BROADWAY. Live entertainment venues, nightclubs, dining, specialty shops and more all situated around a 23-acre freshwater lake. Shops include specialty apparel boutiques for women, men and kids, shoe stores and resort wear specialists. There's also a Build-A-Bear Workshop, art galleries, numerous jewelry and accessory stores, and souvenir and gift shops. Dining and nightlife options include everything from seafood to pizza and rock 'n roll to classical, with a number of national chains represented. Entertainment options range from Ripley's Aquarium and miniature golf to movie theaters and a baseball stadium. Individual business hours vary.

MYRTLE BEACH. Two attractions in one. The amuseument park has the largest Ferris Wheel in the state, plus about 30 other fun rides. Appealing for the whole family. The water park is right on the beach and features several flumes, slides and wave pools. The amusement park is open March-September, but daily hours vary so call ahead. The water park is open from Memorial Day-Labor Day daily 10am-6pm.#13;#10;

BROADWAY. South Carolina's largest water park featuring over 30 water rides for all age groups. Open May through mid-September, call for exact hours.

MYRTLE BEACH. Racing fans love this unique attraction, which puts you in the driver's seat. In addition to seven unique racing tracks, you'll find a NASCAR-themed miniature golf, a rock climbing wall, an arcade, bumper boats, a gift shop and a snack bar. There's even a track designed especially for kids, plus a handful of kid-friendly carnival rides. #13;#10;

Sixteen acres showcasing water slides, a wave pool, a lazy river, an arcade, mini-golf and racing cars. The "Dark Hole" was once voted by Southern Living Magazine as the Best Scary Ride in Myrtle Beach. Open May through September, but daily hours can vary so call ahead.