WonderWorks

Been twice. Both times the laser tag only had one employee working and both times as well had a good line going. The system is very slow and has us waiting longer than necessary. More efficient locations have several employees: orientation/​rule review, equipment issue, fitting, game monitoring, vest reacquisition, score sheet distribution, & exit monitoring. Your other activities are excellent but your lack of staffing in laser tag is a total let down to an otherwise excellent experience.

Visited on a weekday during the month of February, so we practically had the place to ourselves. I can easily see how this place could get so crowded that it would not be nearly as enjoyable as it was today. As it was we had access to every exhibit/​attraction without any waiting. Spent a lot of time on the indoor ropes course since the outdoor areas were closed. Enjoyed landing the space shuttle. Laser tag room was smaller than one I had visited near home but still pretty decent. Liked the TV show theme song challenge. Actually stumped the artificial intelligence computer. The 3D virtual roller coaster theater was fun. We even tried the 2-​person roller coast but I chose the mild version so we didn’t have to do barrel rolls and flips. Many of the static exhibits were good but the interactive ones were obviously the best. I agree with others that it’s a bit pricey, especially if you had to wait in lines for everything. But if you can go when it’s not crowded it’s a blast.

We went on a rainy cold day, but not summer so cannot say what it was like then, it was a school holiday. The kids were entertained on every floor, 6 and 8 years old. The 6 d and the stimulator both pretty awesome for an indoor ride. Lots of science and educational but fun things. Top floor has a challenging rope course and this is where the pay arcade is. Fortunately they do have a free kids zone with a computer wi type activity, life size operation and fishing so able to entertain a little kid while big ones do the ropes. Did not do zipline or outside area. Like all places avoid the gift shop.

This place is a waste of money, long lines, boring and smells like a locker room…

Pricey for full admission bit discounts are around. Gets better and more educational with each floor of activities, until you are on the top floor and the arcade prize games show up (and want you to shell out more money). Not bad but not great

It has been a while since we have visited this location. My children STILL talk about WonderWorks. If they still talk about it then that mean its memorable. We happen to be in Myrtle beach for a few days. We visit WonderWorks and spent about a good 3 hour inside there. They have a lot of hands on activities for young and old. No doubt some people will say negative thing about everything yet. We enjoyed the Amazing hands on exhibits in this family friendly science interactive Museum. Yes this is a must do for us. My children still talk about the sky walk. They enjoyed that so much. IF you think the price is a little high there are discounts available just do some research before you visit to lessen the price of admission. From a bed of nails, wind tunnel, space suits and much more.

Super Hands-​On Science Fun for the whole family!
We were so glad we came here! Everyone we talked to in Myrtle Beach (locals, hospitality folks, other vacationers) told us we would love it, and they were right!
A say this is a «Must Do» in MB. The Broadway at the Beach area (where this is located) is a great estero spend the day with family.

This place ia so aweaome. We had to drag the kida away. Super fun for most ages 3 to 18.

There was SO MUCH to do here. So much information to learn as well. Is it all useful? Of course not. But is it fun. Yes!!! Everyone was very friendly. I cannot say the food was that good though. Just average on food. Great on entertainment however. Especially for kids.

Great place for some family fun and entertainment. We went on a nice summer day and had no waits. Would recommend

We went 9÷5÷2015. I had high expectations on WonderWorks. It was fun, the exhibits are very neat and creative. I was let down because so many people recommended it. I even asked people coming out the door about WonderWorks. They absolutely loved it. It may be better for parents and kids. Me and my fiancé (mid 20’s) came here. That may be the reason for our low review. The kids inside were having a lot of fun. The laser tag was terrible. One of our vests did not even work. Provided no score for the entire match. It was also completely unorganized. I would recommend to families with kids.

We loved it. Definitely cool for our teenagers. Hands on fun! I think the kids loved the xd theater 6D motion ride. Bathrooms are clean. 4 levels of fun with laser tag! Make sure you plan at least 3 hours.

