regular house dancers would sell the room for $150. The club kept all of that, so that would be a 'no contact' 1/2 hour 'bed dance'. It was then up to the dancer to get her tip after that. The club did offer $30 lap dances, but those were sold WAY after they tried to sell the initial 'bed dance'. By that time, the customer is far too irritated to get any dances.

Club Features or Specials:
Just the 'bed dance'.

What I Paid To Work There:
I didn't pay to work there. I was supposed to get $100 per show, which is VERY low pay for a feature. 2 shows a night. When I got there, they told me there weren't enough customers to do two shows, so the first night, I only did one show. They claimed they would make it up the following night, which never happened.

Show Me The Money:
I only made $100, which was my show pay, and I made $3 in tips. So the total was $103, working 10pm until 3am (5 hours). That comes out to about $21 per hour.  If I wasn't featuring, I would have made $3.

My opinion:
This club ROYALLY sucks! It's a rip-off for the girls, and a rip-off for the customers. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. Another thing to be aware of in Las Vegas is that the clubs pay the taxi drivers to get people into their clubs. The Can Can Room was paying the taxi's $25. This is fairly high. Many of the clubs pay around $10 to the taxi drivers. They were supposed to put me up in a hotel, but the hotel they put me up at didn't even have any running hot water there. Very disgusting. I ended up going onto the strip and getting my own room.