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Myrtle Beach Senior Week Rentals

Jan 20th, 2012
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Myrtle Beach Senior Week 2012

Myrtle Beach Senior Week is all about having fun. But, you also need a nice place to call home for the few days you and your friends are in town. Browse our Myrtle Beach Vacation Home Rentals, plug in your desired dates and see what’s available. Rentals fill up fast so get your request in early!

Find Your Perfect Myrtle Beach Senior Week 2012 Rental:
Myrtle Beach Senior Week 2012 will be here before your know it. Make your reservations now!

When is Myrtle Beach Senior Week 2012?

That all depends on when you graduate. There is no set date for Myrtle Beach Senior Week. Actually, the whole month of June is considered Myrtle Beach Senior Week!
Myrtle Beach Senior Week Tips:

  • Ocean front beach rentals are usually the first to fill up, and the most expensive. Staying across the street from the ocean can save you lots of money.
  • With gas prices rising everyday, have a game plan and try to get a rental that’s central to that game plan. Within walking distance or a short drive from “home”.
  • Buy things like suntan oil and beach towels in Myrtle Beach. You’ll find a beachwear store on every corner, so prices on these type items are lower here.

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Mykonos Gift Certificate $25 For $10

May 18th, 2011
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Purchase a $25 Mykonos Gift Certificate for only $10

Mykonos

Mykonos $25 Gift Certificate Myrtle Beach

Mykonos Myrtle Beach

Brand new since last years Myrtle Beach Senior Week! Drop into Mykonos, Myrtle Beach’s newest Greek and Mediterranean cuisine restaurant for good times and great food. The restaurant is quickly becoming a locals favorite, and offers a casual, friendly dining atmosphere that you and your friends are sure to enjoy. Purchase your $25 Mykonos gift certificate for only $10. Mykonos also features a friendly, professional staff of great people, who will make sure you enjoy your visit and that Mykonos lives up to its reputation for pleasant dining and superb cuisine. The menu offers an inspired array of selections that is sure to satisfy everyone in your group, every time. Be sure to ask your server about new selections, daily specials, and special chef’s creations. Whether you’re in the mood for casual dining or a special occasion, Mykonos is sure to please. Gift Certificates can be printed immediately on your printer right after purchase at home.

Mykonos is located on 29th Avenue North, just across the street from Broadway at the Beach, 1002 29th Avenue, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29575

Mykonos Myrtle Beach Map

Mykonos 29th Ave. North

Mykonos Operating Hours:
Monday: 4:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Tuesday: 4:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Wednesday: 4:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Thursday: 4:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Friday: 4:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Saturday: 4:30 PM – 10:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM

How are Mykonos Gift Certificates delivered? Restaurant Gift Certificates are presented directly after purchase on a confirmation page, are sent to your email address in a confirmation email, and can be accessed directly through the “My Account” section. Gift Certificates can be printed immediately on your printer right after purchase at home.

The fine print:
Minimum 2 entrees. 20% Gratuity added prior to discount. Valid for Dine In ONLY. Excludes: Other Offers/Promotions. Excludes happy hour. One certificate per table. Excludes filet, ribeye, lamb chops and lobster ravioli.

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King Kong Sushi at Broadway at the Beach Gift Certificate

May 16th, 2011
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King Kong Sushi Gift Certificate

King Kong Sushi Gift Certificate Broadway at the Beach
$10 Gift Certificate for $5

 

Just in time for Myrtle Beach Senior Week. Purchase $10 King Kong Sushi gift certificate for only $5!

Drop into for good times and great food. The restaurant is a neighborhood favorite, and offers a casual, friendly dining atmosphere that you and your friends are sure to enjoy. King Kong Sushi at Broadway at the Beach also features a friendly, professional staff of great people, who will make sure you enjoy your visit and that King Kong Sushi at Broadway at the Beach lives up to its reputation for pleasant dining and superb cuisine. The menu offers an inspired array of selections that is sure to satisfy everyone in your group, every time. Be sure to ask your server about new selections, daily specials, and special chef’s creations. Whether you’re in the mood for casual dining or a special occasion, King Kong Sushi at Broadway at the Beach is sure to please.

King Kong Sushi Broadway at the Beach is located at 1306 Celebrity Circle, across from Broadway Louie’s.

The Fine Print:
Minimum purchase of $20. 18% Gratuity added prior to discount. Valid for Dine In ONLY. Excludes: Other Offers/Promotions. One certificate per table.

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Hot Summer Nights Concert Series

May 8th, 2011
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Graduating seniors will have free live music compliments of Myrtle Beach’s Hot Summer Nights Concert Series. All during the month of June, graduating seniors can venture down to the Plyler Park section of the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk for FREE live music. All concerts start at 8 PM.

Concertgoers can enjoy the reggae sounds of Fireshot and Ras Bonghi to the rhythm and blues funk of True Sol. If you’re in town June 1st, the Summer Concert Series has a kick-off party featuring two bands, The Delta Saints and Bullfrog.

Plyler Park is located on Ocean Boulevard, near 10th Avenue North. Below is a complete June concert schedule.

