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    Myrtle Beach: A Destination for All with Accessible Attractions and Services for Residents with Disabilities

    2024-02-07
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    Traveling with disabilities can be challenging, yet Myrtle Beach is a destination that aims to provide a relaxing and enjoyable vacation for everyone. The Grand Strand communities have worked hard to make the area accessible to people with different abilities. Whether you need a wheelchair or sensory-friendly activities, Myrtle Beach offers many options for an enjoyable visit.

    Myrtle Beach city provides many accessible beach access points and free beach wheelchairs. These wheelchairs have large tires designed for easy navigation on the sand. Beach wheelchairs and handicapped parking are available at several locations including 77th Ave. N., 72nd Ave. N., 54th Ave. N., 24th Ave. N., 8th Ave. N., 5th Ave. N., 8th Ave. S. and 1st Avenue South in North Myrtle Beach.

    Besides the beach, several mini-golf courses in the area are wheelchair-friendly. Captain Hook's Adventure Golf and Jurassic Mini Golf are two examples. Ripley's Aquarium is another wheelchair-friendly attraction that allows visitors to explore at their own pace. Broadway at the Beach and Barefoot Landing also provide wheelchair and scooter rentals, ensuring that all visitors can enjoy their shopping and dining experiences.

    Fishing enthusiasts will appreciate that the Cherry Grove Pier is also accessible, with public handicapped parking spaces located nearby. The SkyWheel in Myrtle Beach is another attraction that is open to all, with bench seating and accessible loading options. The area's theaters and shows, including Alabama Theatre, Legends in Concert, The Carolina Opry and Pirates Voyage Dinner and Show, are all wheelchair-friendly.

    Myrtle Beach is also certified as an autism-friendly city, with many local businesses and attractions offering special sensory-friendly events and activities. Certified Autism Supportive restaurants are located throughout Myrtle Beach, with staff trained to handle situations such as meltdowns. Sensory-friendly movies and visits are also available along the Grand Strand throughout the year. This commitment to accessibility ensures that Myrtle Beach is a destination that can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of ability.

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    Win Morris
    03-15
    love dirty myrtle
    E Mon
    02-10
    Good to know, thx!
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