LuLu’s, a diner in North Myrtle Beach with a 1950s vibe, has added a rope course to its family-friendly operation, according to an article in Myrtle Beach Online.
Lucy Buffett owns LuLu’s, which operates in Alabama and Florida. Buffett said that when she added a rope course to the Alabama location, it was “wildly successful” and she decided to do the same in Myrtle Beach. She worked with the FACE Amusement Group to create the attraction.
FACE started installing the attraction in December, which has 26 separate elements. At the end of the climb, participants have the opportunity of exiting via freefall. A bright color scheme highlights the Mountain of Youth, and aligns with the vibrant hues synonymous with LuLu’s. The course is 48 feet tall, and has a number of ropes for participants to navigate. They will wear safety harnesses throughout their experience on the course.
Once a person finishes climbing the rope course, they can relax in the restaurant and enjoy entrees such as Gulf seafood. Companies like this can use Promotional Products to alert patrons to any changes they might make in their operations.
LuLu’s opened its Myrtle Beach location in 2018 in the Dockside Village, which it anchors. The restaurant offers a beach, nightly music, and outdoor seating where patrons can enjoy their view of the Intracoastal Waterway.
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