Upon entering the club you are required to show ID. You pay for your tickets and then are free to stand around, have a seat or wait for the opportunity to play pool while waiting to be called by ticket number to be seated. Once seated, the lights are flashed around and the "DJ" comes on the loud speaker and sets the rules for the evening.
1. Turn your cell phones off, no texting or talking on your phone, you will be givin three warnings after that you can go into the lobby and be alone with your phone.
2. no heckling the comedians
3. laugh
Really you have to pay to get in then are treated with rules of a high school assembly? The drinks are alright not watered down but served with excessive ice. The food is standard bar/sporting event variety. The bouncers are power happy and if they see your phone lying on the table light up for what ever reason, will come to your table and rudely inform you that you need to turn your phone off and that's strike one! If you are a parent with kids at home and leave your phone on for emergency purposes make sure your phone is on vibrate in your pocket and PLEASE do not pull your phone out to see if your child has text you for your help. You will be kicked out for looking at your phone. There is a zero tolerance for excessive laughter if they think it is unwarranted. While standing in the 20+ line for the ladies room I overheard six different women who were not seated together complain about the bouncers asking them to be quiet for laughing too loud.
Didn't think the comedians were all that funny. First comedian was drunk and it was the early show. Second comedian spent most of his act laughing at his own jokes. Overall in Oklahoma City there aren't any other places to go for comedy and this club fails at its attempt to provide a comedy atmosphere.
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