05/20/2026
Experiential hospitality projects are some of the most challenging concepts to get right.
They have to feel exciting, social, immersive, operationally efficient, and financially sustainable all at the same time.
Ten years ago, Blue Orbit Restaurant Consulting worked with our clients Mandy and Kelvin Slater on the concept development for Skyline Park at Ponce City Market in Atlanta.
At the time, this rooftop was still under construction. The idea of turning it into a hospitality-driven entertainment destination was just beginning to take shape.
Today, Skyline Park has become one of Atlanta’s most recognizable rooftop entertainment concepts.
Seeing a project still active, busy, and relevant a decade later is incredibly rewarding.
Over the years, Blue Orbit has worked on restaurant concepts, food halls, rooftop venues, bars, entertainment destinations, and mixed-use hospitality projects across the country. Projects like these require much more than great food and drinks. They require operational planning, guest flow strategy, revenue modeling, concept positioning, staffing strategy, and long-term operational thinking.
Hospitality is changing. Guests are looking for experiences, not just places to eat.
That shift is exactly why experiential hospitality concepts continue to grow.