I remember walking to the Mall from Myrtle Shores on 19th street. Year was 1975. Last time for a visit was 1999. The following year they tore down our motel and built a high-rise.
a LOT of great memories at that mall.... The Record Bar, the clock, Sears, Andy Owens, Morrison Cafeteria, Magic Caravan (very dark) arcade room. Sigh.... anybody got a time machine?
They do use the empty parking lot for things sometimes during the year, like that huge classical car show, and the circus too I believe. Nice video man. I used to work across the street at McDs on 22nd Ave North and go to Myrtle Square Mall after work to kick it with friends in the late 1990s. That video brought back some good memories. Thanks Mr. Myrtle
Great job, Mr. Myrtle! It has to be difficult doing a video on a mall that's not there anymore, but you did very well! I always thought that mall was the best, I hated it when they tore it down. Such good memories there and the best stores. The new mall is just not the same. Thanks for doing this video!
I worked here part time at Things Remembered underneath the clock. We had a custom built kiosk for our size. I remember the train that ran along the clock as well. I just noticed at 6:29 mark it shows the kiosk for Things Remembered right under the number 4 on the clock.
5 years later on a nostalgia tear, I'd like to say that back in the mid to late 90s I went to that Things Remembered shop all the time! It was my go to for personalized gifts for family and friends, which back then was a big deal. ETA: I'd forgotten that store was even there!
I was transferred to Myrtle Beach in 1975, about the time this mall was built. Spent many an hour there with family and company. The shopping, the food court, the cafeteria and of course, the clock in the center rotunda... watched it go round & round for hours, I think... Mr. Myrtle, thanks for all your 'memories'. I worked in the Palace Theatre for nearly 20 years and enjoyed your clip a lot. Oh, worked in the Pavilion Amusement Park a couple of summers way back when too! Keep the memories coming, OK?
Hey Mike, did you ever see the guys who ran the Himalaya ride at the Pavilion? They used to hop on and off of the ride while it was in motion! We called them Himalaya hoppers.
Many memories here, especially in that arcade. We used to stay a the Patricia Grand and walk over there as teenagers. Even won a Halloween costume contest there once. Thank for the video and bringing those memories back!
Thank you so much for solving the mystery of what used to be in that big empty green field. I visit MB a lot over the years from NC and my brother told me that used to be a mall there but I didn't remember it. Watching your abandoned buildings videos makes me have a lot of different feelings: sadness that the buildings are gone & nothing replaced some of them, a bit of fear that there is a lot bigger homeless problem/crime situation in the city than I ever imagined. I am fascinated by the history of the buildings and what made them become abandoned. I am so glad I found your channel.
Thanks for the memories. We used to visit here when we came to town. We would vacation with my best friend and her family. Took her kids to the carousel more than once.
I'll never forget My Wife and I [girlfriend at the time] Walked from our hotel on 3rd Ave. north to Myrtle Square Mall. We started around 8:30 that morning. By the time we left the Mall it was 12 noon and very hot. I'm talking near 100 degrees. Our Ice Cream melted almost instantly. Could find a Taxi or Cab. We waited at the Bus/Tolley Stop. But none ever came. So we just walked back slowly and cool off in near by store till we made it back. Even though we were Avid Hikers, We never tried that again.
I haven't forgotten the clock in the food court. We were there in MB last year... and I was trying to find the mall...dumb me! lol Everything I'm trying to share with my daughter is gone now. All just memories.
You brought up some memories I had forgotten! I remember the clock and train vividly, but I had nearly forgotten all about the carousel! I used to love it 😭 I actually know where several of the horses are, like the one in front of the little museum by the Springmaid. I never made the connection that they were these horses, wow. I remember the Eckerd as well. It makes me sad that there are so few photos of this mall (at least, publicly available), because this was the one I grew up going to. My heart breaks every time I pass by the poor little fountain.
