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Myrtle Beach Pavilion, Amusement park and seaside resort in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

Located along the Atlantic Ocean, the Myrtle Beach Pavilion combined an 11-acre entertainment complex with ocean views and beach access.

The original wooden structure, built in 1908 as part of the Seaside Inn, underwent multiple reconstructions until a concrete version emerged in 1949.

The German pipe organ from the 1900 Paris World Exposition and the 1912 Herschell-Sillman carousel represented significant entertainment landmarks until 2006.

The former pavilion area now provides open space near current attractions like the SkyWheel and Broadway at the Beach entertainment complex.

During its 58-year operation, the park started as a temporary carnival for a tobacco festival before becoming a permanent coastal attraction.

Location: South Carolina

Website: http://mbpavilion.com

GPS coordinates: 33.69250,-78.88160

Latest update: May 13, 2025 22:53

Sites to visit in Myrtle Beach: attractions, water parks, and aquariums

Myrtle Beach offers a comprehensive destination combining 62 miles of sandy beaches, protected natural areas, and a variety of family activities. This South Carolina resort features experiences for all preferences, from water parks like Myrtle Waves to cultural sites such as Brookgreen Gardens, home to the largest collection of American sculptures in the country. The famous Ocean Boulevard runs through the city center, serving the main attractions. Visitors can explore Ripley's Aquarium with its underwater tunnels, ride the 57-meter-high SkyWheel, or visit Broadway at the Beach, a complex housing 350 shops and restaurants. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy Myrtle Beach State Park with its 3 miles of preserved shoreline and hiking trails through maritime forests. Entertainment options range from amusement parks like Family Kingdom to Broadway shows in local theaters. The MarshWalk in Murrells Inlet offers wildlife viewing of salt marshes while dining in seafood restaurants. This variety makes Myrtle Beach appealing to both families and couples seeking seaside relaxation.

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