Best New Attractions in Myrtle Beach for 2025 & What's Coming Soon!
Get ready for an exciting season filled with brand-new attractions in Myrtle Beach!
This year, the city is buzzing with new businesses and revamped favorites, offering fresh and varied experiences. From thrilling adventure parks and immersive mini-golf courses to trendy dining spots and cutting-edge entertainment centers, there's something new around every corner.
Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Myrtle Beach lover, these new attractions are sure to make your next trip unforgettable. Come explore the latest and greatest additions to the beach and create memories that will last a lifetime!
New Attractions for 2025
Myrtle Beach Mall
Get ready to take your taste buds on a wild ride—Downtown Flavortown is coming to Myrtle Beach later this year. Created by celebrity chef Guy Fieri, this larger-than-life restaurant and family fun hangout will serve up his signature bold flavors in an entertainment complex featuring an arcade, duckpin bowling alley, and tiki bar. Set to open at Myrtle Beach Mall, the restaurant will feature over-the-top burgers, wings, and classic Fieri creations in a high-energy setting. Enjoy craft cocktails, test your skills in the gaming area, or kick back in the retro-inspired bowling lounge.
735 Hwy 17 S, Surfside Beach, SC
Surfside Beach has a brand-new mini golf adventure making a splash with families and adding to the 30+ miniature golf courses that make our area the Mini Golf Capital of the World. Mulligan’s Lagoon is a surfer-themed 18-hole miniature golf course featuring tiki torches, beachy obstacles, and winding waterfalls. An indoor arcade adds to the fun, making this a great spot for both day and night entertainment.
997 Highway 17 Business, Suite B, Surfside Beach
Redline Simcade delivers high-octane virtual racing excitement in a safe, indoor environment. This new sim-racing arcade lets you hop into state-of-the-art racing simulators equipped with force-feedback steering and wraparound screens for an immersive ride. Whether you’re an experienced driver or a first-timer, Redline Simcade offers the thrill of motorsports without the risk. This a a great rainy day activity option for driving fans or those looking for a fun way to compete with friends and family.
Surfside Beach / Socastee Area
Grocery shopping is about to get a lot more exciting—Trader Joe’s is officially coming to the Myrtle Beach area. Construction is underway at Sayebrook Town Center, with an expected opening in 2025. Known for its unique products, affordable prices, and cult-favorite snacks, this specialty grocer will be a major addition to the Grand Strand. With shelves stocked full of organic produce, frozen favorites, and must-have pantry staples, Trader Joe’s will bring a much-needed shopping option to locals and visitors alike.
1931 Brookgreen Garden Dr, Murrells Inlet
Brookgreen Gardens has long been one of the area's top attractions, filled with floral beauty, wildlife and the largest figurative sculpture collection in the U.S. For 2025, it has unveiled a brand-new Simpson Art Center featuring a sculpture conservation lab and interactive artist studios. The 4,000-square-foot space will host demonstrations and workshops. From May to August , the "Gardens of Glass" exhibit will transform the gardens into a dazzling spectacle of larger-than-life glass sculptures, bringing a mesmerizing new experience to this iconic Lowcountry attraction.
Various Locations Around the Area
Myrtle Beach has long been known as the Golf Capital of the World, and now, the trend of indoor and virtual golf experiences is booming. Several new indoor golf facilities have opened across the Grand Strand for 2025, including the Twin Peaks TopGolf Swing Suite, which allows guests to practice their swing virtually or try a variety of other fun sports experiences. Other high-tech indoor simulators include Mashie Golf Institute in Myrtle Beach, Performance Indoor Golf in Pawleys Island and Golfluent in Little River. Of course, there's also TopGolf, which provides a hybrid between "virtual" golf and real golf in an arcade-like atmosphere.
3606 Hwy 17 S, North Myrtle Beach
Jack Axe Throwing, located in North Myrtle near Atlantic Beach, has been in business for a few years, but has expanded into a full-fledged entertainment hub with several new interactive experiences. In addition to axe throwing, visitors can enjoy an indoor golf simulator, a “Floor Is Lava” challenge room, and "Turbo Quiz" a high-energy trivia experience where visitors race to get the right answer. These unique experiences are great indoor fun for the family or a group of friends.
932 B Front St., Georgetown, SC
After several years of operating as a nanobrewery inside Buzz’s Roost Restaurant, Winyah Bay Brewing Co. has launched its own standalone brewery in historic downtown Georgetown. This new spot offers small-batch craft beers brewed on-site, inspired by the coastal Lowcountry. With a relaxed taproom and outdoor seating, Winyah Bay Brewing is the most recent addition to a growing number of breweries and beer experiences that make the Myrtle Beach Beer Trail a fun way to explore the Grand Strand area and beyond.
