Solid 3.5. Lineup was amazing!! Especially for the price. My biggest issue is the organization and…read morecrowd control. If there was ever an emergency, we would all be in trouble. The event coordinators could make walking lanes in the GA area so people don't walk all over people's blankets on the ground. Wouldn't take much to have walking lanes lined out. We're going to try the VIP area next year because being in GA, you needed binoculars to see anyone unless they played on the secondary stage in the back. Some "B" level singers were back there but you can get close there. They do have big screens all over the area but not the same as being close. Overall a decent experience, the lineup made it all worth while. For those of you cowboys/cowgirls who wear boots, bring sneakers!! I promise you'll regret it if you don't. Don't drive there and schedule your uber in the morning before you go. It's a madhouse trying to get out of there and if you don't schedule an uber....good luck!! IMO, worth the money.

We upgraded to VIP and it was not worth the money. Don't get me wrong the line up great, but not…read moreworth what we paid. We go to a lot of concerts in Boston, Nashville, Charlotte, and NY. When you have VIP tickets in those venues, you get VIP add ons that are worth it. CMA in Nashville we had normal package the first year we went and they were great. The next year we did VIP and it was amazing. PLUS WE HAD SEATS!!!!!! I do not plan on coming back next year and will spend my entertainment dollars in Nashville or Boston!

Didn't give us the right information and we have to pay for our parking and they made us really…read morereally upset

This festival is held every year at St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church. It's a hugely…read morepopular festival if only for the the food. Some of the vendors have some interesting items for sale. I even saw a few "Belly Dancer" outfits. The reason we came was mainly to try the food. Now I absolutely love Greek food and I think I may have spoiled my wife when we were hungry one time while in Ft. Hamilton, Brooklyn and I took her to a local Greek Food Truck where she had her first gyro. I think she judges all gyros based on that delicious experience. Anyway, does the festival's food meet that mark? Not really but they are putting out an incredible amount of food and it would be near impossible to feed the thousands of people who come here in the few days of the festival to meet that standard. Our gyros were flavorful but they were also a bit skimpy. They were made and ready when we ordered them so they weren't cut off a vertical spit while we waited but if they made all of them to order the line would extend to the North Carolina border. I though they were good, not great. But hey, you come to these festivals to get experience different cultures within America and this festival definitely gives you the Greek-American experience.

We went and had a blast. There were a nice variety of brews plus vendors to keep everyone happy…read more Tasting ticket's weren't badly priced. My only complaint is that there weren't a lot of food vendors and we had a family member who needed gluten-free options. Hope to come back next year!

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.*

Got to check out this venue for the first time with my wife who has been here a couple times. We…read morealso got to take a look at On the Deck here that is ans outside bar/restaurant with large stage and dance floor for live bands. We went to see JUMP - America's Van Halen Experience - VH1 Tour which was a great tribute band who put on a awesome and energetic show. Love the sound and lights here, overall setup of venue, fast lane option for entry and of course staff. Overall, we has a great experience.

In continuing with my birthday celebrations, the Husband and I decided to visit this restaurant. We…read morearrived a few minutes after they opened. We were pleasantly greeted and seated immediately. Our Server was just as welcoming and she took our order. She was knowledgeable of the menu and made some recommendations. Our food came out hot and delicious. We enjoyed looking at the decor, the artwork was amazing from the outside to the inside. A real vibe. We had to make a stop at their store where my Husband got a cap and I got a t-shirt. The next time we visit, it is a must for the Gospel brunch. We had an enjoyable and pleasant meal together.

Pirates Voyage is a small chain of American dinner theaters that opened in Myrtle Beach, South…read moreCarolina in June 2011. It was founded by the late American singer-songwriter, actress, and businesswoman Dolly Parton. It is managed by World Choice Investments LLC, a joint venture between The Dollywood Company, Fred Hardwick, and Herschend. From 1992 - 2018, the dinner theater in Myrtle Beach was home to Dolly Parton's "Dixie Stampede". In late 2018, Parton announced that the theater would be closed for refurbishment and converted into a family-friendly pirate-themed dinner show. The brand new show was designed to feature Blackbeard the pirate, a 15-foot deep 750,000 gallon pool, theatrical lighting, and rigging for acrobats. It opened to much acclaim and even features Christmas elements throughout the November and December show season. A second location opened in Pigeon Forge (TN) in May 2019, and a third opened in Panama City Beach (FL) in June 2025. My family and I recently dined at the Pirates Voyage in Myrtle Beach while we were staying in town for a few days. We had previously visited a few years back and loved it. It's essentially the pirate equivalent of "Medieval Times", but BETER! We arrived early for the pre-show, which featured a pirate sing-along with some briny buccaneers, acrobatics, and a photo opportunity with a mermaid. I enjoyed a non-alcoholic piña colada in a souvenir skull mug. For the main show, spectators are seated in areas where they must root for the sapphire pirates or the crimson pirates. We were seated in the latter section. The show features sword-fighting swashbucklers, mermaids, ghost pirates, music, special effects, acrobatics, and even live animals such as sea lions, dogs, and macaws. For Course 1, attendees are served "Voyager Creamy Vegetable Soup w/ a Buccaneer Biscuit". Course 2 features "Half O'Roasted Chicken, Swashbucklin' Sugar-Cured Ham, Cob O'Butter Corn & Matey's Mac 'N' Cheese". Dessert is a choice of "Chocolate Coconut Cake" or "Apple O' Me Eye Pie". There's nothing particularly special about the food, but I think it's safe to say that most people come for the exciting show and not for the food. Pirates Voyage is plenty of swashbuckling fun for the whole family and we highly recommend it to anyone visiting Myrtle Beach!

