The supply note comes first, because it's short: WonderWorks' long-form film record is three videos, and this page is all three. The good news is they answer the only question anyone asks — what is inside that giant upside-down building at Broadway at the Beach?

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3 videos · summaries from the actual guides

What's Inside WonderWorks Myrtle Beach at Broadway at the Beach? Family & Kid Friendly Attraction!

Carmen and Brian

Carmen and Brian answer their own question — what is inside that giant upside-down building at Broadway at the Beach? They've brought their nephews before; this time they film it: floor after floor of hands-on exhibits, too much to show in one video by their own admission. Prices are shown as filmed, with their own instruction to double-check the website before you come.

Key takeaways
  • The inside tour: multiple floors of hands-on exhibits
  • A repeat-visit family attraction — the pair bring their nephews
  • Prices shown as filmed; verify current prices before going

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WonderWorks' own staff tell the origin story: Professor Wonder's man-made tornado got out of hand, picked the laboratory up, and dropped it upside down at Broadway at the Beach. Sales managers Angela and Kaitlyn pitch the difference that matters to planners — hands-on learning for all ages, and tickets that let you come and go and stay as long as you want on the same day.

Key takeaways
  • Origin story: Professor Wonder's tornado dropped the lab upside down
  • Same-day come-and-go access — leave for lunch, return free
  • Built for all ages: education and hospitality sales teams both pitch it

What’s it like? WonderWorks at Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach, SC

8-Bit Vacations

8-Bit Vacations bring their young daughter into the upside-down building for the first time and film the whole visit: the lobby (prices as filmed: $28 adults, $22 children and seniors, with some exhibits closed in the mask era), the inversion tunnel, the hurricane-destruction exhibit, flight simulators, the fourth-floor glow ropes course, and the arcade — where they note some attractions cost extra on top of admission.

Key takeaways
  • A first-timer family's full walkthrough of the Myrtle Beach location
  • Prices and closures are as filmed — check the current lineup before going
  • Ropes course sits on the fourth floor; some attractions cost extra

Inside

Carmen and Brian brought their nephews before filming it themselves: floor after floor of hands-on exhibits — too much to show in one video by their own admission — with prices shown as filmed and their own instruction attached: double-check the website before you come.

The story and the ticket

The venue's own staff tell the origin: Professor Wonder's man-made tornado got out of hand, picked the laboratory up, and dropped it upside down on the lake. The planners' detail from the same film matters more: tickets let you come and go and stay as long as you want on the same day — a genuinely useful Broadway strategy.

The full family visit

8-Bit Vacations bring their young daughter for the complete circuit: the lobby (prices as filmed in the mask era: $28 adults, $22 children and seniors, some exhibits closed), the inversion tunnel, the hurricane-destruction exhibit, flight simulators, the fourth-floor glow ropes course and the arcade — with their note that some attractions cost extra on top of admission.

Sources: the 3 videos on this page, the complete qualifying film record for WonderWorks Myrtle Beach.

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