My first review and gladly recommend Family Kingdom. My family of 6 had a great time Good Friday…read more The rides were thrilling, which I never expected. We bought the all day bands for the big kids and points by points for the 2 lil ones. Not much they can ride. Prices were reasonable but even more if you use group on . The park was clean and FINALLY an amusement park playing great music and not that rap crap. Food was very good and OMG they serve alcohol. Russel on that Spider-Man ride was funny. Nancy on the choo choo antique cars was friendly and Lisa on hot air balloon ride gets an At dealing with my ver stubborn 4 yr old. She took the time to ensure my lil one it's a fun not scary ride. HE LOVEC IT. Overall had a great time and definitely will be back next year. Susan Kiley Augusta, GA

Now this is what I would call a super fun kinda sketchy park with an amazing roller coaster!…read more So parking is kinda whack and expensive around here but I managed to find a spot on the street that was about half the price so see if you can get lucky it will save you some cash! So entering the park I came through an alley way into the park and I was kinda like ok but hey it worked so I went straight to the ticket kiosk to get some to ride The Swamp Fox so they do let you buy individual tickets but if you use your credit card there is a surcharge fee as well as a $2 activation fee for the amusement card so keep that in mind! So after one ride on the swamp Fox I knew I had to get one more as it was just a solid fun wooden coaster that was very smooth and totally good from start to finish perfect for all ages! Across the park they had various other rides but none of them really made me want to ride them other than Swamp Fox. Overall it was a good time and worth the trip here to ride it so if your a coaster junky add it to your list if not and your in the area totally ride it because it's a lot of fun!

The "Heart of Myrtle Beach," or the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk and Promenade, is a beloved attraction…read morealong the stunning Grand Strand. This massive entertainment district spans a length of 1.2 miles, stretching from 14th Avenue North to the 2nd Avenue Pier. Myrtle Beach Boardwalk & Promenade is not your average boardwalk. Instead of just a straight wooden street meandering along the oceanfront, you'll find separate sections with their own character, just waiting to immerse you in coastal fun. be sure to visit the best Myrtle Beach Boardwalk attractions Myrtle Beach SkyWheel Gay Dolphin Gift Cove Ripley's Attractions Slingshot Thrill Ride Myrtle Beach Zipline Adventures Pier 14 2nd Avenue Pier Family Kingdom Amusement Park The southern section, called the Promenade, is a linear park consisting of a 12'-wide concrete walkway that meanders through lush landscaping. It also includes several narrower looped paths off the main walk, as well as raised beach access connections.

Anytime you're at the beach this is a must stop! So much to do here. Walk the strip, shop, eat and…read moreenjoy ripleys or the sky watch. Parking is a headache and can be expensive depending on how long you plan on staying. There is something here for everyone. It closes at midnight so that gives you plenty of time to enjoy everything!

Yelp 100 Challenge -#35…read more Wonder Works is a 4 level arcade offering different attractions and things to do on each level. Wonder Works is great for a first date or even a fun family outing. 1st Floor includes the lobby, gift shop, Wonder Cafe, Hurricane Shack, Xtreme 360 Bikes, Physical Challenge Zone, and party room. 2nd Floor includes Laser Tag. If you have a little child, you may be able to take turns and go in different heats. 3rd Floor includes the wall of illusions, XD Theater, draw alive, Wonder Coaster, Bed of Nails, Bubble Lab, and STEM Room. 4th Floor includes space discovery, ropes course, arcade games that you purchase to play, art of Dr Seuss, Imagination Lab, and Interactive Sandbox. My favorite was the digital Wonder Coaster. It is an indoor ride that follows along a video of a roller coaster flipping you and spinning you like the real thing. I recommend wear closed toe shoes and comfortable clothing so you are able to ride majority of the attractions inside. You can also add on the Wonder Works casebook and slice different riddles as you explore the four levels.

I visited WonderWorks Myrtle Beach and overall, it was just okay--definitely more of a one-and-done…read moreexperience. It's a fun spot for kids, but as an adult, I wouldn't feel the need to go back. It can get pretty crowded, so I'd recommend going early on a weekday instead of the weekend if you can. A few of the exhibits weren't working during my visit, which was a little disappointing. While it's entertaining, I do think the price is a bit high--around $35 per person would feel more reasonable than $40. Overall, it's a decent way to spend some time, especially for families, but not something I'd go out of my way to do again.

Not that many rides, it is NOT worth your money WAY to overpriced. The people there were so rude…read morethe cashier Sandena was so rude!! Sighing,rolling eyes, everything. Don't be mad you sign up for that job!!‍

Day or Night Experience, your choice…read more We did the Ferris Wheel and it was beautiful with lights at night but it's hard to see the surrounding areas as were dark and weren't very well lit. I thought it was pretty expensive for 3 laps. If you get joy out of seeing surrounding areas while riding, I'd definitely recommend to do day time or maybe during the sunset.

This is a fun stop for a little family outing - even as an adult, I brought my parents here to kick…read morebutt on the go carts. The tracks are pretty long and go up three stories with a few courses to choose from. The carts are well....slow but what can you expect from electric go carts. They still give a thrill and the staff are there to help you have a good experience. The arcade is also another place to play some fun games like skee ball and air hockey. We were the only ones there on a Thursday afternoon in the off season, but the staff was quick to welcome us in. I highly recommend! Check the Monster coupon books for $10 off your credit purchase

This is a good family place to stop at on a road trip or when visiting myrtle beach! They had like…read morethis special deal where anyone over 4'8 was $25 and anyone under 4'8 was $15 it was a great deal for it because you get unlimited rides of 2 hours and 5 arcade points. But Even know waiting on the go-kart for like 10-15 min it is still a good experience to do! I went for my first time today and it was amazing the arcade is huge and the go-karts tracks were really cool. The only part that took forever and was the worst part is the crowded ness of the go-karts and that some family thought their 10-year-old daughter could drive a double seater, when in the rules it literally says "Must be 16 with a driver license." But overall a good pit stop to make.

