Bring Back the Myrtle Beach Pavilion

Bring Back the Myrtle Beach Pavilion Located in the heart of Myrtle Beach, S.C., The Myrtle Beach Pavilion entertained generations of families for nearly 100 years. The Pavilion was a landmark.
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The Pavilion featured more than 40 rides, an arcade, years of memories, and a lifetime of family fun. It should have qualified for historical registry. Year after year, the city of Myrtle Beach, as well as most of the eastern seaboard who traveled here yearly LOVED this park, and proved it by returning year after year. In 2006, Burroughs & Chapin, the "owners" of Myrtle Beach who have taken it up

on themselves to affectionately let us all know what we all want, decided it was time for a change. They announced a bigger, better (ther words) park that would be coming to Myrtle Beach. they announced HARD ROCK PARK. $256 million dollars later, the land that once housed the Pavilion now sits vacant and solemn, replaced with a zip-line attraction that anyone is yet to embrace. For too long Burroughs & Chapin, Mayor John Rhodes and the rest of the city's decision makers have led Myrtle Beach down the drain, making decisions based on money and self-preservation rather than what would most benefit the town or what the residents actually want. It's a disgrace.

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321 9th Avenue N
Myrtle Beach, SC
29577

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