While vacationing with my parents. I remember shopping at the Myrtle Square Mall and the big clock. It has been many years and I started to go back to Myrtle Beach last year with my son and notice the empty space where the mall use to be.
I can remember being a kid vacationing with my parents and shopping at the mall, but what I recall the most were the red and blue lights around the clock. That has always stuck with me.
Keep your stuff coming Mr. Myrtle. We both know Myrtle Beach just isn't the same place we grew up to. No Pavilion, and mom and pop hotels are either selling out or getting bought out. Hard Rock Park was a massive failure, but did we not see that coming haha? Just wanted a way to let you know that the videos you are posting will be a hit later on.
I so remember this place as a kid. I was just in awe of the clock at the food court and all the neon lights. I'm just amazed nothing has been put back in this place. The land value has to be insane! On another note, Inlet square mall is a dead mall that will more than likely end up the same way :/ Great video.
I used to work at the mall. Notice a theme to the now empty land that was home to the mall and the Pavilion? Burroughs & Chapin owns that land. They own everything in Myrtle Beach and is the reason why the city is becoming worse, not better. Look at the difference in growth between North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach. Need I say more?...
Spent a night in the car in that parking lot during the Summer of '85. My buddy and I had been cruising the strip, and having a few beverages. Ending up getting a bit too tipsy...not just to drive, but couldn't find our hotel. Mall security tapped on our window about 8AM the next morning...found our way home with a hangover...good times...good times...
Hey Mr. Myrtle! I just wanna shout out and say I love these videos. I've been vacationing with my parents since I was a wee little boy, and we are getting ready to do what I supposed to be our final family vacation there (we'll see about that)... So I'm watching your videos to get amped up and find some cool info to share with my family on the trip. Cheers and keep up the great work!
Love the old pics! There never was a JC Penney at Myrtle Square though. Sears anchored the north end, Belk anchored the south end, and The Collins Co-later Peebles anchored the rear. Great times!
Youre my absolute favorite vlog by far. The style of it and the first hand knowledge and research cant be beat Or the subject matter in each one. Myrtle Beach is not the same place it was when i was younger but i love it. Cant wait to finally move from Columbia. Youve gotten really good at this. Thanks for the hard work and effort you put into these things 😃
thanks for the positive feedback! knowing that there are other people watching these videos that share my own interests really motivates me to make more content.
I'm embarrassed, I didn't get that it was a clock on the ceiling. I remember the gaudy numbers and I thought they were just there to help you navigate which turn you would make from the center. I do remember the carousel and the beautiful horses.
I visited this mall while on vacation and had lunch under the clock. I watched as the globes lit up for every second, then the minutes and got to watch the hour change and it would all go dark. The most exciting moment was 12:59:59. Sad that there isn't footage of the clock when it was working.
Do you have a link to the jpg of that photo around 1:03 of the mall in what looks like the 70s? I had no idea it was that old and had hard wood floors at some point !
I’m originally from WV and we used to vacation in Myrtle Beach every summer. We always stayed at The Driftwood (that’s now torn down also). I used to go there to the mall often. Great memories!! I’ll never forget the big clock.
This property be perfect for a new Dragon’s Liar mini golf course as there is a petition for bringing back Dragon’s Liar mini golf to Myrtle Beach as this be an excellent location for it. As there is a new gulf course from Tiger Woods coming to Broadway at the Beach. Check ‘em out.
My father was stationed at the Air Force base twice, 65-67, and again in 1975. We got here in October 75 when I was 10. The clock in the mall was so fascinating. It originally had 60 lights, and they would go around and light up for each second. The arcade was pretty cool too. I came to the mall every time I visited after we moved. My last visit was in 90. I currently live in NMB, and have been here for 5 years since I retired from the Air Force myself. I still love it here, but it's not the same. I'm sure older folks feel the same about the area. I believe there was a horse track there before the mall, but that was way before my time. Great video, keep them coming.
