This article has links to products and services we love, which we may make commission from.
Whether you’re seeking refuge from the sun or looking for rainy-day alternatives, there are tons of fun indoor activities at Myrtle Beach to enjoy!
Explore the fascinating world of Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror Maze or the Believe It or Not Odditorium, both places will challenge your mind and your understanding of reality!
With interactive museums for kids and interesting niche museums to teach you about local residents, visitors of all ages can enjoy learning while having fun inside!
Check out our guide to family-friendly things to do in Myrtle Beach for even more suggestions.
If you like a challenge, put your problem-solving skills in an escape room or immerse yourself in the mind-bending experiences of WonderWorks.
From arcades to live shows to fascinating attractions, there are so many ways to have fun on a rainy day in this beach destination.
You might also like our guide to the best things to do in Myrtle Beach (no matter the weather) and be sure to plan your Memorial Day Weekend getaway to Myrtle Beach!
Indoor Things to Do in Myrtle Beach, SC
Our guide to the best indoor activities in Myrtle Beach starts in the heart of it all at Ripley’s before making our way toward Broadway at the Beach and all its awesome options.
From there, we’ll follow Hwy 17 South past the airport before looping back along the coastline and S Ocean Blvd.
Our guide finishes in North Myrtle Beach at Barefoot Landing, where you can dance and sing with some awesome evening entertainment indoors.
Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror Maze
At Ripley’s Marvelous Mirror Maze (913 N. Ocean Blvd), wander around multiple rooms and hallways filled with a marvelous maze of never-ending mirrors.
This is one of the best rainy day activities at Myrtle Beach to forget the bad weather with some indoor fun!
Watch your reflection cast around you with infinity mirrors and LED lights.
Can you defeat the feared labyrinth, or will you lose yourself within?
Ripley’s Believe It or Not Odditorium
Believe it or not, Ripley’s (901 N. Ocean Blvd) is the best place to see over 400 odd exhibits in more than a dozen themed galleries.
From cat armor to the world’s tallest man.
You won’t believe your eyes!
With over 400 odd exhibits, just make sure you don’t become one of them.
Myrtle Beach Room Escape
At Myrtle Beach Room Escape (316 9th Ave N) you can choose from 6 different rooms to escape from mummies, witches, zombies, jail, or a hijacked airplane.
Each action-packed escape room will make you think as you follow the clues to escape.
Do you have what it takes to make it out in time?
For fans of the show, this Walking Dead Escape Room is an epic experience!
Grand Strand Brewing
A little something for the adults out there who are looking for things to do inside at Myrtle Beach.
Grand Strand Brewing (819 N Kings Hwy Unit 101) offers locally crafted beers and has a great, warm vibe as soon as you walk in the door.
Everyone there is very nice, laid back, and really shows you that neighborhood southern hospitality and ease that everyone who comes to the south is looking for.
Not only is the atmosphere great, but you can enjoy your time with food, games, and live music.
RigaTony’s Murder Mystery Dinner Show
Eat delicious food as a murder mystery unfolds all around you at this unique indoor activity at Myrtle Beach.
RigaTony’s Murder Mystery Dinner Show (1329 N. Kings Hwy) is themed around a 1930s speakeasy.
Can you figure out who the murderer is?
Book your tickets and find out!
The South Carolina Hall of Fame
Located in the Myrtle Beach Convention Center, the South Carolina Hall of Fame (2101 N. Oak St) recognizes citizens who have made outstanding contributions to the progress and heritage of South Carolina.
Sky Zone
Not just another trampoline park, Sky Zone (2200 N. Oak St) offers amazing experiences with a sky tower, wipe-out zone, freestyle jump, ultimate dodgeball, an air court, and sky slam.
There are lots of things to do in Myrtle Beach on a rainy day, but if you want to tire out your whole crew, Sky Zone is the place to be!
Not only will you leave exhausted, but it will be some of the best fun you’ve ever had in your life.
Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum
This one-of-a-kind museum actually lets you PLAY with the exhibits!
