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The House of A.S.S. — the House of Arizona Sexy Situations — is a private house in Glendale that opens for swinger parties. Its own description of itself is a cosy, welcoming space filled with play stations and equipment, and a laid-back, non-judgmental atmosphere where people can relax and be comfortable.

The equipment is listed openly and it is not a short list: a St. Andrews cross, a spanking bench, a large saw horse, a kink gynaecologist table, an electric massage table, a massage chair and massage table, a Sybian, a Motor Bunny, and a sex ball with pillows.

The house is emphatic about conduct. Its stated mission is simply to make sure everyone is having fun, and it says every party prioritises the safety and comfort of everyone attending, with extra care taken that there is absolutely no shady, disrespectful or creepy behaviour. It also asks plainly that anyone with a cold or flu-like symptoms stay home, and is upfront that there is no social distancing at its parties.

Being a private home, it publishes its town but not its street — get in touch before you plan a visit.

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Prostitution is not legal in Las Vegas or Reno. In the United States prostitution is mainly a matter of state law, and selling and buying sex are crimes in every state except in licensed brothels in some rural Nevada counties, and except that Maine (since 2023) no longer punishes selling. Nevada bars brothel licences in any county of 700,000 or more people, which is Clark County (Las Vegas); Washoe County (Reno) bans them by ordinance. Federal law adds the Mann Act (taking a person across state lines for prostitution) and, since FOSTA-SESTA in 2018, a crime of running a website with intent to promote or facilitate the prostitution of another person; Section 230 no longer shields such sites from state prosecution or civil sex-trafficking claims. Backpage was seized in 2018 and its owners prosecuted. Source: Prostitution Laws (prostitutionlaws.org), https://prostitutionlaws.org/countries/united-states/, reviewed 2026-11-03, CC BY 4.0.

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