The atmosphere of the place was pretty nice, with bright lights and cool colors. Coming into the place there is a wall of water, like a waterfall, emptying in to a little pool (not for swimming). Around the bar area is the infamous wall of different rums from around the wall where they serve their special rum drinks. It was a bit expensive so I didn't bother trying one. There were dancers inside huge balls hanging from the ceiling. They were dressed in skimpy white clothing that glowed under the UV lights. During shift change, they would come down by sliding down several ropes and then hoisted their replacement back up, which always got a cheer from the crowd.
The music composed off top 40, Latin house music and techno. It isn't bad music, but the combination sounded so I couldn't get into it. They mixed new music with old music background and added all kinds of beats to it. The beats came from guys beating huge techno sounding conga drums. They beat them in all kinds of odd positions while dancing a bit and were pretty fun to watch.
You mostly end up standing unless you’re lucky enough to get a seat at the bar, which was crowded most of the night. There were some seats on the side but they fill up quickly. Somehow one of my friends talked a bouncer into letting her sit in the reserved table area so she could rest her feet. She ended up making friends with a large group of guys that were at a couple tables. So we all got to enjoy the reserved seats and got some free drinks too. I'm not sure how much the tables were, but I heard one of the guys say they paid $500 for one bottle of Grey Goose vodka!
It's a cool place to check out if you like the music, but I had more fun watching the acrobatics.