June 2011 Hot Summer Nights Concert Schedule

Date Group Genre
2 Tammy’s Tangent Rock/Americana/Folk
4 Crowfield Rock
7 Tru Sol R&B/Funk/Soul
9 Fireshot Reggae
11 Scoot Pittman Band Rock/Roots/Soul
14 Ten Toes Up Roots/Rock/Percussive Funk
16 Josh Brannon Band Americana/Country
18 Humble Vibez Reggae/Island/Rock
21 Tru Sol R&B/Funk/Soul
23 Backfire Rock/Country/Variety
25 Ras Bonghi Reggae
28 Ten Toes Up Roots/Rock/Percussive Funk
30 American Aquarium Americana/Rock/Country

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Myrtle Beach Senior Week Nightlife

May 4th, 2010
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Myrtle Beach Senior Week nightlife is all about cutting loose a bit, hanging out and partying where the action is. We’ve combined many of Myrtle Beach’s local live music venues, nightclubs and dance clubs onto one page for easy reference. Most have cover charges of various amounts, so be prepared. Operating hours vary.

Have a good time during your Myrtle Beach Senior week but please remember, the legal drinking age in South Carolina is 21. If you drink, do not drive, instead call or hail a cab. Many of the local cab companies have cabs stationed outside the clubs and are happy to give you a ride back to your hotel.

House of Blues
4640 South Highway 17 – North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582-5357
Located in Barefoot Landing, the House of Blues features live music and down-home Southern cuisine.

Club Boca
1320 Celebrity Circle Celebrity Square Broadway at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7462
Club Boca is for the fan of Latin music. DJ Joey spins Latin house, progressive house, and Miami hip hop music.

Froggy Bottomz
1320 Celebrity Circle Celebrity Square Broadway at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7462
You can hear just about any variation of blues or jazz you want.

Malibu’s Surf Bar
1320 Celebrity Circle Celebrity Square Broadway at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7462
Tropical atmosphere with grass huts and a large dance floor. DJ’s play today’s music and some oldies.

Broadway Louie’s
1320 Celebrity Circle Celebrity Square Broadway at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7462
Features a game/sports side with video, arcade, virtual reality games and 50 TV screens-open at noon, no cover.

Crocodile Rocks
1320 Celebrity Circle Celebrity Square Broadway at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7462 – Dueling Pianos

Spanish Galleon
98 N. Ocean Blvd., North Myrtle Beach, SC
The high energy atmosphere combines with today’s hottest sounds for an unforgettable evening of sophisticated entertainment Myrtle Beach style.

Pirate’s Cove
205 Main St., North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582
Great local club and bar, with a fantastic roof top ocean view lounge.

Duck’s & Duck’s II
229 Main Street, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582 Great shag music, Calabash Seafood along with beer joint cuisine. Open Wed.-Sat. in the summer.

Ron Jons
938A Hwy 501 – Myrtle Beach, SC 843-448-5401
Live Bands , pool tables, food, bar – The “IT” place where everybody goes.

Macatz
Hwy 17, North Myrtle Beach, SC
Live bands, lounge, outdoor deck, bar and great food.

Revolutions Dance Club
1320 Celebrity Circle Celebrity Square Broadway at the Beach – Myrtle Beach, SC 29577-7462
Playing the best of the 70′s, 80′s and 90′s music.

The Boathouse Waterway Bar & Grill
201 Fantasy Harbour Blvd – Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29579 (843)903-BOAT (843)903-2628
The Boathouse Waterway Bar & Grill offers a laid-back, local atmosphere with casual dining, cold beer, coastal cocktails, live entertainment, sports and family fun. An eclectic menu of traditional fare, with a unique Boathouse flair and the Intracoastal Waterway as a backdrop.
Add in a beautiful backyard, live concerts, games, and friendly service; You may never want to leave!
Don’t forget to check out our nightly specials and upcoming events!

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Senior Week at the Beach Is a Fact of life

May 3rd, 2010
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Yes, it’s a fact of life in many beach towns and Myrtle Beach is no exception. A traditional “rite of passage” is to unwind and celebrate the end of the years of secondary education. Call it Senior Week, June Bugs or whatever, it is a week of celebratory glee at the end of a “job well done” – High School Graduation.

So why Myrtle Beach? Coastal South Carolina is convenient to many cities in the Central Atlantic states, it has great weather and relatively warm waters in early June. There are also a lot of accommodations awaiting the prime weeks of summer vacation when families pay much higher rates for their annual vacation at the beach. Those places go “for cheap” in the weeks before the prime rental season.

Many of the hotels and motels are willing (and even eager in many cases) to rent to seniors. But there are also those that will not rent to anyone under a certain age – usually 21. Please check their age policy carefully and do not be tempted to lie about your age(es) just to get a reservation. Let me repeat that – do NOT be tempted to lie about your age to get a reservation. Every year there are many disappointed arrivals who are turned away when the front desk requires a show of ID – that includes a photo and date of birth.

