Myrtle Waves is South Carolina's largest water park — 20-plus slides a couple of miles back from the ocean off Route 17, open May to Labor Day. Its film record is four videos deep; this page is all of it, and it covers the park well.

Myrtle Waves Water Park in Myrtle Beach! Full Tour of South Carolina's Largest Water Park!

Carmen and Brian

Carmen and Brian's full tour of Myrtle Waves — South Carolina's largest water park — with over 20 slides, a brand-new slide opening right around filming, and the big wave pool with its shaded umbrella areas. Their leaving note is the practical one: the cabanas were sold out. Book shade early.

Key takeaways
  • South Carolina's largest water park; 20+ slides per the tour
  • A new slide was opening as the film came out
  • Cabanas sell out — the film found them gone by leaving time

Myrtle Waves and Broadway Grand Prix: A Family Business Since 1976 | Myrtle Moments

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A Visit Myrtle Beach profile of the Lazarus Entertainment Group, the family behind Broadway Grand Prix: third-generation marketer Christina Lazarus Wachs tells how her grandfather started the Grand Prix in 1976 on the south end of Myrtle Beach so regular people could race go-karts, pioneering the family track industry — and how the business grew into today's Broadway Grand Prix (opened 2018) and Myrtle Waves Water Park, with a fourth generation already asking for a summer job.

Key takeaways
  • Broadway Grand Prix opened in 2018; the family's karting roots reach back to 1976
  • The founder's idea: let 'regular average Joes' race go-karts — a pioneer move in family amusements
  • Three generations of the Lazarus family currently work in the business

Myrtle Waves Water Park - MyrtleBeach.com

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MyrtleBeach.com's short Myrtle Waves profile: tube slides and body slides, the lazy river and the huge wave pool in the heart of Myrtle Beach. Loaded as watch content — the film carries no caption track.

The full tour

Carmen and Brian walk the whole park: the slide towers, the big wave pool with its shaded umbrella areas, a brand-new slide opening right around filming. Their leaving note is the practical one — the cabanas were sold out. Book shade early.

The slide-by-slide review

Canobie Coaster reviews it properly: the Arooba Tooba bowl slide as the headline, prices as filmed in 2021 ($35 general admission, twilight and week-long passes, $10 entry after 5 p.m. on Friday Family Fun nights), and the combo tickets with sister parks Wild Water & Wheels and Broadway Grand Prix. MyrtleBeach.com's short profile covers the tube slides, body slides, lazy river and wave pool in miniature.

Since 1976

The family-business film explains the local empire: the Lazarus family's grandfather started the Grand Prix in 1976 on the south end so regular people could race go-karts, pioneering the family track industry — the business that grew into today's Broadway Grand Prix (2018) and Myrtle Waves. Third-generation Christina Lazarus Wachs tells it herself.

Sources: the 4 videos on this page, the complete qualifying film record for Myrtle Waves.

Watch: Myrtle Waves Water Park, guided

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Myrtle Waves Review & Overview, Myrtle Beach Water Park | Largest Water Park in South Carolina!

Canobie Coaster

Canobie Coaster reviews South Carolina's largest water park slide by slide: Lazarus Entertainment's May-to-Labor-Day park a couple of miles back from the ocean off Route 17. Prices as filmed in 2021 — $35 general admission, twilight and week-long pass options, and $10 entry after 5pm on Friday Family Fun nights — plus combo tickets with sister park Wild Water & Wheels and Broadway Grand Prix. The Arooba Tooba bowl slide is the park's most popular (20–30 minute waits when everything else was a walk-on); hit it first.

Key takeaways
  • Slide-by-slide review of the state's largest water park
  • Prices are as filmed in 2021 — check current rates before going
  • Arooba Tooba, the bowl slide, draws the park's longest lines

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