Fun in the sun. Definitely felt like a kid again while visiting this water park. Such a great place…read moreto be with the hot humid summers of South Carolina. The price point is not bad for all they offer in fun. Everything from a wave pool, surf tide pool, lazy river and water slides for all ages! They have plenty of places to lay out in the sun or catch some shade either in a Ramada or under an umbrella. Not to mention the lockers and gift shop to pick up anything you feel you need during your visits from bathing suits to towels to flip flops or water shoes. We rode the big enclosed water slides first and it was intense! The "toilet bowl" slide was fun and entertaining g if you wish to ride single or double tubes. Plenty of places to choose from for a icee, cold drink or food including alcohol for adults. Only knock is the bath and changing rooms. They were a bit dirty and do not recommend walking barefoot in there as the floor probably had a ton of bacteria and also noticed standing urine in the showers stalls.

I share the same sentiment as another reviewer .. DEFINITELY check Groupon before buying tickets at…read morethe park. $60 is way more appropriate than $100 for this. When we went on Monday the flow rider ride was closed due to maintenance. Not all of the slides in each area were operating. The wave pool was okay but nothing crazy about it. The lazy river is lazy in design for sure there's no extra anything asking it. No waterfall, sprinklers or nothing so in the heat it is super hot and pure sun. Bathrooms were dirty. Please please please take water shoes or some crocs or something to walk around in on a sunny day bc you will burn your feet.

This was an afternoon filled with tons of fun!…read more We were in the area for vacation and OIB has the usually beachy entertainment options. This one was a refreshing break from mini golf and arcades and fun for both kids and adults. We had a pretty large group and some did the zip line course and some braved the adventure park (aka ropes course). We had lots and lots of fun, overcame some anxiety, and had a few sore muscles to show off our achievements. I also owe a big shout out to George, who was amazingly patient with my crew and helped coordinate the outing so that we all started/finished around the same times. I also heard from the kids that their guides were fantastic. They were especially impressed that they remembered every single person's name for an event that lasts only a few hours.

My family's experience with The Swamp Park Zipline tour was great! All of us did the Zipline and…read moretwo of us did the Free Fall add-on. For the Zipline tour, we had Jesse, Margaret, and Lacey as our guides and all of them were great! Jesse is very fun and funny, Margaret is super sweet, and Lacey had amazing knowledge on fun facts throughout the tour! The zip lines were very fun, and all three guides took every measure to ensure our safety, creating a good sense of trust. We all felt like a group of friends by the end of our tour. They also take photos at the beginning, middle, and end of the tour with specific spots for photo ops which I truly appreciate! (You do have to pay for the photos.) I will absolutely recommend The Swamp Park to friends and family! We plan to come back and try the ATV tour next!

My husband and I were on a 3-week road trip and Myrtle Beach was nearing the end of the trip and I…read morewanted to play mini golf. I haven't played in 20 years or more. I know there are a few mini golf places to choose from and I think we just stumbled upon Jungle Lagoon and it was perfect for us. It was clean and the woman working, who may have been the owner, was super friendly and welcoming and described to us the different options we had because there are 2 courses. We would have loved to have played both but we had a time limit We chose the jungle course which had tunnels and waterfalls. It probably could use updating but it was clean and was very nostalgic which I enjoyed. For the money and the fun, it was worth it!

Good time but u can see it's about time to reinvest to upgrade some of the holes....Gentleman…read moreworking the front was very friendly... solid option for putt putt in the Myrtle Beach area...not the best, but u wont be mad at it.

Took a ride on the skywheel while visiting Myrtle Beach. I was reasonably priced for the length of…read morethe ride. We rode it at night and had a good experience and view of the surroundings. Staff was friendly and helpful. Overall, a fun thing to do while visiting.

While my husband stayed firmly planted on solid ground (he and heights have a mutual agreement to…read morenever speak), I took our three kids up for a spin on the SkyWheel--and by "spin," I mean a slow, scenic, 187-foot climb into the sky that somehow didn't trigger my fear of parenting three kids in a confined space. The kids were obsessed with the fact that it's the height of 15 great white sharks stacked end to end. (Shoutout to the trivia signs in the line for that little gem--both educational and slightly terrifying!) They were also thrilled we got to go around five full times, which gave them plenty of time to argue over who could see farther and point out imaginary sharks in the ocean below. Meanwhile, I got to enjoy the views--the beach, the boardwalk, and most importantly, three kids sitting still, contained, and not actively picking on each other. A miracle. I even got a good photo where everyone's smiling and no one's mid-slap or eye roll. Worth every penny for that alone. It's not the cheapest attraction in town, but between the ocean views, the smooth ride, and the rare moment of peace, I'd say it earns its price tag. TL;DR: Stunning views, smooth ride, and just enough shark trivia to keep the kids distracted from sibling rivalry. A must-do if you're okay with heights--or parenting solo while your spouse isn't.

We were vacationing at Myrtle Beach and it was a rainy day. We took the kids to Jungle Fun to kill…read moresome time. We ran into difficulties with the game card (no more coins or tokens), but the person running the arcade was glad to assist. When the kids managed to roll one of the basketballs from one game under the skeeball machines, she told us it was no problem. Finally when it came time for the kids to cash in their tickets, the employee was very patient as they took forever to make up their minds. In short... There are a good variety of well maintained games. The arcade itself was very clean and orderly. I'm glad to see there are still arcades around.

Typical arcade with ticket games. Seem to have new games every year. Its a great place to kill…read moretime before a movie or w the kids while the wives shop.