Alligator Adventure is one of the world's largest alligator exhibits, where visitors can see more than 800 alligators feast, frolic and fetch as they walk on boardwalks. The alligators (including two rare albinos) range in size from eight-inch newborns to 13-foot adults. During the tour, visitors can listen to a lecture and watch the staff feed these animals as they jump out of the water. In addition to these cold-blooded amniotes, visitors can also see tortoises, exotic birds and Komodo dragons, as well as plenty of amphibians in the large herpetology house.
Since its first incarnation in 1992, the House of Blues has become a household name. With different locations in cities like Hollywood, Orlando, L.A. and Chicago (there are 13 in all), founder Isaac Tigrett and celebrity Dan Aykroyd bring live entertainment and better-than-average pub grub to the delight of citizens around the country. Despite its name, the music is not entirely of the blues, 12/8 time-signature variety, just check the event calendar to find your favorite style of music or entertainment. With shows that run the gamut from Murder Mystery Dinner Theater to the World Famous Gospel Brunch, there is something for everyone. Music and art influence every aspect of House of Blues' decor and every region has an ambiance that reflects its city. In fact, with over 600 pieces of "outsider" art, House of Blues is one of the largest folk art galleries in Myrtle Beach. In regards to food, HOB serves a variety of Southern-delta inspired dishes including Jambalaya and BBQ Baby Back Ribs. For the complete kitchen menu, check the Myrtle Beach HOB website.
Enjoy a four-course meal while watching a spectacular show with colorful fighting pirates searching for treasure. A full-scale ship on a real lagoon is the stage for all the action, which includes acrobatics, lighting effects, sounds and pyrotechnics. A Dolly Parton company, it's located in the former Dixie Stampede arena next to the Carolina Opry Theater. Diners are not to be left out either, as they become participants cheering their crew on. The purchase of a Pirates Voyage ticket can be combined with either Wonderworks or Ripley's Aquarium for special rates. Show times and dates vary; check the online schedule or call for more information.
Located on Highway 17, Broadway at the Beach is a must-see for Grand Strand visitors. There are over 100 specialty shops that sell everything from T-shirts and sunglasses to fine jewelry and high-end shoes. Additionally, there are more than 20 restaurants that feature all kinds of food, from hamburgers to great local specialties. Moreover, three state-of-the-art theatres assure great entertainment facility for visitors here. Broadway at the Beach also contains a 23-acre (93077.7-square meter) lake surrounded by boardwalk, making it a great place to stroll on a sunny day or balmy night. During the summer, the boardwalk hosts live music performances and other exciting events.
The Carolina Theater's Home Production, the Carolina Opry is consistently rated as one of the leading shows to catch while in town. This high-octane dance, comedy and singing jamboree has been running for more than 30 years, so the production must be doing something right. The other highlight is the theater's Christmas Special presented during the holidays of course, and their rotating cast of musicals. Everything from big Broadway names to local shows like 'Good Vibrations', there is usually something for all.
Ripley's Aquarium is located in the popular Broadway at the Beach shopping center in Myrtle Beach. One of the main attractions at this amazing place is the shark tunnel where visitors can walk through the massive glass tunnel with sharks and other fishes swimming around them. Sting Rays, Jelly Fish and Penguins are also seen in different enclosures here. Apart from the beautiful marine world exhibits, visitors can experience glass bottom boat rides and attend several educational programs and marine presentations held at this place. Moreover, the aquarium also hosts a number of public and private events like conservation programs and birthday parties throughout the year.
Situated off North Kings Highway in Myrtle Beach, Ground Zero is lively performance arts facility that is set in an old building that was constructed in the year 1958. This building was previously home to the Rivoli Theatre and then a nightclub. Events like live DJ nights and music concerts are often held here at this venue. The annual Dragon Boat Festival is a charity event that is conducted by Ground Zero. This facility is an interesting place to visit for young adults who are looking forward to have a great time.
Holden Beach is a lovely town that attracts tourists during the summer. Visitors love to explore the beach and indulge in swimming, castle building and other beach activities. You can also choose from the various accommodation options that will surely make your vacation memorable.
Located on Highway 17, Broadway at the Beach is a must-see for Grand Strand visitors. There are over 100 specialty shops that sell everything from T-shirts and sunglasses to fine jewelry and high-end shoes. Additionally, there are more than 20 restaurants that feature all kinds of food, from hamburgers to great local specialties. Moreover, three state-of-the-art theatres assure great entertainment facility for visitors here. Broadway at the Beach also contains a 23-acre (93077.7-square meter) lake surrounded by boardwalk, making it a great place to stroll on a sunny day or balmy night. During the summer, the boardwalk hosts live music performances and other exciting events.
Alligator Adventure is one of the world's largest alligator exhibits, where visitors can see more than 800 alligators feast, frolic and fetch as they walk on boardwalks. The alligators (including two rare albinos) range in size from eight-inch newborns to 13-foot adults. During the tour, visitors can listen to a lecture and watch the staff feed these animals as they jump out of the water. In addition to these cold-blooded amniotes, visitors can also see tortoises, exotic birds and Komodo dragons, as well as plenty of amphibians in the large herpetology house.
This ballpark is the home of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans, the single-A club under the Texas Rangers' farm system. The park seats 6500 and throughout the season, the Pelicans usually have amazing specials. For instance, the 1USD beer nights on select games is perfect with a couple of hot-dogs and the great American pastime. The stadium is also known as TicketReturn.com Field, however most locals still call it Pelican Ballpark.
Enjoy a four-course meal while watching a spectacular show with colorful fighting pirates searching for treasure. A full-scale ship on a real lagoon is the stage for all the action, which includes acrobatics, lighting effects, sounds and pyrotechnics. A Dolly Parton company, it's located in the former Dixie Stampede arena next to the Carolina Opry Theater. Diners are not to be left out either, as they become participants cheering their crew on. The purchase of a Pirates Voyage ticket can be combined with either Wonderworks or Ripley's Aquarium for special rates. Show times and dates vary; check the online schedule or call for more information.