Providence

By Lauren McCutcheon

Posted on 6/27/07

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: Photo courtesy of Providence

BY LAUREN MCCUTCHEON

Vegas, I know from all-too-recent experience, positively drips with nightclubs. And French chefs. And topless pools. And more nightclubs. This weekend, A.C. gets more Vegas-like when the Trop's Quarter debuts Providence, a 600-person capacity, bottle service, dancers on tabletops, DJs in the booths nightclub.

Providence, The Quarter at the Tropicana, South Brighton and Pacific avenues, 1-800-843-8767; tropicana.net

Originally published in Philadelphia magazine, June 2007

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Providence is the worst for bachelorette parties
Posted by Lauren | Apr. 1, 2009 at 11:48 AM

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Club Providence is possibly the WORST club I have been to, especially for bachelorette parties. I find it amusing that they have a whole page dedicated to bachelor (ette) parties on their website, when they practically ruined my friend's bachelorette night out. Our bachelorette (a successful, mature, 27 year old) said that she hadn't been yelled at that much since she was in junior high school. First off, you can't have line dances or dance in circles - the bouncers do not allow this. You are not allowed to get too crazy with your dancing - like say you and this guy are really good dancers and you start dancing together and a crowd forms around you because you are good and fun to watch - no - this is not allowed at Providence. The bouncers will break up any sort of dancing that draws a crowd or involves people doing dances in line/circle formations. Basically, you aren't allowed to have fun. I understand the $10 and $25 cover charges in AC, but the bottle service rules are craz