Arts & Innovation District, Myrtle Beach, SC
Downtown Myrtle Beach’s Arts & Innovation District is thriving with new energy and many new things to do. From craft drinks at Grand Strand Brewing Co. and fine wine at Tasting Room on 9th to exciting new food spots like Boteco VIP and Dolly Llama ice cream shop. Kaleidoscope Artisan Collective is a vibrant local shop filled with unique, kitschy finds and amazing artwork from local creators. A few blocks away, Lucid Coast Candle Co. lets you craft your own custom candles in hands-on workshops. Every month, the district comes alive during First Friday Art Walks, where local artists, musicians, and vendors take over the streets for a lively community celebration. For a one-of-a-kind tour, Hop On Adventures departs from Grand Strand Brewing Co., offering brewery crawls and themed excursions. Later this year, they’ll unveil Stella Blue, a rolling music venue and party bus where live bands perform as you explore the Grand Strand.
Expansions & Updates for 2025
Dunes Golf & Beach Club, 9000 N. Ocean Blvd., Myrtle Beach
After a record-setting first year on the PGA Tour — with more than 40,000 fans in attendance — the Myrtle Beach Classic returns May 8–11, 2025, with a new title sponsor, new entertainment and even more fanfare. Now sponsored by OneFlight, this highly anticipated PGA Tour event will once again be held at the prestigious oceanside Dunes Club. Along with watching 132 pro golfers compete, ticket holders can enjoy great live entertainment, including a Saturday night concert by country star Tyler Hubbard.
3200 S Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach
Recently opened, The Ellie Beach Resort is a dual-branded Hilton property combining the relaxed luxury of Tapestry by Hilton with the family-friendly amenities of DoubleTree Resort. Located along Myrtle Beach’s scenic southern shores, this resort offers six pools, three waterslides, oceanfront rooms, beach access, and on-site dining. Guests can enjoy mini golf, sports courts, and spacious communal areas designed for relaxation.
2701 S Ocean Blvd, Myrtle Beach
voco The Shelby - Myrtle Beach is bringing a fresh, upscale boutique hotel experience to the Grand Strand. Featuring sleek, modern rooms with panoramic ocean views, direct beach access, and a stunning outdoor pool with a lazy river, this hotel caters to travelers looking for a blend of comfort and style. Guests can enjoy on-site dining at The Shelby Beach Club and The Shelby Bar & Café, as well as a state-of-the-art fitness center.
150 Citizens Cir, Little River, SC 29566
North Myrtle Beach’s Sports & Rec Complex is getting a massive expansion set to open in Fall 2025. The updates includes five soccer fields, six baseball fields, a walking trail, expanded parking, new shaded picnic areas, and enhanced spectator seating. This means bigger tournaments, more sports action, and expanded opportunities for teams from across the country to compete in the Grand Strand’s premier sports destination. If you're traveling for a tournament or looking for new outdoor activities — like teh Shark Wake Park located inside the complex — this expanded facility will offer more space to play and enjoy the outdoors in North Myrtle Beach.
2nd Avenue & Elm Street, Downtown Conway
The Conway Riverwalk expansion is now open and makes this historic waterfront area even more walkable and inviting. The new section seamlessly connects Main Street to the Waccamaw River, featuring floating docks, fixed decks, and an extended pedestrian bridge over the railroad tracks. Enjoying a scenic walk, stop by for a meal at a riverfront restaurant, or attending one of Conway’s signature festivals, this expansion enhances the charming small-town atmosphere of this historic community. Keep an eye out for new public art installations and interactive signage that highlight Conway’s rich history along the way.
1100 Jetport Rd, Myrtle Beach
Big things are happening at MYR in 2025. The airport is undergoing a major terminal expansion, adding six new gates to Concourse A, upgraded amenities, and a brand-new long-term economy parking lot with over 1,200 spaces. These updates will enhance the travel experience, reducing congestion and making it easier than ever to fly in and out of Myrtle Beach. Several airlines have also announced new year-round nonstop routes, connecting Myrtle Beach to even more cities across the U.S.
Attractions Coming in 2026 & Beyond
Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach
A taste of Tennessee is coming to Myrtle Beach in spring 2026. Ole Smoky Distillery and Yee-Haw Brewing Co. are teaming up to create a complex featuring a distillery, brewpub restaurant, tasting room, retail space and guided tours. Located in the former Key West Grill area, the venue will offer Southern-inspired dining, retail space for moonshine and beer, and a lively atmosphere with live music and events. Designed as a social hub, this new addition to Broadway at the Beach is set to be a go-to spot for craft drinks and entertainment.
5060 Carolina Forest Blvd, Myrtle Beach
Set to open in 2026, South Coast Beer Project will be Carolina Forest’s first craft brewery, offering a relaxed taproom, outdoor beer garden, and locally brewed small-batch beers. Located near Sneaky Beagle, the brewery will have a scenic pond-side setting with a walking path, a family-friendly play area, and a dog park. With live music, food truck nights, and community events, South Coast Beer Project will be a laid-back gathering place for locals and visitors to enjoy great beer in a welcoming atmosphere.
