Post #403707 by atomikitty on Sun, Aug 24, 2008 7:11 PM

Yes it's a lot of old people. . . so yes, there are stories. . . .lots and lots of stories. . . . .don't let one get you alone! :wink:

The place is super cool, and was probably quite the hip spot back in the day.
For a long time it was only open to retirees from the entertainment community. Actors, singers, musicians and what not.
They just opened it up to the public in recent years.

I would love to live there and lounge around one of the kidney shaped pools, but even the few times we have hung out by the pool, there are a lot of lookie lou's peering through curtains disapprovingly. They may not say anything, but their looks yell 'get off my lawn you whippersnappers!'
. . .Not to mention it was not the ideal place for a rebellious young teenage Adam to grow up. . . maybe that explains why he acts like a grumpy 80 year old now. . . :)

Still, it's worth checking out since it's such a hidden Sherman Oaks gem!

Are you sure this luau is open to the public?