Oceanfront Playground!…read more This is probably my favorite place in Mrtyle Beach. There are lots of activities for the young and old. Bungee, speed boats, zip line, rollercoaster, small rides, tons of bars/eateries and a Ferris wheel plus it's all on the ocean! There are a variety of shops selling the usual fare of souvenirs, tshirts and shot glasses....but it's a nice walkable area and and couldn't help but notice how clean the boardwalk area and strip was. There was even a Starbucks. lol In all, I truly enjoyed my time here and definitely recommend as a stop when visiting Myrtle Beach.

Spent the day here yesterday. Have family that live in the area so came together for lunch (see…read morethat separate review) This is a pretty cool spot in Mrtyle Beach. There are lots of activities for the young and young at heart throughout this outside mall area. It's kinda a touristy spot as you have many attractions $ including: Bungee, Speed Boat Experience, zip line, small rides, a Ferris wheel, a theater. Not to mention it's all on the ocean. There are a variety of shops selling the usual fare, but it's a nice walkable area with much to offer throughout your walk experience. I picked up a few things for gifts to bring home and really enjoyed my time with family here. FYI- The highly anticipated Ole Smoky Distillery and Yee-Haw Brewing Co. is opening tomorrow and would have really of liked to experience that as Paula Deans was super disappointing. *On a good note- Guy Fieri's Flavor Town will be a gigantic space within Myrtle Beach and opens in June.*

Is it expensive? Sure. Do you at least get your money's worth? I'd say yes. Especially with younger…read morekids. We arrived around 10am and didn't leave until after 2pm. The big hits with our kids were (not official names): roller coaster simulator, "6d" motion simulator (not really 6d but whatever), laser tag!, rope course, and the various 1st floor activities. Not something we'd do multiple times a year or anything but it's a fun first time experience.

This place has a lot of interactive and fun exhibits for kids. I would gear it towards 10 and up…read morethough. Theres a few things for younger kids like the bubble station and a few others but to make it worth $30 I wouldnt go unless you kids meet the height requirement for all the attractions. Thankfully kids 4 and under are free admission but honestly if you have older and younger kids the younger ones are going to get bored. Also a lot of the attractions didnt work exactly as described or were not clean. They had an arcade near the ropes course for people waiting but it was pay per play which I wasn't going to do after paying $130 for my family to enter. They should make the arcade games included with admission.

We went to the park where the smaller rides were and we had a great time. We loved that there…read moreweren't long lines. If you have 6 or more people the wristbands are cheaper. I believe it was $40 per person. I think all my kids had their favorite rides lol. I rode the drop tower with 2 of my girls and they loved it. My other kids loved the big swing ride. Next time we visit, we will be going to the side where the bigger rides are.

Rides were super fun, but the employees could be a little nicer. All the employees were moping…read morearound and when I asked them a question they wouldn't respond until I asked the 3RD TIME! Again, rides were awesome but service wasn't I wouldn't recommend going unless you want to deal with grumpy employees.

The Track - Myrtle Beach kept our family entertained for two hours!…read more The go karts were very fun and they follow a nice uplifted track! There is also a nice arcade inside. We paid for the rides and you'd need to pay additional for the arcade use. The price for the rides (all included) seemed to be pricey to me but it did entertain us. Overall, a good experience. Two downsides were that the smaller kid rides weren't always staffed and the staff members really didn't really seem to desire to open up the huge shades for us despite it being very hot outside.

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

Had an amazing Father's Day at Myrtle Waves! Reserved a cabana, the kids were able to relax, we had…read morea place for shade and privacy, and plenty of room for all of our things. All together a wonderful day!

this was the worst experience I've ever had. I came here with my family to have fun but when we got…read morethere we got turned away because the closed for the day over a little bit of rain that literally stopped after the lifeguards left. There was a lady that was also very rude to my family when they went in to ask her why they were closing. i will say look at the forecast more than people being there. Because the second it stops everyone will show up when it stops. So get better manger when it comes to explaining things instead of accusing a family that just showed up and snapping at them about the refund tickets. The family before us had 12 people, we had 8 people in our group.

We've had a house in Sunset for close to 10 years but have somehow never made our way over here…read moreuntil this past weekend. We've heard tons of good things about it too. We came on a day when we thought the weather at the beach was going to be less than ideal - lucky for us, the Zipline tours operate rain or shine. We ended up having great weather for it too! It was super easy to book. Once we got there, they got us kitted out, then we went through a quick (yet thorough) instruction on how to safely zipline. It was a group of 5 of us plus our guides. The tour took about 2 - 2.5 hours, and you get to go on 10 different ziplines. It was a fun way to spend an afternoon. Especially if the weather is going to be less than ideal and you need some way to kill time. Our tour guides, Chase, Miles, and Zach, were great! Thanks y'all!

Loved the ATVs!! Staff super friendly! Mary, our guide did a great job keeping us safe and giving…read moreus a great time!

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.