My Unkle was the Architect for the mall and clock. He move to the beach in 1954. He did golf courses And pirate land and so much shit We got free passes for In the day. 1970s
I also had many memories there... especially the carousel park. Am I the only one that remembers glitter-colored motorcycles there as well? I spent a lot of the time in that area asking my parents to buy me a ride on those carousels, and an equal amount of time being told, "No!" :D Ahhh.... good times.
What was the name of the Italian Pizza place across from Chick- fil-a? Then beside the Italian place was a Tiffanie's Bakery (best cinnamon buns ever!) Just wondering if the Italian place is still open at the beach. Also you might want to try to contact the current Chick-fil-a owners in MB. I think their Dad was the one opened that one in the mall. They might have old pic's from when it was open there. As a kid, the cave that had all the video games was awesome!! and all the fountains throughout the mall. Love to see pic's of those again.
That lot has been vacant for a long time. Surprised not redeveloped yet. I always thought they would have built a new or have enlarged the convention center.
Mr myrtle, I just have to say that myrtle beach is in such a desolate transition right now. I've never seen any land unoccupied like this before. So bad!
Mr. Myrtle Ya know I came across something interesting about the old Myrtle Square Mall Sign at the entrance that they took down, I was checking out Google maps & noticed that the Crown Reef Resort has the exact same sign lol. I mean, if the resort didn't buy the sign to use & change the name from the mall's to theirs of course, then they atleast had to have used the same company that made the mall sign. Check it out if that should interest ya at all. I was just on Google maps & wanted to see what the resort looked like now & when I saw that sign, it resonated with me.
Lol, thanks! The Crown Reef is the last place I stayed at, it's been too long since I've been back to Myrtle Beach but hopefully will be coming back for a visit soon!
Remarkably similar but not the same- the MBS Mall sign has the teal square extruding from the top and bottom of the purple square-- but on the Crown Reef sign, the teal square extrudes from 3 sides. Funny though that this motiff is one that somehow really resonated with Myrtle Beach sign creators...
Lori Love I’ve always thought they look similar!! That purple and teal geometric pattern combination was everywhere in the 80s and 90s, so I guess it’s to be expected. Lol
Condo towers seem to be the thing by developers.How many people can actually afford to vacation in a condo?I'd venture to say most can't and that's why hotels are the best alternative.You know that the developers and others feel that if you build condos,you'll cut down on the riff raff.You have many working class families who can only afford hotels and motels.Big money doesn't necessarily mean nicer facilities.If they lose the working class vacationer,do you think they really care?Nope.They're putting all their eggs in one basket and that will eventually bite them in the ass.I'd venture to see that since the Pavillion demolition,vacationing has declined to MB,plus,take a look at the news sites and look at how many people are arrested daily.
What does that mean? Why do so many places there go out of business, or are abandoned, or razed? But at the same time new places open up like the wax museum, and there's Broadway at the Beach, etc. I was never there but I always wanted to visit the Pavilion and ride the haunted ride but never did and it closed and was torn down. I've been to other beaches like Wildwood, NJ and Ocean City, MD that also have amusement parks with haunted rides. I live north of Philly, PA. Wildwood, NJ also had a demolition problem, in fact about 10-15 years ago over 100 motels were razed for condos. The owners were pressured to sell by developers. Most took the money and ran, and retired to Florida. Well, I hope a big fat hurricane destroys their houses in Florida to bite them back in the a** for selling their motels in Wildwood and allowing developers to raze them for cheaply built condos.
Drove by there today and thought, looks like where a mall once was.
And sure enough here I am. Thanks for posting.
So sad. My first memories were of Myrtle Square Mall...best arcade in Myrtle. Haven't been back to Myrtle in over a decade.
I remember walking to the Mall from Myrtle Shores on 19th street. Year was 1975. Last time for a visit was 1999. The following year they tore down our motel and built a high-rise.
