Have You Heard: Redevelopment of the Pavilion and Myrtle Beach Square Mall

For those that know the old Myrtle Beach including the legendary Pavilion theme park and the Myrtle Beach Square Mall, you may also know that these locations have seen better days. After the 2006 season, the Pavilion park closed down, and has since remained closed. However, there is hope out there. The redevelopment of the Myrtle Beach Pavilion and Myrtle Beach Square Mall is underway and with so many other exciting attractions developed in this area, there is no doubt, there will be more visitors because of it.

Burroughs and Chapin Co, Inc. are redeveloping the Myrtle Beach Pavilion Amusement Park. They are investing some $200 million into the project and have a new vision for the Pavilion. The new vision, as it is called, will include two hotel towers, or time-share towers. They will also include an amphitheater to seat between 500 and 1200 people, as well as 210 residential units in this area. You will also find six restaurant locations, a variety of shops and of course, all the favorites like roller coasters that bring back memories. The goal of the Redevelopment of the Myrtle Beach Pavilion and Myrtle Square Mall in Myrtle Beach is to create a unique experience that keeps visitors coming even in the winter months.

In addition to this, the Myrtle Beach Square Mall redevelopment is happening, by the same company. The goal of this 60 acres site will be to invest $40 million into the project and create a national and international convention center there. This would be an exciting trade show and convention center facility.

For those that want to see the old in Myrtle Beach come back to life, the Redevelopment of the Pavilion and Myrtle Square Mall is sure to help make that happen.