Sloppy clothes will get patrons about five inches into the club before being briskly turned away. Downtown patrons can leave their vehicles at a free parking garage one block away from the club. Upon entering the club for the first time, the pulse of the music and dancing florescent lights may bring people to the dance floor in an instant. Even if you're not on the floor, tons of hip action can be seen throughout the club. Novice dancers shouldn't take to the floor too quickly because the intricate steps are enough to overwhelm even Ricky Martin.
Newcomers can pull up a barstool situated around the floor and just watch.
Think about the moves and don't analyze too hard. Wait a few songs and then ask the girl or guy seated on either side of you to dance. But if dancers don't get the courage to ask someone for help or instruction, they can check out the free lessons. If your eyes get dizzy or tired staring at the pulsating lights, look at the ceiling. Or better yet, look at the neon pink palm trees within the club.