Broadway at the Beach News: New Mega Seafood Spot Opens as Surf Park Advances
By Sophia Al-Mansoor
While private capital delivered Big Fish, the public sector is attempting to clear the runway for a much larger project. On September 8, 2026, Myrtle Beach leaders discussed putting up to $20 million toward a high-stakes economic development project: an action-sports surf park resort projected to cost roughly $150 million.
Under the proposal reported by *The Post and Courier*, the city's incentive package would offset crucial infrastructure costs, including utility extensions, roadway enhancements, and site preparation on land adjacent to the Broadway entertainment corridor. The centerpiece consists of an advanced pneumatic wave basin engineered to generate consistent, customizable ocean waves for both professional athletes and beginners. Surrounding the wave lagoon, plans call for a full-service hospitality footprint featuring boutique lodging, board shops, and outdoor event stages.
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