I was on holiday in Blackpool for the weekend and went both Friday and Saturday night a good variety of girls different shape sizes and age the bar and security staff were polite friendly not overbearing Jess and Blair were my favourite thou others were close behind thou names escape me look forward to going back next time I am in town

Had a good time, kaylee I think that’s her name was a lovely woman and would go back again for her, she was kind and very sweet, and a lot to talk about.

June 2026 awful experience. As soon as I walked in and went to the bar I got approached by a dancer i bought two drinks and before I knew it she had ordered two more , one for her and another for a different dancer, £56 . I sat down with her she already seemed drunk as was very aggressive, she wouldn't leave and got very threatening demanding I had a dance. Dancers make up their own prices my friend got promised everything for his dance and paid £100 and all he ended up with was a topless dance. Bewarned !!

Went in June 2026 worst lapdance bar I've been in While I was in the toilet my mate got cohurst into buying 4 vodka & coke for me and 2 dancers £56 absolutely disgusting bar prices If you paid for a dance room not private worst 3 mins dance ever for £100 Girls in this club are way over the top trying to get your money aggressively

So, where to begin… For context, I’m drawing on previous experiences in similar venues. There’s a gentleman’s lounge in Kent not far from where I live, and much of my perspective is shaped by that comparison. Starting with the positives: in Kent, the door staff are often rude and abrupt. That wasn’t the case here. Despite what some other reviews suggest, the bouncers were polite, welcoming, and even helpful, which is rare enough to be noteworthy. Inside, though, the comparisons became less favourable. In Kent, £40 gets you 15 minutes and full nudity. Here, it was £60 per person for roughly three minutes. Fine. A sunk cost. I accepted that and carried on with my night. Things deteriorated around last orders. I saw a clearly intoxicated man being led to the cash machine to pay for dances he was in no condition to agree to. How the staff didn’t remove him is beyond me; in Kent he would’ve been escorted out. Shortly after, I was told two dancers were offering a special deal: £30 for a dance with both of them. I was supposedly not to tell anyone about this "deal" as they were undercutting others, and they would "lose their job" if I were to mention it. When I got to the cash machine, this suddenly became £60 each. I wasn’t overly intoxicated and still caught the switch, but had I been worse off, I have no doubt I would’ve been taken advantage of. The atmosphere dipped further when two dancers began arguing loudly, to the point that a bouncer had to step in. As my group decided to leave, we were shouted at by dancers calling us “insecure” for declining the inflated price. All in all, I can’t justify recommending this place. There are venues that treat customers fairly, manage their staff professionally, and maintain a safe environment. This, unfortunately, wasn’t one of them.