Charleston, South Carolina renowned bowling alley, The Alley, revealed plans for its pending closure after 12 years of bringing joy and creating memories for its visitors. The surprising announcement arrived on Monday, signaling the end of an era in the city’s bustling downtown.
The Alley, immensely popular among both local residents and visiting tourists alike, owes its upcoming closure to an imminent hotel development project on its site. According to David Crowley, the esteemed owner and operator of The Alley, the property owners have remained committed to the decision to transform the bowling alley’s current location into a hospitality spot.
Crowley expressed his gratitude in an Instagram post, “Serving this amazing Charleston community for over 12 years has truly been a privilege. Words can’t express how grateful we are for our incredibly supportive customers. We sincerely thank our exceptional and dedicated ‘Alley Family,’ past and present. They made this unique, 17,000 square foot entertainment venue a place welcome to all.”
The post continued, shedding light on the valuable work of The Alley’s committed staff who played an integral role in making the establishment a thriving venue,”Our staff’s sincere care and commitment is unmatched and forms the fabric of what made this business special”, he added.
Mr. Crowley pledged that he and his team aim to ensure that the employees are taken care of during their final weeks. However, a precise date for the closing has not been disclosed yet, keeping Charleston residents and The Alley’s patrons abuzz with anticipation and a hint of sadness.
The closure of the popular bowling alley signifies a momentous change for Charleston’s downtown entertainment scene. The Alley had become a city-wide favorite, where patrons frequented for its welcoming ambiance, family-friendly environment, and of course, engaging bowling games. The news of its closure has undoubtedly left many in shock and disappointment.
While the imminent hotel development promises a new face for the city’s downtown area, the rich memories and experiences created at The Alley throughout the previous 12 years are to be cherished forever by the Charleston community. As the city gears up for this significant shift with a heavy heart, the echo of rolling bowling balls and the clatter of falling pins from The Alley will forever reverberate in the memory of its patrons.
Further developments regarding the hotel project and the precise closing date of The Alley are awaited. The management of The Alley assures that they are committed to keeping their patrons and the public informed about the upcoming changes and continuation of their journey.
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