29 spots
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Central Myrtle
810 Billiards & Bowling
Bowling
Bowling, billiards and a milkshake bar at The Market Common, with a 3D haunted mini golf course.
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Conway
810 Billiards & Bowling Conway
Bowling
The Conway location of 810 Billiards & Bowling offers bowling, billiards and chess in a casual setting, a handy option for a group staying inland. It is one of three 810 locations on the Grand Strand, along with Market Common in Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach.
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North Myrtle Beach
810 Billiards & Bowling North Myrtle Beach
Bowling
The North Myrtle Beach location of 810 Billiards & Bowling offers bowling, billiards and chess in a casual setting. It is one of three 810 locations on the Grand Strand, along with Market Common in Myrtle Beach and Conway, so groups can find a rainy-day game night close by.
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North Myrtle Beach
AlleyOops North Myrtle Beach
Bowling
Duckpin bowling, a golf simulator, games and a full restaurant.
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Central Myrtle
Backstage Escape Games
Escape room
Three escape games at Broadway at the Beach: The Legend of Atlantis, The Haunting of Hyde House and a holiday-themed Krampus game, plus a Mirror Maze billed as infinite psychedelic reflections. Smaller groups may be paired with other players unless they book the whole room, and kids 10 and under need a private game.
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Central Myrtle
Backstage Mirror Maze & The Vault Laser Maze
Mirror maze
At Broadway at the Beach, the Backstage Mirror Maze fills over 2,000 square feet of an Off Broadway theater's backstage with a 1933 bank-heist escape story, kaleidoscope glasses and colored lights. The Vault Laser Maze is a heist-style challenge through a web of security beams, with scores posted on a Top Ten list.
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Central Myrtle
Big Air Trampoline Park
Trampoline park
Trampolines for all ages, 40+ attractions, a Cosmic Nights session and a cafe. Attractions include trampoline courts, slam dunk courts, ninja-warrior courses, launch pads, freestyle courts, a zip line, a kids' Lil Ninja area and a mechanical shark. Jump passes come in several lengths, and memberships are available.
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Central Myrtle
Black Flag Forge
Workshop
At Broadway at the Beach, Black Flag Forge is a hands-on blacksmithing experience where expert smiths guide you through making your very own metal piece at the forge. It suits first-timers and works well for groups, couples and teens looking for something different from the usual arcade.
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North Myrtle Beach
Break Out Myrtle Beach
Escape room
Private, 60-minute escape rooms on Main Street in North Myrtle Beach. The six themes are Escape the Serial Killer, CSI 2: The Myrtle Murderer, Red Beard's Revenge, The Curse of Volcano Island, Zombie Outbreak and The Cannibal Collector, ranging from pirate adventure to spooky.
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Central Myrtle
Captive Escape Rooms
Escape room
Four private, themed escape rooms on North Kings Highway: Dracula's Library, Charlotte's Attic, Piece of Eight and 13 Doors. The first three take up to 8 players and 13 Doors takes up to 6, so a family or a group of friends can book a room to themselves.
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Conway
Conway Glass
Workshop
Conway Glass is a downtown studio and gallery where visitors can watch glassblowers at work. Hands-on glassblowing and stained glass workshops let beginners make their own piece to take home, which makes it a good rainy-day activity for couples, friends and families with older kids.
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Central Myrtle
Dave & Buster's
Arcade
Dave & Buster's at Broadway at the Beach is a big arcade with racing games, shooters, air hockey and basketball, plus screens showing football, basketball and hockey games. It also has a full food and drink menu, so groups can eat and play in one place on a rainy evening.
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Central Myrtle
EdVenture Myrtle Beach
Children's museum
A hands-on children's museum at The Market Common with interactive exhibits that encourage problem-solving and imaginative play. It is built for children ages 0 to 10, with kindergarten through 5th grade the sweet spot, and has a second-floor toddler area for ages three and under.
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Central Myrtle
Escapology Myrtle Beach
Escape room
Private escape games on North Kings Highway, each about 60 minutes (plan on 90 minutes total). Themes include Lost City, Mansion Murder, Star Trek, Saving Santa, Haunted House and Batman: The Dark Knight Challenge, so there is a game for movie fans and puzzle fans alike.
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Central Myrtle
Hollywood Wax Museum
Interactive museum
Wax figures and photo-op sets at Broadway at the Beach.
