Safari Sierra News: This club now features cave-cages as sexy, shadowy booths.
Safari Sierra
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actual mini sierra inside the club,
actual mini sierra inside the club,
dance on a volleyball sand-floor
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Club Safari Sierra
Theme:
Theme:
This club is designed to look like a city zoo fused with an African safari grassland and a strip club. The dance floor is in the center, with booths, fashioned as caves with cage doors almost like prison cell bars, arranged all around the main room's perimeter, each facing inward toward the dance floor. VIP booths are more like zookeeper offices a couple stories above them, all overlooking the dance floor from that level, and the lighting is indirect and designed to mimic the natural sunlight based on the actual time of day. Paired with the lifelike murals covering most of the indoor walls of this club, its interior always has an earthy, outdoorsy, wide-open-spaces look-and-feel. Thus, sometimes this club is a dimly lit, shadowy, romantic hideaway, while other times it is a sunny, lightly cloudy, midday dance party.
Playlist:
"Song" by Artist
"Song" by Artist
Gogo Dancers:
The professional dancers in this club wear costumes which make them resemble various animals or zookeepers and park rangers (always the skimpiest, sexiest, couture-clad versions of those, of course). They start many of their dances crawling on all fours, prowling through the African grassland-like landscaping until they emerge from the bending grass blades and reeds like lions or tigers stalking in toward their kills. Lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, panthers, caracals, zebras, etc., are the animals these dancers most often dress as, though many times they only wear bodypaint to resemble their fur patterns.
Playlist:
"Song" by Artist
"Song" by Artist
Gogo Dancers:
The professional dancers in this club wear costumes which make them resemble various animals or zookeepers and park rangers (always the skimpiest, sexiest, couture-clad versions of those, of course). They start many of their dances crawling on all fours, prowling through the African grassland-like landscaping until they emerge from the bending grass blades and reeds like lions or tigers stalking in toward their kills. Lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, panthers, caracals, zebras, etc., are the animals these dancers most often dress as, though many times they only wear bodypaint to resemble their fur patterns.