Now that that’s out of the way. Go ahead, look through some of the ads on this website and others and find a great, but affordable, place to stay. Just make sure to verify all of their policies – including the deposit requirements and number of persons accommodated in a room and, yes, even whether visitors are allowed or not.

However, you shouldn’t need to worry too much about the actual room, or rooms. After all, how much time will you really be there? You will be out and about ’till all hours – the room is mainly a place to sleep, shower and store your stuff.

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Myrtle Beach Number One Beach Destination

May 3rd, 2010
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No one wants to settle for second best…especially a graduating senior. So why not party your Senior Week in Myrtle Beach! Myrtle Beach has been named the Number One Travel Destination in the Beach and Sun Category by the consumer review website TripAdvisor. And who writes their reviews on TripAdvisor? People just like me and you, people looking for the best travel bargain in today’s economy.

What does Myrtle Beach and The Grand Strand offer it’s graduating seniors for Myrtle Beach Senior Week? To start off with, over 60 miles of sandy white beaches, oceanfront hotels, and nightlife that is second to none. The month of June hotel reservations are going fast, and this announcement may mean that some occupancy will be hard to obtain. Our suggestion is to book early to make sure you get the best choices at the best possible prices. Don’t wait too long and possibly be disappointed.

Ready to book that Senior Week Myrtle Beach vacation? Click the banner below, fill out the search form with check-in and check-out dates. Let our friends at Hotels.com search the nearly 300 Myrtle Beach hotels and motels for the best prices available. Prepare to have fun!!


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Things to do during Myrtle Beach Senior Week

May 2nd, 2010
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OK, so you’re a little burned out from the beach and you want to take a bit of a break. Here’s a few things you can do during Myrtle Beach Senior Week:

Take a Lazy River ride at one of Myrtle Beach’s water parks.

  • Myrtle Waves Water Park – 3000 10th Ave. North – Located at the intersection of 10th Ave. North and 17 By-Pass in Myrtle Beach
    • Myrtle Waves Operating Hours
     June 1 – 6  10 am to 5 pm
     June 7 – 13  10 am to 6 pm
     June 14 – Aug 15  10 am to 7 pm

    Operating hours are always subject to change.

    Regular Price Admission: $32.99 (All-Day Pass)

    Twilight Admission – After 3:00pm
    Regular Price Admission: $21.00

  • Wild Water and Wheels – 910 Hwy 17 South (Business) – Located about a mile south of the Hwy 17 Business and Glenn Bay Road intersection in Surfside Beach.

Feel the need for speed.

  • NASCAR SpeedPark – 1820 21st Ave N Ext – Across from Broadway at the Beach.

    • Operating Hours for most of the month June are 10 am to 11 pm

    All Day Wristbands are your best value at $32.99 or you can purchase a 10 ride ticket for $25, saving $10 off regular individual tickets.

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Don’t let sunburn ruin your fun

Apr 30th, 2010
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Congratulations on receiving your diploma and being ready for the next chapter in your life. We wish you a great Senior Week in Myrtle Beach. Enjoy yourself, have fun and celebrate with your friends and classmates.

Too much sun during senior week at the beachPlease be careful – and don’t let sunburn ruin your fun. In this case we’re not casting warnings about the dangers of too much fun in the sun. I’m sure you’ve heard all that “stuff” in science class and one day you may actually heed the advice. (Just not this week, right?) What I’m talking about is overdoing the beach thing the first day on the Grand Strand. You could end up looking like the gal in the photo – and be in pain for the next couple days of your vacation. No way to enjoy yourself – for sure.

Look at the picture and think – but not about messing up your skin far into the future. Think instead of not messing up tomorrow and the next day. The skin around those “tan lines” could very well turn into blisters or “sun poisoning” by sunset – and that would be a true shame (or even a visit to Doc-in-a-Box). Don’t forget that the “pain” shows up a few hours after exposure. You can easily get too much sun without feeling any discomfort – until later.

The warnings for future “skin care” all say, “Use sunblock and limit your time in the sun.” That advice also holds true for NOT messing up two days of your one-week, senior week stay at the beach. We want you to have fun – we expect you to have fun – but being in pain is NO FUN.

– MyrtleBeachSeniorWeek.com

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We really do have Weather at the beach

Apr 29th, 2010
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Yep, we really do have weather in Myrtle Beach. Contrary to what some people think when they think “BEACH,” it is not always sunny and warm during senior week. red cumulus clouds over the beachMake sure to pack something with long sleeves and a jacket or sweatshirt. Sorry to say this, but you might even consider packing one of those cheap plastic ponchos – just in case.

So…what can you really expect when you get here? In the early part of June, when most seniors arrive to celebrate their graduation (all those years of study and hard work), the weather is usually ideal. Note that we said, “usually.” The daytime temperature is in the high 70 or low to mid 80s. The surf temperature should be in the low 70s, but please don’t hold us to it.

Click HERE to see a 5-day forecast from the National Weather Service.

But you should, in reality, be optimistic. It is “your” senior week at the beach – to celebrate, not be stuck indoors. With Myrtle Beach having an average of about 65 days per year with temperatures at 90 or above, you are almost certain to have some days of sunny and hot. Enjoy.

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