What Vacationers Love About Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Street Interviews

As 2020 comes to an end, Myrtle Beach residents and visitors are ready to usher in 2021 with excitement. Due to COVID-19 safety measures—including masks, social distancing, and a statewide ban on alcohol sales after 11 p.m.—celebrations have been thoughtfully adapted. Local businesses have curated safe, creative events to ring in the new year. Here are some standout options: New Year’s Eve at the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk Thursday, December 31, 2020 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Join the festivities at Plyl

Myrtle Beach boasts exceptional year-round shopping, from outlet malls and specialty boutiques to major national retailers. Black Friday and Thanksgiving weekend amplify the excitement with deep discounts and extended early hours. Pack your patience for crowds—always check official sites for the latest health guidelines, capacities, and promotions. As local enthusiasts, we cherish the vibrant energy of Black Friday traditions. Below, weve highlighted top shopping destinations based on proven fa

Myrtle Beach enjoys milder winters than many northern areas, with occasional 60°F days even in January. As cooler months approach, explore these top indoor attractions—perfect for rainy days or vacations. This curated list highlights family-friendly and adult options backed by local experience.Ripley’s AquariumA premier indoor attraction, Ripley’s Aquarium offers immersive exhibits like Planet Jellies and live shows at Rainbow Rock. Its stroller