Pirates Voyage Fun, Feast & Adventure
8901 Highway 17 Bypass
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Coming June 2011, keep a look at for buried treasure as Pirates Voyage Fun, Feast & Adventure opens in Myrtle Beach! This all new dinner theatre attraction is sure to please the kid in everyone as you dine in a pirate themed arena while watching a live pirate battle in the arena’s huge indoor lake You will be on the edge of your seat as you enjoy a five course meal and have a front row seat to all the excitement. The show features animals, action, comedy, music and a whole lot more. This attraction is sure to become one of the biggest hits in Myrtle Beach. Pirates Voyage Fun, Feast & Adventure will be taking the place of Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede which has thrilled families in Myrtle Beach for over 15 years.

Medieval Times
2904 Fantasy Way
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Rated one of Myrtle Beach’s best family attractions, Medieval Times is more than just a dinner theatre, it is an adventure like nothing you have ever seen. At Medieval Times the 11th Century comes to life every night as you watch “Knights Joust, Stallions gate, and good and evil square off in a drama to the death!” Feel the magic as you dine and root for your team but don’t get too close in this exciting show that offers a great price and family packages as well. Medieval Times is is located by the Myrtle Beach International Airport right next door to the all old Freestyle Music Park and is open daily. Bring you family for dinner and a little adventure!

Call today for reservations or ask your Myrtle Beach Hotels front desk for assistance after check in!

This area features high-end communities such as Grande Dunes, oceanfront condos all along The Strand, family neighborhoods in Carolina Forest, and everything in between. The area continues to grow and change, bringing forth new communities to fill the populations needs, like The Market Common and Withers Preserve. A new concept to Myrtle Beach, The Market Common is a downtown like neighborhood, complete with residential, retail, dining, and shopping spaces. Withers Preserve is a development of contrasting communities adjacent to The Market Common, offering residences a variety of home styles to choose from.

With over 100 golf courses in the area, there are plenty of golf course communities making Myrtle Beach a golfers paradise. World class courses are playable year round, and there are plenty of properties available for the avid player.  If waking up to the sound of the ocean waves crashing and taking only steps to the sand is your idea of heaven, then Myrtle Beach may just be the next place you call home.  Myrtle Beach offers a wide range of fantastic oceanfront homes and condos. Condominiums in our area offer amenities to owners such as indoor and outdoor swimming, onsite restaurants and bars, rental programs, and more.

Learn more about real estate on the Grand Strand by visiting the Myrtle Beach Real Estate website.

Broadway at the Beach offers the best in Myrtle Beach attractions, shopping, and dining all in one central location. Located between 21st avenue north and 29th avenue north in downtown Myrtle Beach, Broadway at the Beach is a family vacation experience that can’t miss.

Your kids will love the weekend fireworks displays over the lake every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday all Summer long. The kids will also love Dragon’s Lair miniature golf with its giant talking dragon. Among the many other family attractions include:
Ripley’s Aquarium with its thousands of gallons of sea life including sharks, turtles, sea bass, and hundreds of other fresh water fish and marine life on display.
Magiquest: A Wand, A Witch, A Wizard. Wake up your child’s imagination at Magiquest in Myrtle Beach, S.C. The Hunley: The South’s famous Submarine. The first Submarine and ironside used in battle in any World event. This ship changed the way war was fought.
Jimmy Buffet’s Margaritaville: Make sure the kids see the large volcano eruption.
Hard Rock Cafe: Rock and Roll history is on display along with some good eats at this Myrtle Beach restaurant.
Circue:The Palace Theatre features daily and nightly entertainment.
Broadway Louie’s: This is a place all of the family men will want to see. It’s like ESPN on steroids. Plenty of electronic games, arcade games and pool tables are surrounded by T.V.s on every corner honed into every sports channel ever created. Good eats too!
Broadway Carousel:For the little ones Broadway offers kids rides that include train rides, carousel ride, and more.
Pavilion Nostalgia Amusement Park:  All the rides and attractions including:  The Pirate, Swings and a taste of Myrtle Beach in its prime.
The grown ups will love Broadway at the Beach as well. Nightly entertainment includes:
Froggy Bottomz ance the night away in this favorite Myrtle Beach Night club in the spirit of a true New Orlean Mardi Gras.
Celebrations: An adults only night club that offers up a Myrtle Beach party nightly.
Crocodile Rocks Dueling Pianos:Broadway at the Beach offers first rate entertainment as Dueling Pianos plays all of your favorites. Audience participation is a must here.
Club Kryptonite: Just a short walk is Club Kryptonite, a night club especially designed for twentysomethings.
Revolutions: It’s 1970 all over again and disco is king. Shake your grove thing… Shake your grove thing…Yeah!Yeaah! in Myrtle Beach, SC