We used to stay at the BoardWalk hotel and had a perfect view of it.
a LOT of great memories at that mall.... The Record Bar, the clock, Sears, Andy Owens, Morrison Cafeteria, Magic Caravan (very dark) arcade room. Sigh.... anybody got a time machine?
They do use the empty parking lot for things sometimes during the year, like that huge classical car show, and the circus too I believe. Nice video man. I used to work across the street at McDs on 22nd Ave North and go to Myrtle Square Mall after work to kick it with friends in the late 1990s. That video brought back some good memories. Thanks Mr. Myrtle
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Great job, Mr. Myrtle! It has to be difficult doing a video on a mall that's not there anymore, but you did very well! I always thought that mall was the best, I hated it when they tore it down. Such good memories there and the best stores. The new mall is just not the same. Thanks for doing this video!
thanks! I agree that Coastal Grand isn't the same. It's pretty and all, but lacks the character and charm of the classic 70's and 80's malls.
I worked here part time at Things Remembered underneath the clock. We had a custom built kiosk for our size. I remember the train that ran along the clock as well. I just noticed at 6:29 mark it shows the kiosk for Things Remembered right under the number 4 on the clock.
poohbearny Yes!! When I was little, I called it the train mall 😭 I loved watching it go around
5 years later on a nostalgia tear, I'd like to say that back in the mid to late 90s I went to that Things Remembered shop all the time! It was my go to for personalized gifts for family and friends, which back then was a big deal. ETA: I'd forgotten that store was even there!
I was transferred to Myrtle Beach in 1975, about the time this mall was built. Spent many an hour there with family and company. The shopping, the food court, the cafeteria and of course, the clock in the center rotunda... watched it go round & round for hours, I think... Mr. Myrtle, thanks for all your 'memories'. I worked in the Palace Theatre for nearly 20 years and enjoyed your clip a lot. Oh, worked in the Pavilion Amusement Park a couple of summers way back when too! Keep the memories coming, OK?
Hey Mike, did you ever see the guys who ran the Himalaya ride at the Pavilion? They used to hop on and off of the ride while it was in motion! We called them Himalaya hoppers.
Didn't one of those guys get killed doing that?...I remember them doing it in the 80s but then they seemed to stop later on.
Many memories here, especially in that arcade. We used to stay a the Patricia Grand and walk over there as teenagers. Even won a Halloween costume contest there once. Thank for the video and bringing those memories back!
Thanks for watching! I still miss Myrtle Square Mall and spent many hours in that arcade!
Thank you so much for solving the mystery of what used to be in that big empty green field. I visit MB a lot over the years from NC and my brother told me that used to be a mall there but I didn't remember it. Watching your abandoned buildings videos makes me have a lot of different feelings: sadness that the buildings are gone & nothing replaced some of them, a bit of fear that there is a lot bigger homeless problem/crime situation in the city than I ever imagined. I am fascinated by the history of the buildings and what made them become abandoned. I am so glad I found your channel.
I know.... it's just sad, really.
Just found your channel and it's great!! Subscribed!
I loved that mall! I use to take my son to ride on the carousel. Thank you for sharing this! 🌼
The carousel was so neat. I have a lot of memories of being in the arcade next to it for hours and watching the carousel.
Thanks for the memories. We used to visit here when we came to town. We would vacation with my best friend and her family. Took her kids to the carousel more than once.
What a shame how far downhill Myrtle has gone
Awesome video. It is exactly as I remember it. The clock was cool. I had forgotten about that. As always great job.
I'll never forget My Wife and I [girlfriend at the time] Walked from our hotel on 3rd Ave. north to Myrtle Square Mall. We started around 8:30 that morning. By the time we left the Mall it was 12 noon and very hot. I'm talking near 100 degrees. Our Ice Cream melted almost instantly. Could find a Taxi or Cab. We waited at the Bus/Tolley Stop. But none ever came. So we just walked back slowly and cool off in near by store till we made it back. Even though we were Avid Hikers, We never tried that again.
