Usher Desk
The questions we are asked most, answered in the order a patron would ask them in the queue.
Do I need a ticket first?
No. Confirm you are an adult, take a stub and knock. A guest has 10 lines, and your visit moves into the account once you collect a ticket.
What does Knock do?
It starts her chat and posts the stub's three lines as your first move, which lets her answer from behind her door. It uses one message. If you would like her plain greeting instead, use the button on her tag.
Opening nights, standing room, season ticket
Accounts start with 3 days and all sixteen doors open. Then comes standing room: 10 lines per day, counted from midnight UTC, with just the first 3 women you knocked on. Season tickets run $15 for 30 days, $99 for 365, and the count ends. The ticket window shows where you stand.
How do I pay?
Use USDT on TRON (TRC-20). A wallet address and a precise amount are displayed; send that amount, and the days begin shortly after it arrives. Tickets never renew on their own, and sent money cannot be recalled, as the admission terms state.
Will she open the door to me first?
On opening nights or a season ticket she may, once you have gone quiet, but not in the dead hours of her own city. Adjust it or switch it off on your stub.
What does she remember?
Brief notes on what you wanted and what you ruled out. The chat menu lists them, and any line can be edited or deleted. All sixteen know what stands under About you on your stub before you type a single word.
How far does it go?
Each chat's menu holds its pace: friendly, flirting or romance. She may lead, and so may you. If a scene is heading somewhere explicit it fades to black, whatever ticket is in your hand.
Are there pictures?
Yes: a portrait for every woman, and a banner above the lobby. Video is not yet made. If some turns up it will be put on her page, and the stage notices will tell you.
How do I leave?
Empty a chat from its menu. For closing the whole account, write to the usher in the footer, from your registered address.