Take a trip to the past and actually play games from the 1970s; you’ll quickly realize this is one of the best indoor activities at Myrtle Beach.
See if you can play every game in the Myrtle Beach Pinball Museum (607 27th Ave N)!
WonderWorks
Head to WonderWorks (1313 Celebrity Cir) for some serious indoor fun in Myrtle Beach!
This amusement park for the mind combines education and entertainment together.
Wander through this 3-story mix of interactive areas and rides.
Play with a Tesla coil, feel the frigid waters that those in the Titanic would have felt, walk through a mesmerizing optical hallway, and that’s just on the first floor!
Other floors include a NASA space experience, a toddler/kids fun area on the top floor, and even sitting on a bed of nails on the second floor.
Wander corridors all the way to the top where you will find an amazing rope bridge obstacle course or to the bottom where you’ll find yourself in a wildly fun game of laser tag.
Broadway Theater
Head to Broadway Theater (1195 Celebrity Cir) for a night out filled with entertainment and awesome pageantry!
You won’t want to miss this — book tickets and catch a show.
Check out all our favorite Myrtle Beach nightlife options for more suggestions.
The Broadway Theater is also featured in our recommendations for romantic things to do in Myrtle Beach.
The Simpsons in 4D
Want to join the Simpsons Family for an adventure?
The Simpsons in 4D (1199 Celebrity Cir) is a 15-20 minute long special effects experience with moving seats.
This attraction is more than just a simple interactive show.
Get your photo with the family, enjoy a show that really tickles your senses, and head over to the Kwick-E-Mart next door for a Buzz Cola, and a Lard Lad donut to really immerse yourself in the experience.
Get your tickets in advance and enjoy the photo ops!
Dave & Buster’s
If you’re looking for things to do on a rainy day in Myrtle Beach, Dave & Buster’s is always a hit!
Known as a “grown-up Chuck-E-Cheese,” adults do not have to feel embarrassed enjoying themselves eating food and playing a full floor of arcade games at Dave & Buster’s.
Of course, it’s not just for adults, kids can play, too.
Legends in Concert
Catch an awesome tribute act for one of your all-time favorite performers.
Enjoy watching the likes of Michael Jackson, Reba McEntire, Elvis, Prince, the Blues Brothers, and others at Legends in Concert (2925 Hollywood Dr.)
These celebrity look-a-like acts are always entertaining!
Book tickets on GetYourGuide or Viator for this enjoyable 5-act show.
Elton John Tribute Show
For another great tribute option, head to the Elton John Tribute Show!
Grab your tickets to sit back and enjoy almost 2 hours of songs and entertainment to honor one of the most beloved artists of our time.
Hollywood Wax Museum
This incredible building – which is hard to miss with King Kong scaling it and the huge Oscar trophy out front – will give you a chance to meet all of your favorite stars made out of wax.
The Hollywood Wax Museum (1808 21st Ave N Unit A) is one of the most popular indoor attractions in Myrtle Beach.
It’s definitely one you don’t want to miss!
Get your tickets in advance and go have some fun.
Coastal Grand Mall
Coastal Grand Mall (2000 Coastal Grand Cir) is the biggest indoor mall in Myrtle Beach and has amazing shopping with about 170 stores.
Shop at the likes of Bath and Body Works, Buckle, Claires, Cinnabon, Dillards, Books-a-Million, and many more!
Not only does it have amazing shopping, but it also has a great food court.
Food within the food court includes Charleys, Sbarro, Wings Co., and Tokyo Japan just to name a few.
Surrounding the mall is also lots of delectable choices as well.
Fun Warehouse
Fun Warehouse (2349 Dick Pond Rd) offers a bit of everything including roller skating on an 11,000-square-foot hardwood floor, an arcade with over 50 games, a virtual reality arena, laser tag, and inflatable obstacle courses.
There’s no way you won’t have fun at the Fun Warehouse!
Motown Tribute Show
Head to GTS Theatre (1220 Port Dr) for an evening of entertainment!