I haven't forgotten the clock in the food court. We were there in MB last year... and I was trying to find the mall...dumb me! lol Everything I'm trying to share with my daughter is gone now. All just memories.
Was the big clock where the food court was at? Thought the food court was located somewhere else.
a lot of good memories at myrtle square back in the late 80's.
What happened? Last time I was in Myrtle Beach was 2004, I remember this mall. This is so sad.
You brought up some memories I had forgotten! I remember the clock and train vividly, but I had nearly forgotten all about the carousel! I used to love it 😭 I actually know where several of the horses are, like the one in front of the little museum by the Springmaid. I never made the connection that they were these horses, wow. I remember the Eckerd as well. It makes me sad that there are so few photos of this mall (at least, publicly available), because this was the one I grew up going to. My heart breaks every time I pass by the poor little fountain.
I just thought it was apart of the convention center
I remember always looking up at the cool clock! Thanks for the videos Mr. Myrtle. Makes me sad everything has changed so much....
Awesome! Thumbs up.
While vacationing with my parents. I remember shopping at the Myrtle Square Mall and the big clock. It has been many years and I started to go back to Myrtle Beach last year with my son and notice the empty space where the mall use to be.
I can remember being a kid vacationing with my parents and shopping at the mall, but what I recall the most were the red and blue lights around the clock. That has always stuck with me.
Keep your stuff coming Mr. Myrtle. We both know Myrtle Beach just isn't the same place we grew up to. No Pavilion, and mom and pop hotels are either selling out or getting bought out. Hard Rock Park was a massive failure, but did we not see that coming haha? Just wanted a way to let you know that the videos you are posting will be a hit later on.
It's sad to see our landmarks destroyed. Myrtle Beach doesn't even look like the same place I grew up in.
My mother owned a jewelry store in that mall
Was it by chance The Jewelry Tree? I worked there in 1980.
Mj Washburn yea this is my alt account
Mj Washburn Oh my goodness I can’t believe I just saw this but yes it was the jewelry tree
That one kid billy huh
I so remember this place as a kid. I was just in awe of the clock at the food court and all the neon lights. I'm just amazed nothing has been put back in this place. The land value has to be insane! On another note, Inlet square mall is a dead mall that will more than likely end up the same way :/ Great video.
+smokethisgt agreed, inlet square is a ghost town.
Speaking of which, just posted a video on Inlet Square, go check it out!
Will do!
I used to work at the mall. Notice a theme to the now empty land that was home to the mall and the Pavilion? Burroughs & Chapin owns that land. They own everything in Myrtle Beach and is the reason why the city is becoming worse, not better. Look at the difference in growth between North Myrtle Beach and Myrtle Beach. Need I say more?...
Burroughs & Chapin are trash.
Have you been to NMB lately,,,,
Spent a night in the car in that parking lot during the Summer of '85. My buddy and I had been cruising the strip, and having a few beverages. Ending up getting a bit too tipsy...not just to drive, but couldn't find our hotel. Mall security tapped on our window about 8AM the next morning...found our way home with a hangover...good times...good times...
First went there in 1989.
I remember in the 80s when I first came down! GODBLESS
Hey Mr. Myrtle! I just wanna shout out and say I love these videos. I've been vacationing with my parents since I was a wee little boy, and we are getting ready to do what I supposed to be our final family vacation there (we'll see about that)... So I'm watching your videos to get amped up and find some cool info to share with my family on the trip. Cheers and keep up the great work!
The original clock had colored balls that lit up on the hour and I think the 5 minute or the minute marks
pyramidtrader1 That’s right. There were no numbers on the original clock. You had to count the balls.
Love the old pics! There never was a JC Penney at Myrtle Square though. Sears anchored the north end, Belk anchored the south end, and The Collins Co-later Peebles anchored the rear. Great times!
