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Browse 10 entertainment districts in Myrtle Beach — addresses, hours, ratings, and details.
Barefoot Landing in North Myrtle Beach presents waterfront restaurants, House of Blues, and shops along the Intracoastal Waterway.
View Details →Broadway at the Beach is Myrtle Beach's premier entertainment complex — a 350-acre lakefront development with over 50 attractions, restaurants, clubs, and entertainment venues. The Grand Strand entertainment district serves 20 million visitors annually and is adjacent to the recently approved North Myrtle Beach casino developments, positioning it as the foundation for South Carolina's emerging gaming-entertainment market.
View Details →Broadway at the Beach presents restaurants, nightclubs, and attractions across a 350-acre entertainment complex, the Grand Strand's largest entertainment development.
View Details →Family Kingdom Amusement Park presents an oceanfront amusement park with a historic wooden roller coaster on the Myrtle Beach boardwalk.
View Details →The Grand Strand is America's most expansive beach entertainment destination — a 60-mile stretch of South Carolina Atlantic coastline anchored by Myrtle Beach's boardwalk, Broadway at the Beach, and the Pavilion Amusement Park area that collectively draws 19 million annual visitors. The Grand Strand's entertainment economy, built on golf courses, waterparks, live music theaters, and a boardwalk entertainment district, represents one of the most comprehensive leisure entertainment ecosystems in the American South.
View Details →Isle of Palms near Charleston presents beachfront bars and restaurants, one of the Lowcountry's most popular barrier-island beach destinations.
View Details →Main Street in North Myrtle Beach presents oceanfront bars and shag-dancing clubs central to South Carolina's beach-music culture.
View Details →Murrells Inlet MarshWalk presents a wooden boardwalk of waterfront seafood restaurants overlooking a salt marsh estuary, the 'Seafood Capital of South Carolina.'
View Details →Myrtle Beach Boardwalk presents the SkyWheel and beachfront bars along a mile-and-a-quarter oceanfront promenade in the heart of the Grand Strand.
View Details →The Market Common presents an upscale open-air lifestyle center with restaurants and bars on a former Air Force base south of downtown Myrtle Beach.
View Details →There are 10 entertainment districts listed in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Browse addresses, phone numbers, hours, and ratings to plan your visit.
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