Very fun! I was close to giving this 3 stars, but in the end I feel we all really enjoyed our selfs.
Pros —
–Got our money’s worth, for the museum part. Got there at noon & didn’t leave until around 7:30−8.
— The 360 bike, was super fun & so much more challenging than it looks.
— lazer tag was alright.
— the hurricane?! Great way to cool down!
— the «roller coaster» ride was fun. Wish the design your own actually worked.
— the rope course was cool! Super crowded & hard to get around other people though.
— a few pretty funny workers. The guy in the lazer tag (assuming he’s from the Ukraine) was hillarious. The kids still say «SHOOT THEM ALL! There are no teams!!» & one super nice associate helped with games that messed up.
Cons —
— Super long lines. Like almost too long to deal with. We didn’t even do the 6D movie because the line was so long.
— people constantly «line holding» when signs clearly say it’s prohibited. However. Not once did we see anyone working there do anything about it.
— I enjoyed the bikes, but I wish they would add something on the peddles. Like a strap to hold your feet onto it. It’s so hard to peddle upside down. I think that’s kind of the point though? I don’t know, but I think straps would make it more enjoyable.
— bathrooms weren’t the cleanest.
— rude associate in the arcade, didn’t wanna help me with the lockers.
&&& the food was beyond horrible. We ate there to «save» time. However, it was a huge waste of money. Not anyone in my «party of 4» at their food. It was gross.
Seriously worth every penny. (Not counting the food).
Oh one last thing, there is a weight limit on a lot of things. Original plan to go there was because of the ziplining. However you need to be 100lbs to do it. Sucked for the kids & us adults didn’t do it because they couldn’t.

My family had a great time. We had two fifteen year olds and sixteen year old and they loved it. Something for all ages to do!

This place is so fun. Tons of interactive games, laser tag, and event and indoor rope course. Definitely gonna be one my list of things to do every time I’m in myrtle beach.

It was okay my 9 yr old enjoyed the moving theater & laser tag. It’s also pretty nice how you can re enter all day until they close. But really it’s not much to see here people oh I loved the fish

It’s similar to New York Hall of Science but much smaller and less up to date.
A lot of the machines/​activities seem to be broken so we weren’t able to do everything we wanted to. They had a few interesting experiments and activities such as glow in the dark obstacle course and 3D movie theater, etc.
However, compared to this museum, the New York Hall of Science seemed much bigger. We only spent about 2 hours inside and the entry fee was quite high to include laser tag and all activities was about 70 per person.
Though it was an interesting experience, i do not think i will return if I’m in the area again.

I love this place. Great place for kids, family, team building and much more. There’s so much to do and see here from the bed if nails to the inside rollercoaster. A great time and place for kids and adults to learn and play all at the same time. I will be retuning here.
They also gave 4 floors of great learning and fun space with activities for all ages, a place to have lunch and an outside bar for adult beverages to enjoy while looking over the water.
Definitely a must visit.

I was so disappointed.
My 9 year old cousin seemed to have a decent time, but she was the only child with 3 adults. We actually didn’t know what this place was all about. So we walked up to the counter and asked for some information. Considering the high amount their charge for adult admission, we asked if there was lots for adults to do, and were assured that we would have a great time.
wrong.
first of all, if you’re not smart enough to go to the rest room before you go in, you have to walk alllll the way to the end to go and then backtrack.
Secondly, I cannot believe how many of the exhibits were broken! it was ridiculous. The space man suit that you put your face into smelled like vomit.
the bed of nails… well, my cousin started to lay down, then got scared and backed out, so the guy operating gestured to my aunt to try it. she laid down and once the nails were up she was almost screaming it hurt so much (maybe it’s only intended for children? maybe he should have told us that). but there was nothing he could do. he had to wait for the hydraulics to bring the platform back up before she could get off.
the 360 bike thing looked awesome. but my cousin had to go alone for various reasons. which was fine… she was excited, she met the height and weight requirements. but… once the ride started going she discovered that her legs were too short to actually peddle it. so she just swung back and forth while the other bike swirled around.
The rope course looked like fun in theory. .but it was SO packed that people were barely moving.
over all, i’m glad we finally got to check it out, but i would certainly not go back.

This was a neat place. Good for all ages. Has some exhibits you would see in a children’s museum, but has so much more! We spent several hours here. There are a few things that require closed toe shoes and some have weight limits. The ropes course was awesome! Highly recommend for family fun. Just a lot of fun to go through and ‘play’ with the exhibits.