You won’t be able to stop your toes from tapping along to the Motown Tribute Show.
Grab your tickets in advance for this 2-hour show; be sure to arrive early as late arrivals will not be seated.
Big Air Trampoline Park
Ready to bounce off the walls, and pretty much everywhere else?
Literally?!
Big Air (3820 S. Kings Hwy) has multiple jumping courses including slam dunk courts, dodgeball courts, ninja-warrior courses, launch pads, ziplines, and a climbing wall all with foam pits for you to jump or fall into.
810 Billiards & Bowling
Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Myrtle Beach and treat yourself to delicious food, and bowling at 810 Billards & Bowling (1220 Moser Dr).
The location also includes table tennis, darts, foosball, skeeball, and several incredible arcade games.
Prove yourself and win against your friends or family.
EdVenture Children’s Museum
At EdVenture Children’s Museum (4005 Howard Ave), play is the key to learning.
Children play as grocers, community helpers, firefighters, astronauts, or farmers to gain an understanding of the jobs of those people and how they affect the world they live in.
Stone Theatres — Grand 14
On any day you cannot go wrong catching a movie.
If you’re not already at, or close, to Grand Strand Mall, try out Grand 14 at Market Common (4002 DeVille St).
They will definitely give you a “grand” cinematic experience.
Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum
If you have a thirst for art, Franklin G. Burroughs-Simeon B. Chapin Art Museum (3100 S. Ocean Blvd) is the premier place to go in Myrtle Beach.
This museum holds 11 different galleries that change through the year.
Exhibits range between Ceramics, collages, paintings sculptures, textiles, and photographs.
Best of all, it’s one of our favorite free things to do at Myrtle Beach!
Coral Beach Entertainment Zone
Located in the Coral Beach Resort, the Entertainment Zone (1105 S. Ocean Blvd) includes a video game arcade, plus an 8-lane bowling alley with a snack bar that serves burgers, fries, ice cream, and other kid-friendly foods and snacks.
This location is perfect if you’re looking for hours of indoor family fun!
You can book a stay to take advantage of all the fun all vacation long; check availability on Expedia, Hotels, or Booking.
The Carolina Opry
Named the “Top Attraction in Myrtle Beach” by CNBC, The Carolina Opry Theatre (8901 N. Kings Hwy) will bring you the absolute best shows in two hours.
Each show includes comedy, dance, and of course, music!
From November til January, the venue is transformed into The Carolina Opry Christmas Special, which is often considered to be the best show in the South.
As the first live theater to open in Myrtle Beach, you won’t want to miss out on this iconic institution.
Miyabi Japanese Steak & Seafood
At Miyabi Japanese Steak & Seafood (9732 N Kings Hwy) you will get a different kind of dinner and a show.
Enjoy fine dining and a spectacular show as the chefs cook and plate your food right in front of you.
These lively tableside shows are an interactive treat.
Player’s Choice
Located in Myrtle Beach Mall, Player’s Choice (10177 N Kings Hwy) is a great comic book and video game shop.
Not only that, right beside it they hold one of the biggest selections of old-time arcade game machines in Myrtle Beach.
Play through all the great classic arcade and pinball machines from the Simpsons and Super Mario to Dig Dug and Galaga.
Best of all, all games cost ONLY 25 cents to play!
House of Blues
If you’re looking for a concert of your favorite bands, check out what’s coming up at the House of Blues (4640 Hwy 17 S).
Stop in for one of your favorite bands or singers or for the murder mystery dinner theater.
Either way, you’re in for an amazing show!
Every Sunday the location holds a Gospel Brunch which includes singing, dancing, and an all-you-can-eat buffet while you listen to Gospel music.
Alabama Theatre
At Alabama Theatre (4750 Hwy 17 S), you can catch some big names in country, pop, comedy, Motown, and others in one of the greatest and grandest shows Myrtle Beach has to offer.
Final Words
We hope this helped you plan your indoor activities in Myrtle Beach, whether you get bad weather or a bad sunburn and need to hide inside!
Share your favorite indoor options in the comments below.