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Central Myrtle
Interactive Experience Unleashed
VR & interactive
A VR playground and family entertainment center with eight VR attractions, including the mixed-reality Curse of Calypso with animatronics and mashups like Blaston and Jurassic: New Era. A 3,500-square-foot supervised kids' area has slides and ball pits, and arcade games, birthday parties and the Firebird Cafe round out a rainy-day stop.
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North Myrtle Beach
Jack Axe Throwing
Axe throwing
Axe throwing with a coach, plus golf simulators and a beer and wine bar. Reservations recommended; under 18 with an adult.
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Central Myrtle
Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum
Arcade
A pinball museum with more than two dozen machines from the 1970s to today, all fully playable on Free Play. Come to look at the machines, then stay to play. Capacity is limited, so advance reservations are required.
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Central Myrtle
Myrtle Beach Room Escape
Escape room
Four 60-minute escape games near Ripley's, including The Witch's Castle and Jailbreak. Daily time slots; book ahead.
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Little River
Pin Point Indoor Pickleball & Golf
Sports & games
Pin Point is an indoor sports venue in Little River with nine pickleball courts and seven TrackMan golf simulators, so a rainy day does not cancel the game. A full bar and kitchen are on site, which makes it an easy stop for a group that wants to play and then stay a while.
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Central Myrtle
Riddles Escape Room
Escape room
Live-action escape rooms on North Kings Highway, each a 60-minute game. Themes are Space Odyssey, Outlaw Pursuit, Mystery Mansion, Shipwrecked and The Grande Strand Hotel, so there is a choice for sci-fi fans, Wild West buffs and mystery lovers alike.
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Central Myrtle
Ripley's Aquarium
Interactive museum
A large aquarium with a walk-through tunnel and touch tanks. Thousands of animals include sharks, sawfish, reef fish and rays, and a tunnel lets you walk under the sharks. Hands-on experiences, a play area and snacks are on site, which makes it a good stop for families on a rainy day.
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Central Myrtle
Ripley's Believe It or Not!
Interactive museum
An oceanfront odditorium on North Ocean Boulevard with hundreds of unbelievable-but-true artifacts, along with interactive games and the stories behind the exhibits. It is an easy indoor stop for families on a rainy or hot day.
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Central Myrtle
Ripley's Haunted Adventure
Haunted house
Ripley's Haunted Adventure on Ocean Boulevard is a walk-through haunted attraction built on spooky suspense and surprises, steps from the Boardwalk and SkyWheel. It is an indoor, rain-or-shine stop for teens and adults who want a scare. Check the Ripley's site for current hours.
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Central Myrtle
Ripley's Mirror Maze
Mirror maze
Ripley's Mirror Maze is a perplexing puzzle of mirrors on Ocean Boulevard near the SkyWheel where visitors try to find their way out. It is a quick, indoor activity that suits families and groups, and sits next to Ripley's other Boardwalk-area attractions.
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Central Myrtle
Sky Zone Myrtle Beach
Trampoline park
Sky Zone is an indoor trampoline park with open jump sessions, a Warped Wall, Ninja Warrior course, Battle Beam, Ultimate Dodgeball, aerial silks and the Sky Tower. Pleyo turns the trampolines into a video game, and a toddler-only Little Leapers morning session is offered for children six and under with a parent.
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North Myrtle Beach
Stars and Strikes
Bowling
Bowling, augmented-reality bowling, virtual reality, laser tag, axe throwing and arcade games with a bar and restaurant in North Myrtle Beach. Use the website for the exact location and hours.
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Central Myrtle
The Escape Game Myrtle Beach
Escape room
Teams are locked in a themed room at Broadway at the Beach and have 60 minutes to find clues, solve puzzles and escape. Six themes are offered, including Cosmic Crisis, Timeliner: Train Through Time, Gold Rush and The Depths, with multi-room sets and unlimited hints along the way.
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Central Myrtle
WonderWorks
Interactive museum
An upside-down building packed with hands-on science exhibits at Broadway at the Beach. More than 100 exhibits fill six Wonder Zones, from space discovery to an imagination lab, plus a glow-in-the-dark ropes course, a black-lit laser tag maze and a 6D motion ride. It is aimed at families with kids, and the outdoor Soar + Explore adds a zipline.
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