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Looking for a fun Halloween event in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina? Well, how about eight? See, we picked out eight fun seasonal things to do during the spooky season in Myrtle Beach. It’s a great mix of family-friendly and not-so-kid-friendly. So you should find the perfect event for you!
1. Halloween Glow Dance Party at Ripley’s Aquarium
Ripley’s Aquarium is throwing a fun, family-friendly Halloween Glow Dance Party after hours on Saturday, October 26, 2024.
This event features:
- Music by a live DJ
- Halloween crafts and games
- Specialty cash bars
- Snacks
- Meet and greet with a Skeleton Mermaid
- Dive shows
- Raffle giveaways
- Glow in the Dark Face Painters
You can even wear your Halloween costume, and you can find a great Halloween costume here.
And you can find a ticket for the event here.
2. Ripley’s Haunted Adventure
Want some spooks during the spooky season? Well, Ripley’s Haunted Adventure is the place to go! The plotline here is a murder mystery at a haunted manor in 1908. You’ll need to solve the clues to catch the killer, because otherwise, you could become the next victim!
Please note that due to the nature of this attraction, kids under 6 aren’t permitted, and children between the ages of 6 and 11 have to be accompanied by an adult.
You can find a ticket for the event here.
3. Myrtle Beach Ghost Tour
What’s a more fitting way to spend the spooky season than on a ghost tour? You’ll learn about famous Myrtle Beach ghost stories on the Myrtle Beach Ghosts & Pirates tour – plus (as the name would imply) pirates as well. You’ll hear Low Country legends. All of this will leave you spooked – but one thing that won’t spook you is the price. Especially if you take advantage of this Ghosts & Pirates Tour coupon.
4. Hotel Hell
Want to get even more terrified? Then try Myrtle Beach’s newest scary Halloween attraction, which is aiming to also be Myrtle Beach’s scariest Halloween attraction! Hotel Hell gives you a lot of bang for the buck – it features 15,000 square feet of terrors with 20 rooms of horror. It will be in Myrtle Beach until November 2, 2024. You can purchase a ticket to Hotel Hell here.
5. Little Monsters Halloween Breakfast
And now for something a bit more kid-friendly.There will be a kid-friendly Halloween breakfast at Hard Rock Cafe in Myrtle Beach on Saturday, October 12, 2024, from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Hard Rock Cafe will be decorated with Halloween decorations and there will be a fun fall atmosphere. The popular Disney Halloween movie Hocus Pocus will be playing. Fun activities at the breakfast include Halloween cookie decorating and a children’s pumpkin painting contest that comes with prizes. Speaking of contests, there is also a children’s Halloween costume contest.
And as for the breakfast itself, it includes:
- Scrambled Eggs
- Bacon
- Sausage
- French Toast Sticks
- Breakfast Potatoes
- Assorted Pastries
- Fresh Cut Fruit Display
- One Coffee, Tea, Milk or Orange Juice
The event’s pretty affordable, too. It’s free for kids ages 3 years old and younger. Then there is it costs $19.66 for kids ages four to ten and for everyone ages eleven and up, it costs $27.55. That is, it costs that little if you purchase tickets here.
6. Nightmare Haunted House
But if this is too kid-friendly for you, don’t worry. We are back to the scares.
Nightmare Haunted House is not so friendly for young children. In fact, it is one of Myrtle Beach’s scariest after-dark attractions. You’ll find yourself in the middle of a zombie apocalypse in this zombie-themed haunted house. If you want to add your thrills even more, you can add a Zombie Zone Escape Game to your ticket. You can find a Nightmare Haunted House ticket here.
7. Myrtle Beach Halloween Bar Crawl
All these scary attractions may make you want to hit the bottle. And in that case, a Halloween bar crawl is perfect for you. You can take a Myrtle Beach Halloween Bar Crawl on Halloween night and get free entry into multiple venues. You also get great perks like drink and food specials. You can check in starting at 5:00 PM at Sharkey’s Oceanfront Restaurant and then spend the night partying! There are a limited amount of discounted tickets to the event available here.
8. Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics
One fun thing about Halloween is the great Halloween music. And you can enjoy classical Halloween music at Candlelight: A Haunted Evening of Halloween Classics. This is a multi-sensory musical experience held at The Hall at St John’s. Classic seasonal music you’ll hear should include:
- Stranger Things (Theme) – S U R V I V E
- Halloween (Theme) – John Carpenter
- Ghostbusters (Theme) – Ray Parker Jr.
- Night on Bald Mountain – Modest Mussorgsky
- Funeral March of a Marionette – Charles Gounod
- Medley from The Nightmare Before Christmas – Danny Elfman
- In the Hall of the Mountain King – Edvard Grieg
- Der Erlkönig – Franz Schubert
- Psycho (Prelude) – Bernard Herrmann
- Danse Macabre – Camille Saint-Saëns
- The Addams Family (Theme) – Vic Mizzy
- Beetlejuice (Theme) – Danny Elfman
- Thriller – Michael Jackson
- Tubular Bells (Theme from The Exorcist) – Mike Oldfield
- String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor (Dresden Quartet), Op. 110: II. Allegro Molto – Dmitri Shostakovich
You can book a ticket for this event here. But hurry – some ticket options are already sold out!