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Strip club etiquette, lap dance rules, and house guidelines for The Mermaid in Auckland and Wellington. Follow the rules, have the time of your life.

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Whether it's your first time at a strip club or you're a regular, knowing the etiquette makes all the difference. These are the house rules at The Mermaid. Follow them and you're guaranteed a great night. From lap dance etiquette and tipping to dress code and behaviour, here's everything you need to know before you visit.

Our dancers are professional entertainers. Treat them accordingly. Rude, aggressive, or disrespectful behaviour results in immediate removal, no warnings, no refunds.

Unless a dancer explicitly invites contact, you do not touch. This applies everywhere in the venue: at the bar, at the stage, and during a private dance. Our security team enforces this without exception.

Phones stay in your pocket. No photos, no video, no quick snaps. This protects the privacy of our dancers and guests. Anyone caught filming will be asked to leave immediately, no exceptions.

Smart casual minimum. No singlets, jandals, steel-capped boots, work gear, or gang-related clothing. Dress like you're going on a night out. If you don't meet the standard, you'll be turned away at the door.

You must be 18 or older to enter. Bring valid photo ID, no exceptions, no matter how old you look. No ID, no entry.

Tipping isn't compulsory, but it is appreciated. Our dancers earn their income through their performances and the connections they build on the floor. If you enjoyed the show or a conversation, a tip is the right way to show it.

Book a private dance through a dancer or staff member. All services are non-sexual and operate under strict venue policies for the safety of everyone. For more intimate services, visit Galaxy Club in Auckland or Splash Club in Wellington.

We reserve the right to refuse service to anyone who is visibly intoxicated. Getting too drunk means getting asked to leave, and you won't be coming back.

Your UV stamp gets you back in if you step out for the night. No stamp, no re-entry, no exceptions.

Follow the rules, be respectful, and you'll have a great night. Our team is here to make sure of that. We look forward to welcoming you.

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