If you’re planning a trip to Las Vegas for a Birthday party, Bachelorette party or Bachelor party you can bet you’re looking for some adult fun in Sin City. There are plenty of gentlemen’s clubs and cabarets to check out on and off the strip.
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Las Vegas Topless vs Full-Monte Clubs
Exotic entertainment is legal in the Valley and the Las Vegas Strip, it’s not a free-for-all and is regulated just like any other state. If a business serves alcohol, dancers cannot be fully nude, according to the Las Vegas state statute. This also applies to shows in the city and along the strip.
Las Vegas Topless Strip Clubs
Legally named “erotic dance establishments” where dancers can expose their breasts but must cover their genitalia. Topless clubs may have licenses to serve alcohol. Most topless shows on the Strip will allow alcoholic drinks while you’re at the show, but caution they can get quite expensive.
Las Vegas Adult Night Clubs
Fully Nude is allowed, but these clubs cannot serve alcohol. There’s is one exception: The Palamino Club in North Las Vegas has had their strip club license before July 19, 1995. when an ordinance was amended to include the prohibition of alcohol within businesses with full-nude erotic dancing. This ordinance was enacted because fully-nude nightclubs and alcohol invited a lot of problems that the rest of the city wanted to avoid. And also, alcohol may inspire dancers to do things they wouldn’t do otherwise, illegal prostitution being one of them.
Las Vegas Male vs Female Dancers
There is no law prohibiting full-nude male strip clubs, there isn’t a high demand for them. Businesses like Wild Boyz Entertainment offer a “full monty” show but only for private parties. Like women, men cannot work as full-nude exotic dancers if there is alcohol served, and clubs without alcohol are less lucrative. A large part of exotic entertainment is from drink sales. So, keep those shorts on while drinks are served at male entertainment establishments.
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What are the Penalties for Indecent Exposure?
Indecent exposure is considered a sex crime. Nevada state law can be used to penalize anyone who makes any open and indecent or obscene exposure of his or her person or genitals (female breastfeeding in public is exempt). The penalties for a first offense of indecent or obscene exposure can be up to 364 days in jail and up to $2,000 in fines. A subsequent offense can lead to one to four years in prison and a possible fine of up to $5,000.
It depends on the circumstances, defendants can be prosecuted on both indecent exposure and gross lewdness charges, which refers to sexual acts. Both crimes carry the same penalties. A court can order indecent exposure defendants to register as sex offenders at the Tier I level. Tier I level are not searchable by the public unless the offense involves a child. Technically if you’re having sex in public and it’s visible to people walking by, you could be charged with a crime. Such a case was made when a couple was caught having sex in the High Roller in Las Vegas when they were caught by security cameras and charged with indecent exposure and fined for doing the deed. So, the “why don’t you get a room” phrase is all too real for those passionate people out there.
Here’s a breakdown of Topless clubs, Fully-Nude clubs, Males Strip club and Revue acts in Las Vegas.
Topless Clubs in Las Vegas
- Centerfolds Cabaret
- Chicas Bonitas
- Cheetah’s (Now The Library)
- Crazy Horse III Gentlemen’s Club
- Deja Vu Showgirls
- Scores (new)
- Larry Flynt’s Hustler Club
- Sapphire Gentlemen’s Club
- Spearmint Rhino
- Sophia’s Gentlemen’s Club
- Treasures
Full-Monte Las Vegas Clubs
- Diamond Cabaret
- Little Darlings
- Palomino Club (Full Bar)
- Talk of the Town
- Can Can Room
Las Vegas Male Strip Clubs and Revues
- Men of Sapphire
- Hunk Mansion
- Kings of Hustler
- Aussie Heat
- Thunder from Down Under
- Chippendales
- Magic Mike Live
It all depends on your flavor of exoticness in adult entertainment. Most bachelorette parties will opt for a Magic Mike show which is by far the most popular type of show for the ladies. The guys will prefer clubs that serve drinks in them. This is your guide to topless vs fully-nude guide to Las Vegas. Where you end up after this is your choice. But we hope you make the right one no matter what happens in Las Vegas.
