Hole-in-the-wall bars are so 1970. People want a place to go and have a drink that is so much more than just a dark, smelly bar. That may be the number one reason why so many businesses, including hotel chains, are changing the way guests and patrons have a night out.
For example, you can enjoy a rooftop happy hour at From The Rooftop on top of a downtown Phoenix hotel. Safety measures are in place so that everyone can drink, enjoy the views of the Phoenix skyline, and just connect with other adults. Additionally, there are some unique features about these new “bars” that make them seem more like a pop-up club scene.
Restricted Days and Hours
If you go to enjoy a rooftop happy hour at From the Rooftop, you may find that it restricts its days and hours of operation. This really has nothing to do with recent pandemic restrictions but more to do with appearing like a unique experience you have to try. Increase demand by reducing availability, and you will find that lots of patrons and guests work harder to have that unique rooftop experience.
There’s Music Just Like a Club
It shouldn’t surprise you, but there’s usually music in some form or other. Some nights there’s a live group or singer. Other nights a DJ spins. It’s like the roving parties of a couple of decades ago; you had to know somebody to get in, dance, and drink. For more info, check out From the Rooftop via https://www.ftrooftop.com/.