900 Harrelson Blvd, Myrtle Beach
Pickleball enthusiasts, rejoice – a massive dedicated pickleball complex is on the way. The PicklePort will be Myrtle Beach’s premier pickleball venue when it opens, featuring 12 indoor climate-controlled courts and 6 covered outdoor courts for year-round play. In addition to the courts, guests can expect top-tier amenities, including a pro shop, on-site snack bar, training and instruction areas, and plenty of social viewing space. Conveniently located near the airport and Whispering Pines Golf Course, The PicklePort is slated for a grand opening in summer 2026. It’s set to become a pickleball paradise for both locals and visitors, tapping into the nation’s fastest-growing sport with a first-of-its-kind facility on the Grand Strand.
Broadway at The Beach
SurfWorks is bringing wave-riding excitement to Myrtle Beach with a 5.5-acre surf lagoon capable of producing perfect, rideable waves on demand. Designed for all skill levels, the park will offer lessons for beginners and advanced waves for experienced surfers. Beyond surfing, the massive complex will feature an amphitheater, beachside bungalows, and a central hub with restaurants, bars, and retail. Expected to open in 2027, SurfWorks will be a must-visit for thrill-seekers and beach lovers alike.
Grande Dunes Marina, Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach’s brewery scene continues to grow with 357 Brewers, a new waterfront brewery and taproom opening in summer 2026. This $6.4 million facility will feature a 15-barrel brewing system, an outdoor beer garden with scenic Intracoastal Waterway views, and an upscale pub menu. Designed as a social hub, 357 Brewers will offer a rotating lineup of craft beers, small-batch specialties, and events like live music and beer tastings, making it a prime spot to enjoy a cold brew with a coastal backdrop.
New Attractions Opened in 2024
701 Main St, North Myrtle Beach
Known for his great live music and as the emcee at Alabama Theater for 22 seasons, country star Greg Rowles launched a brand-new theater of his own this spring. This awesome show will take the audience through the decades paying homage to the legacy of great music of all genres with performances by ensembles, comedians, musicians, magicians and more. With fun audience participation elements and a rotating lineup of songs, no two nights are alike, so come enjoy the fun!
Broadway at the Beach, Myrtle Beach
New to Broadway at the Beach is a Tiger Woods-backed golf attraction called PopStroke — the latest addition to the Myrtle Beach Mini Golf Trail. Located next to The Hangout, PopStroke has two 18-hole putting courses that are made to resemble an actual golf course. It has fairways, sand traps, and unique holes to play along the way. While you play, you can also indulge in a full menu of tasty food and order your drinks directly to the course with the Popstroke app. The facility also has a jumbotron to track your scores throughout the round, a playground for the little ones, and a fun patio area filled with games like cornhole, ping pong and more. Cost is $30 per person for all-day play from March 1 until October 15 and $25 for all-day play from October 16 until March 1.
11 Ocean Blvd S, Surfside Beach
Surfside's pier is back and better than ever! The pier, which was destroyed in 2016 due to Hurricane Matthew, has been through years of renovations. It is now completed with a new look and features to accommodate people and the local sea life. There are now cement holdings in the pier instead of only wood, so it is guaranteed to stay sturdy for decades to come. On the pier you can enjoy Drippy’s Homemade Ice Cream or check out Perry's Bait & Tackle Shop — and more eateries are coming soon! Admission is free to walk the pier, but if you want to fish, there will be fees. Alcohol from businesses on the pier will be allowed for consumption, however, the alcohol cannot leave the pier nor can outside alcohol be brought onto the pier. Surfside Pier is open from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. daily.
3000 Mr. Joe White Ave, Myrtle Beach
Myrtle Beach waves is a family favorite that’s been around for years. This park has been voted as one of the top 11 waterparks in the country and has become a tradition for many visitors. New for 2024, Myrtle Waves is introducing a new slide called Wild Water Racers, a mat slide that allows four people to race against each other to the bottom. Longtime area visitors may recognize the slide, as it was transported over from Wild Water & Wheels in Surfside Beach, a park that closed last summer.
5843 Dick Pond Rd, Myrtle Beach (Socastee)
Experience the Intracoastal Waterway in style with a Tiki Tour! Hop aboard this 18-seater party boat and soak in the stunning water views while enjoying quality time with friends and family. Known as Myrtle's premier party boat, it comes with a captain, plenty of cooler space, a Bluetooth speaker system, and USB charging ports. Bring your favorite drinks and grab a spot at the long table under the tiki hut for some shade. With a two-hour minimum and varying prices, this bring-your-own-drink adventure is the perfect way to make unforgettable memories on the water!
909 4th Ave, Conway
Palmetto Taps brings Conway’s first self-serve taproom, offering a wide selection of craft beers, ciders, and wines. Featuring over 40 rotating taps, visitors can pour their own drinks and sample different styles at their own pace. The taproom also includes a local boutique shop, showcasing artisanal goods, gifts, and specialty foods. Located in the heart of historic Conway, Palmetto Taps is a must-visit for craft beer lovers looking for a unique, interactive tasting experience.