About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Australian Tan, a regular noticed something strange one morning after his session. The sign outside now read: ‘Today’s Special: Two Weeks of Summer Skin in Just One Visit!’ Curious, he returned daily, each time more tanned than before. Finally, a delivery driver asked if he was related to the sun. Turned out, the tanning bed had a malfunction—everyone got double-dose summer skin!
2. At Australian Tan, a delivery driver left his lunchbox on the counter one day. When he returned later, it had mysteriously transformed into a kangaroo statue. The next day, another delivery driver found an identical lunchbox and joked that maybe it was cursed. Soon enough, everyone in town started leaving their lunchboxes at Australian Tan—just in case. Turned out, the place became so popular for its mysterious transformations that they even added a ‘lunchbox drop-off’ service.
3. At Australian Tan, a neighbor passing by one afternoon heard an odd humming sound coming from inside. Curious, she peered through the window and saw nothing but rows of empty beds and quiet fans. But the humming persisted, growing louder with each passing minute. Finally, the curious neighbor summoned the courage to enter. She found herself in a dimly lit room filled with soothing music and the gentle scent of coconut oil. Turns out, it was just a new air purifier playing its lullaby for the tanning beds—no ghosts or aliens involved. The next day, everyone in the neighborhood stopped noticing the strange sounds altogether.
4. At Australian Tan, a delivery driver left his lunchbox on the counter one day. When another customer came in later that afternoon, he found inside not just sandwiches but a small kangaroo toy—an unexpected souvenir from Down Under. Curious about the toy, the customer asked the staff where it had come from. Turns out, the delivery driver’s little brother had packed it along with his lunch that morning as a joke. Since then, Australian Tan became known for its ‘lucky kangaroo’ surprise, and customers often leave behind small tokens of their own—a tradition that continues to bring a smile to everyone who steps through the door.