I've been going to this place for 20+ years, amid several iterations, different management and name changes, it's now called Aces Men's club and there's a heavy criminal element you need to know about. Brought my lady friend here for our anniversary, had a good time, dropped a couple hundred bucks or more, and came outside to find a group of four thugs, who had booted our car with an ATV lock, far from an official city/police style boot, they surrounded us, threatened us, intimidated us, and demanded $230. in cash before they'd let us leave. We went back into the club and talked to them about it -- which we also did when we first walked in, asking about the non existent "pass" mentioned on the "free parking for Ace's customers" sign, and we were assured not to worry about it, as long as we were paying customers and they laughed in our face. There are multiple signs all around the lot clearly saying: "free parking for Ace's customers." Even the first guy who approached us as we tried to figure out what was going on said he knew we were in there; why wouldn't you just come in and let us know, and he laughed and said: "there's no money in that." So despite all the "free parking for Ace's customers" signs, this nonexistent "pass" and my handicap placard as I am disabled, we had to pay them cash to let us go. We filed a police report, as what these men who surrounded us and threatened us did is technically "elder abuse" and it is a felony. Hey Ace's management: I hope the $230 you shortsightedly stole from us is worth the thousands you'll lose in the future, not to mention a very bad deposit in the karma bank, and your criminal behavior will get around. This is very bad business. Be very, very careful going to Ace's men's club. I highly recommend going up the road to one of the clubs up the road that obey laws and welcome paying guests, as opposed to strong arming and falsely kidnapping paying guests to rob them of cash. read more