LuLu's Lighted Boat Parade Is December 9th

OBA Staff • December 2, 2023

The parade starts at LuLu's and runs to the Wharf

Gulf Shores, Ala. – (OBA) – Many tourists and new residents in Gulf Shores ask "when and where is the Christmas Parade?" Along the Gulf Coast we do our parade a bit different. Of course, they have to involve water and be accompanied by good food and drinks. Best of all, they are hosted by a legend in the community. It is time for the LuLu's Lighted Boat Parade!

The magical night will start at LuLu’s on the Waterway Village with the LuLu’s Lighted Boat Parade! Saturday, December 9th, 2023 at dusk. The parade of decorated boats will then proceed along the canal and go past the viewing area of the Wharf in Orange Beach. At that point, some of the boaters will continue to the east, some will dock at the Wharf and some will return to LuLu’s for an informal after the parade party.

As Lucy says "We like to celebrate the Holidays Gulf Coast style with brightly decorated boats to light the night! Arrive early if you would like a table and stick around for the festivities".

To register your boat in the Lighted Boat Parade visit : www.lulusfunfoodmusic.com/lulus-lighted-boat-parade

The first 20 registered boats will receive a $25 LuLu’s gift card!

Visit www.LuLusFunFoodMusic.com for more information.

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