We bought tickets for a party of 7 and had our 5 month old daughter with us. Online it does not…read morestate you cannot bring a car seat in with you. So after carrying her across a couple football field lengths of parking lots the people at the door were extremely rude and told us we could not come in with her seat. After paying the amount we did for a KIDS show we were turned away with no refund and were told we had to pay for a dinner for a 5 month old that cannot even eat that food. I will never come back to this overpriced dinner show again, save your money and do something else with your kids. If you have kids that are young don't even waste your time.

This is a fairly large place. Several seating areas outside allow for the individual or a group to…read moresit together. When my wife and I arrived the parking lot was full. Though I have visited several wineries in my experience, this was my first time here. What I think the newcomer here should know: There are many things you can experience here. You can walk in, buy a glass of wine and walk around or sit. You may shop. There is a large area inside offering wine related items for your purchase. Some food and sweets as well. There are three tasting areas (I think three). Shaped like a bar, they aren't actually a bar in the workings. You may purchase a tasting at the cashier area, meet with a bartender tender (their term) and experience an entertaining tasting of several wines offered here. The above information was provided because there's no guidance for first timers here. Frankly, I almost drank one glass of wine and left but after quizzing the correct employees I was able to find out what this place actually offered. I'd equate it to your first day at high school. It's late in the tourist season and many of the employees seemed to be growing tired of people asking stupid questions. In trying to figure this place out I spoke to seven or eight folks, from bartenders to cashiers. One bartender (gentleman outside) was polite and great! Conversely the older woman bartending outside was the opposite. Zero help. I didn't care for her attitude. If you're like me. A tourist and here for the first time, get a tasting. It's the best way to experience several of the wines. Doug was our bartender. He did an awesome job. Funny, entertaining, and knowledgeable. The wines are sweet. They are done well. To close I'm not sure how to rate this place. There's lots of potential here but I think several employees lack the skills to encourage a customer to purchase a glass or bottle of wine. If you are familiar with the place and know what you want, it's probably a great experience. Sorry but the delivery is lacking, therefore my reviewed experience isn't great.

My experience at Duplin Winery was one of the most disappointing customer-service experiences I…read morehave encountered. I joined the wine club last October because I wanted a membership closer to home in SC, in addition to another wine club I belong to. My experience when joining was wonderful, so I was genuinely looking forward to returning. Unfortunately, my interaction with Dawna completely changed my opinion of the business. I found her demeanor short-tempered, dismissive, unwelcoming, and as though assisting me was an inconvenience. As a Black customer, I was especially disturbed by the interaction because I felt I was treated differently and left questioning whether race played a role. I cannot speak to someone's intentions, but I can absolutely speak to how I was treated and how the experience made me feel. The interaction was so uncomfortable that I cancelled my wine club membership. I was also disappointed that I could not receive documentation confirming my cancellation. If documentation can be provided when someone joins, written confirmation should also be available when someone cancels. Even something as simple as the wine glass became an unnecessarily unpleasant interaction. I had previously kept my tasting glass and did not understand that this experience was different\. Instead of simply explaining the policy courteously, the interaction again felt unnecessarily rude. I do want to recognize the staff serving wine on the deck. They were AWESOME--friendly, welcoming, and provided the type of hospitality I remembered from my original visit. The deck itself has a wonderful atmosphere, and I can understand why people enjoy spending an evening there\. Unfortunately, one employee interaction can change a customer's entire perception of a business, and that is exactly what happened here. I came expecting to relax, enjoy the winery, and continue supporting a membership I had willingly purchased. I left feeling unwelcome and cancelled it. Customer service requires patience, professionalism, consistency, and respect for **every customer**. No guest should leave an establishment wondering why they were treated differently from others around them. I'm genuinely disappointed because this could have remained a place I regularly supported. Based on this experience, however, I cannot recommend it or continue spending my money somewhere I did not feel valued or respected.