Your family can’t miss at Broadway at the Beach as far as dining is concerned. You’ll find:
Japanese Steak, Chicken, Shrimp, and Sushi at Yomato Japanese Steak House.
Great Ribs at Tony Roma’s. Great American Hamburgers at Johnny Rocket’s.
Tripps Restaurant offers steaks, seafood, and salads and always has a table open.
Key West Grill serves up the best in Myrtle Beach Seafood.
Senor Frog’s serves lunch and dinner with a Mexican Twist.
KISS Coffehouse: Rock and Roll legends Kiss offer a Rock and Roll party with Coffee included.
Landry’s Seafood features gulf coast shell fish and seafood favorites.
Joe’s Crab Shack: Get a little messy and crunch into the best crab on the beach.
Planet Hollywood: See the best of the screen legends while enjoying american fare.

Broadway at the Beach features a lake in the center of the facility with many Ice Cream shops, candy stores, fudge shops, and movie theatres.

When the sun begins to fade, head for the center of town and Broadway at the Beach

Freestyle Music Park is the newest Myrtle Beach entertainment destination designed to celebrate the contemporary music genres of rock n’ roll, country, reggae, beach music, pop, R&B, alternative, Christian and disco. The park features roller coasters, live shows and musical entertainment, children’s rides and play areas, restaurants and cafes, retail stores and a live music amphitheatre. Everyday at Freestyle Music Park concludes with a spectacular “Kiss the Sky” rock n’ roll fireworks finale.

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Ripley’s Aquarium is a Myrtle Beach, SC attraction with an 87000 square-foot aquarium experience. Onsite at Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Ripley’s Aquarium features camp programs, catered events, and their very popular SLEEP WITH THE SHARKS program.

Year after year, Ripley’s Aquarium continues to be one of our Myrtle Beach resorts featured attractions. This Broadway at the Beach venue is among the most popular family vacations stops in Myrtle Beach.

Ripley’s Sleeping with the sharks program will allow you an overnight adventure. This program is designed for groups of 15 or more and includes:

Medieval Times located at 2904 Fantasy Way Myrtle Beach, SC is right next door to the all new Freestyle Music Park.

Medieval Times rates as among one of the best Myrtle Beach attractions in the Myrtle Beach, S.C. area offering dinner shows daily that include jousting and a meal all at a great family price.

The 11th Century comes alive every night in Myrtle Beach SC at Medieval Times. Knights Joust, Stallions gate, and good and evil square off in a drama to the death.

Long held as a Myrtle Beach family vacations must do, Medieval Times is part of a magical Myrtle Beach area vacation experience.

Call today for reservations or ask your Myrtle Beach Resorts front desk for assistance after check in:
(843) 236-4635

The Dixie Stampede is a classic Myrtle Beach attraction located at 8901 Highway 17 Byppass and Busness between the Grand Dunes Resorts and Dunes Golf Club in Myrtle Beach, SC

This dinner show is one of the most popular Myrtle Beach attractions featuring the classic battle between North and South.

Dolly Parton brings humor, fantasy, and charm along with a good portion of chicken, corn on the cob, and potato to hundreds of adoring fans every night making the Dixie Stampede a wonderful part of your family’s Myrtle Beach Vacations.

At Dixie Stampede, you might find barrel races, pig races, goat races, and even humans squaring off to settle this, what the South called the War of Northern Agression.

The kids will be fully fed and dazzled. Mom and Dad will find the Dixie Stampede among the most fun Myrtle Beach attractions in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

The Dixie Stampede is located near these oceanfront Myrtle Beach hotels. Call for reservations in advance: (843) 497-6615

The Myrtle Beach Family Kingdom, located between 4th avenue and 6th avenue South on Ocean Boulevard in Myrtle Beach, S.C. is home to 30 thrilling rides and one of Myrtle Beach’s most requested adventure rides. The Swamp Fox Roller Coaster is one of the few woodie roller coasters still remaining in America.

The theme park features the area’s only Oceanfront water park with spash rides, wet and wild water flumes, (over a 100 foot drop), exhilarating speed slides, intermediate speed slides and a spacious 425 foot long lazy river with waterfalls. The Family Kingdom Water park also features eight kiddie rides and a rainforest water tree to cool the warm mid summer days. The Family Kingdom Lazy River meanders the Oceanfront so mom and dad can have a restful and scenic, lazy afternoon.