Youre my absolute favorite vlog by far. The style of it and the first hand knowledge and research cant be beat Or the subject matter in each one. Myrtle Beach is not the same place it was when i was younger but i love it. Cant wait to finally move from Columbia. Youve gotten really good at this. Thanks for the hard work and effort you put into these things 😃
thanks for the positive feedback! knowing that there are other people watching these videos that share my own interests really motivates me to make more content.
Sadly, I hadnt got a chance to go In the square mall but i remember riding by it.
The Magic Cavern arcade was one of the best arcades around.
Remember Inlet Square Mall?
I used to go to this mall when I was little. I remember one time I went here with my older brother and his friends and had so much fun lol.
I'm embarrassed, I didn't get that it was a clock on the ceiling. I remember the gaudy numbers and I thought they were just there to help you navigate which turn you would make from the center. I do remember the carousel and the beautiful horses.
I visited this mall while on vacation and had lunch under the clock. I watched as the globes lit up for every second, then the minutes and got to watch the hour change and it would all go dark. The most exciting moment was 12:59:59. Sad that there isn't footage of the clock when it was working.
Do you have a link to the jpg of that photo around 1:03 of the mall in what looks like the 70s? I had no idea it was that old and had hard wood floors at some point !
If you search in google for Myrtle Square Mall and go to "images" it should pop up. It was a postcard image.
I’m originally from WV and we used to vacation in Myrtle Beach every summer. We always stayed at The Driftwood (that’s now torn down also). I used to go there to the mall often. Great memories!! I’ll never forget the big clock.
I have videos of the Driftwood abandoned and then the demo on the channel if you are interested!
This property be perfect for a new Dragon’s Liar mini golf course as there is a petition for bringing back Dragon’s Liar mini golf to Myrtle Beach as this be an excellent location for it. As there is a new gulf course from Tiger Woods coming to Broadway at the Beach. Check ‘em out.
My father was stationed at the Air Force base twice, 65-67, and again in 1975. We got here in October 75 when I was 10. The clock in the mall was so fascinating. It originally had 60 lights, and they would go around and light up for each second. The arcade was pretty cool too. I came to the mall every time I visited after we moved. My last visit was in 90. I currently live in NMB, and have been here for 5 years since I retired from the Air Force myself. I still love it here, but it's not the same. I'm sure older folks feel the same about the area. I believe there was a horse track there before the mall, but that was way before my time. Great video, keep them coming.
I have a video on the horse track! ruclips.net/video/ZfSljTFg6gk/видео.html
You need to do a Then & Now on the Ocean Forest Hotel.
There really isn’t much to show, hard to find old footage but maybe one day.
Thanks anyway. It's a shame it was demolished but fortunately we have a lot of pictures of it to remind us of its former glory.
My Unkle was the Architect for the mall and clock. He move to the beach in 1954. He did golf courses
And pirate land and so much shit We got free passes for
In the day. 1970s
Oh no. This makes me sad. I used to go there weekly. When I lived there 1999-2004. Loved the black market store for incense...and candles.
@ Beverly Southerland & Their Weed!!”🚬🌱 🤣
Beverly Sutherland They operate at the Barefoot Landing shopping area now!
I also had many memories there... especially the carousel park. Am I the only one that remembers glitter-colored motorcycles there as well? I spent a lot of the time in that area asking my parents to buy me a ride on those carousels, and an equal amount of time being told, "No!" :D Ahhh.... good times.
@Myrtle Beach And Things I wonder if they’d let me metal detect the old mall site??? I’m gonna contact the Chamber and get permission!!
Look @ 5:07 My mom shopped so
much at the Myrtle Beach Mall...They buried her there, under that pile of rocks...
What year did they close/tear this down?
2006ish
What was the name of the Italian Pizza place across from Chick- fil-a? Then beside the Italian place was a Tiffanie's Bakery (best cinnamon buns ever!) Just wondering if the Italian place is still open at the beach. Also you might want to try to contact the current Chick-fil-a owners in MB. I think their Dad was the one opened that one in the mall. They might have old pic's from when it was open there. As a kid, the cave that had all the video games was awesome!! and all the fountains throughout the mall. Love to see pic's of those again.
