Trip help: Myrtle Beach

OLS · 01-16-2013, 10:38 AM

I also like Scott's idea about staying a bit further south, IF you are going to the BEACH.
If you want to go into the madness that IS fifty kinds of minigolf, and whatever else there
is now, use it as an event, a reward for good behavior, something you can turn off when
you are ready. If you stay in it, you will BE in it. If you stay down the strand, you still
get a great beach, and if you get bored, you can drive into MB and let the kids tire them-
selves out for a half a day and then get back to normalcy down the beach. Not as much
choice down there, but the choices you do have are better. You'd be surprised how kids
can settle into beach life without the distractions and expense of go-karts. A mask and
snorkel, a bucket and sunglasses....done deal. All day fun.

01-16-2013, 10:38 AM	#9
OLS Suck It Join Date: Oct 2008 First Name: Brad Location: TN Posts: 7,912 Trading: (19)	Re: Trip help: Myrtle Beach I also like Scott's idea about staying a bit further south, IF you are going to the BEACH. If you want to go into the madness that IS fifty kinds of minigolf, and whatever else there is now, use it as an event, a reward for good behavior, something you can turn off when you are ready. If you stay in it, you will BE in it. If you stay down the strand, you still get a great beach, and if you get bored, you can drive into MB and let the kids tire them- selves out for a half a day and then get back to normalcy down the beach. Not as much choice down there, but the choices you do have are better. You'd be surprised how kids can settle into beach life without the distractions and expense of go-karts. A mask and snorkel, a bucket and sunglasses....done deal. All day fun.