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Hey guys....
I don't have a local ID card yet but I went to dinner at SeaFare (my FAV buffet in the MB area) and we got an $8 discount by identifying ourselves as local. I explained that I don't have my card yet but I gave our address. This is a wonderful advantage. Thanks for all of the info gang. I hope others read this and can benefit as well.
Hi, take a look at MyrtleBeachPromotions.com they recently launched the site lists reastaurants, entertainment and other stuff for locals only with ID. I noticed that some of the early bird specials have extended times for locals, nice. What's really nice, is it is broken down by area.
Wow! That's awesome! I didn't know places did that! Since I'm a new teacher down here, I have found that they really do like to help out the teachers! In September, teachers were able to go to all of the Ripley's for free! That was pretty cool. I've been to all of them before, but going for free just makes it 100 times better! Ha ha. They've had other discounts to the Boone Hall Plantation & I think Dixie Stampede. Just wish I lived a little closer to the coast.
I get the MyrtleBeachPromotions.com Fundraising Book which has many BOGO free and half price, it also has attractions and things to do included and is good for all of 2012, and I use it when friends and family come to town for golf so they get the best price to play.
I get the MyrtleBeachPromotions.com Fundraising Book which has many BOGO free and half price, it also has attractions and things to do included and is good for all of 2012, and I use it when friends and family come to town for golf so they get the best price to play.
Hey Gary - Welcome to C-D. I've chatted frequently in the past with one of the guys involved with MyrtleBeachPromotions.com. Great value and they do a great job.
I see this thread was started a while back, but here is a current discount that may interest folks.
The Hampton Inn offers a "locals rate" during the off season; its down to $80. We were told that it will end soon, but our understanding was that its "off-seasonal", so it may come back next fall, after the summer season.
There are some fantastic local "golf" rates. They are advertized in the local paper.
There are also some very good local show rates. These rates come about usually during the start of a show season. ( also in your local paper)
There are some discount booklets for everyone actually found in the foyers of restaurants.
Happy Days in beautiful Myrtle Beach.
I've been going thru the older posts here and came across this one. The newer posts are all talking about how the tourism causes everything to be more expensive in myrtle beach. Does anyone here have any updated info about these locals discounts?
All golf courses offer a local rate. Tee times usually must be made within 48 hours and you must bring driver's license.
Many restaurants offer local discount. Angelo's Steakhouse gives locals a break on Mondays and Fridays. Hot Stacks in North Myrtle has a locals discount.
Really you just have to ask the places you frequent the most. Chances are some of them will give locals a break.
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