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BEWARE the day shift, I went in on a Monday and two dancers came to sit with me, they said that they worked as a team. By the time I left I spent $260.00 in a half hour. The bartender was also shady. Of course I let them do that to me.

I don’t often speak publicly about nightlife venues, but I felt compelled to address the current state of Crazy Horse. This establishment was once a standout in Las Vegas nightlife—a place people genuinely looked forward to visiting. Unfortunately, today it feels like a shadow of what it used to be. From my perspective, the decline appears to stem from poor management decisions, lack of leadership, and an overall absence of strategic direction and accountability. With over two decades of experience in nightlife, festivals, and global event promotion, I’ve had the opportunity to work in and observe some of the most successful venues and operations worldwide. I also spent time living in Henderson and frequented this club regularly. I knew the staff, the energy, and the standard it once held. What I see now is a venue struggling to maintain relevance—something that’s both disappointing and avoidable. At its core, the issues seem operational: • Marketing and brand presence appear minimal or ineffective • Music programming lacks energy and direction—something as simple as curating a stronger playlist can dramatically impact guest retention • Leadership and management seem disconnected from the fundamentals that drive nightlife success • Kitchen operations appear overextended—an overly large menu in a venue like this often leads to waste, increased food costs, and unnecessary losses Nightlife success is built on consistency, atmosphere, and smart operational control. A streamlined menu, strong music direction, and aggressive cross-marketing partnerships could immediately improve traffic. This venue should realistically be drawing 300+ guests regularly with the right execution. At this point, it may be worth considering a restructuring—whether that means new management, a refreshed operational strategy, or even a sale to someone with the vision and experience to rebuild it properly. It’s difficult to watch a place with this much history and potential decline the way it has. I genuinely hope to see it turned around and restored to the level it once represented.

All SCAMMERS inside!! Beware the worse strip club. We were recommended this place by an uber driver to later find out it was because he gets commission for brining pple there. We ordered 1 round of drinks and they brought double of what we ordered and also brought us drinks we did not even order. We tried to get it corrected before even drinking anything and the short loud Asian waitress threw a screaming fit like a toddler because she didn’t want to take back the drinks we never ordered. She was trying to force us to pay for drinks that were not ours even screaming at us. On the way out she was laughing with security as they did nothing to help either. Also we purchased $150 in drink vouchers and they also stole the remaining balance. Believe the bad reviews they will scam you out of your money. If I could give zero stars I would. This is not a safe place !!!!

I got a free limo ride with my buddies from Bellagio and got free entry! The girls were hot but the atmosphere wasn’t quite there compared to other clubs in Vegas. But still had a good time! Thank you all