Family Kingdom thrill park features two go-kart tracks, bumper cars, and a historical carousel. The Pistolero Round-Up is a laser ride with an old West flare and offers high tech fun. The Family Kingdom miniature locomotive winds its way through the park and under one of America’s last woodie roller coasters, The Swamp Fox Roller Coaster. Make sure to catch the Swamp Fox when in Myrtle Beach. Creaks and squeals will get the heart pounding as this ride will give you drops, jolts, and jerks. Riding a woodie is a charming East Coast tradition that has been going on for almost 100 years.

Ask your Myrtle Beach Hotel front desk staff for help with tickets and admission.

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Waccatee Zoological Farm is located within 500 acres of private, carefully preserved, wooded property near Myrtle Beach Hotels. At Wacatee Zoo your family will find winding trails, beneath shady trees and over one hundred species of exotic animals, all loved, cared for, and treated like family. This Myrtle Beach zoo receives no state or government funding, and is kept in tip top shape by caring individuals. Located just west of Garden City Beach, where the Waccamaw River, Intercoastal Waterway and Socastee Creek join, Waccatee Zoo is a natural wildlife sanctuary and breeding ground for many species of migratory birds. During the Spring and Summer Seasons, it’s not uncommon to see more than one thousand native low country egrets or heron in one small area.

Kids will love our viewing area of Demara Zebras, Kangaroos, Water Buffalo, Dromedary Camels, African Watusi, and Eland. Wacatee Zoo is a great place to learn, connect and relax.

Kathleen Futrell states, “We simply love animals – and we always have. We wanted to create a very natural place where people could walk around and enjoy our family. We are not interested in a concrete jungle. The interest shown by local people, and by church and school groups, have helped us decide to open Waccatee to the public.”

Hours & Admission

Waccatee Zoo is open 7 days a week from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. *
* (Weather permitting)

Admission

Currently the admission rates are:

AGES 13 AND OLDER: $7.00 **
AGES 12 MONTHS TO 12 YEARS: $3.50 **
11 MONTHS AND UNDER: FREE

** Admission rates subject to change. Above rates begin June 1, 2007

Special rates are available for groups of 15 or more. Reservations must be made at least one week in advance. Reservations can be made by calling 843-650-8500 during normal business hours. No reservations can be made via e-mail or internet.

Myrtle Waves Water Park located on the corner of 10th Avenue North and Highway 17 bypass, features the area’s best water park rides including the “Ocean in Motion” wave pool, the Lay Zee river ride that meanders throughout and around the medium sized park, Saturation Station, an interactive water play structure with a tipping bucket, and an array of exciting water slides. You will find Myrtle Waves near these Oceanfront Myrtle Beach Hotels.

Kids love the saturation station, especially the little tikes between the ages of toddler to nine. Saturation Station is a great place to stay cool as the rain trees cascade water over the entire area. Kid play activities abound and mom and dad can make some cherished memories with toddlers. Make sure to bring your cameras so as to bring back home a keep sake that will last a lifetime.

Some of Myrtle Waves’ most requested rides are the Turbo Twisters. These are the world’s tallest wild enclosed body slides that twist and turn Earthward. The rides are very dark and the rider never knows when the next twist or turn is coming. The one hundred foot tall Turbo Twisters are an imposing sight from the launching area. Its spaghetti-bowl of three interconnecting purple slides look impossibly steep and twisty. As riders walk up the steps to the launching area sounds of muffled screams echoing from inside the slides add to the suspense. Without any visual cues, it’s impossible to get a sense where the ride is heading and hard to determine the speed–but rest assured it’s fast and deliriously fun. From the get-go, riders tear out, but when they navigate one of the tubes’ nearly vertical dips, they REALLY pick up speed. The splash ramp at the end of the ride makes for a soft and slow exit.

The Arooba Tooba at Myrtle Waves is a spinning “toilet bowl” ride. Riders finally get a chance to feel what it is like to be a flushed gold fish. The ride circles in a frantic downward motion in a wet and thrilling fashion. Lines for the Aruba Tooba attraction can get long.

The Ocean Motion water park is a great place to soak up the sun, catch a wave, or just hang out and eat from one of the many Myrtle Waves Theme park vendors nearby. Snow Cones are great in those mid Summer days, and Myrtle Waves Snow cones are a rare blend of sweet that makes the experience all the more memorable.

If you have the heart for it, make sure to roar down one of the major “Free Fall” slides that sit at the tenth avenue side of the theme park. This is a no holes barred, zero to sixty free fall that will leave your heart in your throat and your body soaked. Don’t blink on this one.

The park charges a one day admission and does run many specials with kids getting half off during some slower periods.

Ask your Myrtle Beach Hotel about ticket information concerning Myrtle Waves.

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