Things to Do in Myrtle Beach in April 2022

Bring the whole family to Broadway at the Beach in Myrtle Beach, S.C. this April to see the Simpsons in 4D and experience gorgeous spring weather on the beach with everyone’s favorite family from Springfield, U.S.A. The Simpsons in 4D provides fans the chance to interact with Bart, Lisa, Homer, Marge and Maggie of America’s longest running and much-loved animated sitcom. Watch as Bart gets into mischief, listen to Lisa's brilliant musings and experience the whole Simpson clan up close at the Aztec Theater. Then stop by the Kwik-E-Mart to buy some Heat-Lamp Hot Dogs and Lard Lad Donuts along with BuzzColas, and after that, follow your meal with a yummy Squishee. This is a must-see event for fans of all ages and perfect to experience in the spring when the weather is warm, but not too hot. Be sure to include the Simpsons in 4D in your vacation in Myrtle Beach, and prepare yourself to have an awesome time.

April is a fantastic time to visit Myrtle Beach, as the temperature is an average 75 degrees during the day, the weather is not at all humid and muggy, and there are relatively few tourists. One of the highlights that many locals recommend is the Myrtle Beach Area Ghosts, Pirates, and Historic families trolley tour. Myrtle Beach and the surrounding area has been a popular source for pirates dating as far back as 1718. In addition, Myrtle Beach, much like Savannah Georgia, has a number of haunted places where ghosts are said to inhabit the locality to this very day. These are two reasons why people will want to take the Myrtle Beach area Ghosts, Pirates, and Historic Families trolley tour. An immaculate, air-conditioned bus shuffles you throughout Myrtle Beach while a highly informed guide fills you in on the local stories. This 2-hour tour is a delight, and also features a short stop at a famous local hammock and weaver shop as well as a stop to Murrells Inlet, one of the most picturesque places in South Carolina. This is a fantastic tour for the entire family so be on the lookout for it.

April with its 75-degree temperatures, low humidity and relatively few tourists is the ideal time to visit Myrtle Beach. And there is plenty to see in Myrtle Beach beside sandy white beaches. Did you know, for example, that over 20 Hollywood movies have been filmed in and around Myrtle Beach? The Patriot, the Notebook and Wild Hearts Can't be broken were all filmed there, as was the famous Lolita and the Nutty Professor II. Meanwhile, Charlies Place Historic sight featured some of the top musicians in the world from the 30s to the 60s. Myrtle Beach, long before it became a city, was of interest as far back as the 170 0s to many pirates. And like many Southern Beach ports, there are numerous locales said to be haunted. All this and more are to found in one convenient 2-hour tour at the Myrtle Beach History, Movies, and Music Trolley Tour. Riding on a bus that is super clean and also air-conditioned, a knowledgeable guide will take you on a delight tour throughout the city, giving you the true low-down as you haven't heard it before.