Myrtle Beach Attractions Guide

Sunshine. Golf. Shopping. Water sports. Water parks. Theater. Fishing. Nightlife. Amusement parks. Fine dining. Luxurious accommodations. Myrtle Beach has it all – it’s one exceptional destination with an endless array of possibilities. And that’s not even including the area’s number one attraction – the beach – 60 miles of beautiful sand that provides recreation from swimming, tanning and shell collecting to parasailing, sand castle building and body surfing.

Myrtle Beach

Legends in Concert	2 for $40
Palace Theatre	4 for $30
Dixie Stampede	Call
Broadway at the Beach	4 for $40
Carolina Opry	Call
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Westgate Myrtle Beach Resort & Spa	$29/per night
Ocean Park Resort	$79/per night
Patricia Grand Resort	$89/per night
Bay Watch Resort & Conference Center	$99/per night
Best Western Carolinian Beach Resort	$79/per night
Springmaid Beach Resort	$29/per night
Sand Ocean Club Hotel	$55/per night
Sand Dune Resort Hotel	$55/ per night

Call 1-866-250-7965

	The Palace Theatre is a twenty million dollar, 2,638 seat facility built in 1995 in the center of Myrtle Beach. It is part of the award winning entertainment complex "Broadway At The Beach".
	Dixie Stampede Watch professional baseball for a fraction of the cost. The Pelicans, an Atlanta Braves Class A affiliate, were the Carolina League champions in 1999 and 2000.
	Legends in Concert For more than twenty years, Legends In Concert has performed in fifteen countries on five continents entertaining millions of fans. Each inspired performance features the superstars of yesterday and today making Legends In Concert, An Event You Won't Forget
	Ocean Water Sports Take full advantage of the Atlantic coastline by parasailing high above the ocean, bouncing along the waves on a banana boat ride or by paddling an ocean kayak.
	Barefoot Landing Spend an hour or a day on this lively boardwalk featuring 100 specialty shops, 13 waterfront restaurants, carousel rides, an alligator/reptile zoo and live entertainment.
	Broadway at the Beach the largest entertainment complex in South Carolina, this 350-acre setting features theaters, restaurants, specialty shops, attractions and nightclubs, all surrounding a 23-acre lake.
	The Carolina Opry A live music variety show featuring some of the nation’s top singers, dancers, comedians and musicians set in a 2,200-seat theater with state-of-the-art sound and lighting and three giant video screens.