1:35 this had been on my mind lately.
It's sad. My family loved that mall. A lot of good memories there. Do u remember Christmas Elegance?
they should had keeped the mall havent been there
That lot has been vacant for a long time. Surprised not redeveloped yet. I always thought they would have built a new or have enlarged the convention center.
+DeRan Truesdale they've been tossing around development ideas for over a decade. Im not sure what's holding it up.
DeRan Truesdale suppose to be sport complex center but as of now still vacant land
I always enjoyed the Morrison's cafeteria
Mr myrtle, I just have to say that myrtle beach is in such a desolate transition right now. I've never seen any land unoccupied like this before. So bad!
Mr. Myrtle Ya know I came across something interesting about the old Myrtle Square Mall Sign at the entrance that they took down, I was checking out Google maps & noticed that the Crown Reef Resort has the exact same sign lol. I mean, if the resort didn't buy the sign to use & change the name from the mall's to theirs of course, then they atleast had to have used the same company that made the mall sign. Check it out if that should interest ya at all. I was just on Google maps & wanted to see what the resort looked like now & when I saw that sign, it resonated with me.
Holly Heck you're right! I need to look closer into this. Excellent Sherlock skills!
Lol, thanks! The Crown Reef is the last place I stayed at, it's been too long since I've been back to Myrtle Beach but hopefully will be coming back for a visit soon!
Remarkably similar but not the same- the MBS Mall sign has the teal square extruding from the top and bottom of the purple square-- but on the Crown Reef sign, the teal square extrudes from 3 sides. Funny though that this motiff is one that somehow really resonated with Myrtle Beach sign creators...
Lori Love I’ve always thought they look similar!! That purple and teal geometric pattern combination was everywhere in the 80s and 90s, so I guess it’s to be expected. Lol
Hey from Shelby NC I visit Myrtle Beach about 8 times a year what happened to the breakfast restaurant beside happy holiday hotel
There is a bar currently beside the hotel...not sure what breakfast restaurant you are referring to?
Condo towers seem to be the thing by developers.How many people can actually afford to vacation in a condo?I'd venture to say most can't and that's why hotels are the best alternative.You know that the developers and others feel that if you build condos,you'll cut down on the riff raff.You have many working class families who can only afford hotels and motels.Big money doesn't necessarily mean nicer facilities.If they lose the working class vacationer,do you think they really care?Nope.They're putting all their eggs in one basket and that will eventually bite them in the ass.I'd venture to see that since the Pavillion demolition,vacationing has declined to MB,plus,take a look at the news sites and look at how many people are arrested daily.
Cool :)
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Oh yeah better than Inlet Square Mall!
Thanks to the greedy people at Burroughs and Chapin got rid of it and the pavilion hoping to build gambling casino's
Sad Myrtle History is dying 😑
Mr. Myrtle do you think Myrtle Beach is Cursed?
+stitch16261 myrtle runs on tourist dollars. Cursed by the mighty dollar.
What does that mean? Why do so many places there go out of business, or are abandoned, or razed? But at the same time new places open up like the wax museum, and there's Broadway at the Beach, etc. I was never there but I always wanted to visit the Pavilion and ride the haunted ride but never did and it closed and was torn down. I've been to other beaches like Wildwood, NJ and Ocean City, MD that also have amusement parks with haunted rides. I live north of Philly, PA. Wildwood, NJ also had a demolition problem, in fact about 10-15 years ago over 100 motels were razed for condos. The owners were pressured to sell by developers. Most took the money and ran, and retired to Florida. Well, I hope a big fat hurricane destroys their houses in Florida to bite them back in the a** for selling their motels in Wildwood and allowing developers to raze them for cheaply built condos.
Mr. Stitch do you think Jews are cursed?