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Dolly Parton’s closed Dixie Stampede dinner show location in Myrtle Beach, S.C., is set to reopen this week as a new show with a brand new pirate and mermaid theme.

Now called Pirate Voyage, the all new dinner show adventure brings an exciting and up-tempo pirate tale to Grand Strand. To get ready for Pirate Voyage, the Dixie Stampede building underwent a substantial $11 million renovation. The centerpiece of the facility now includes a 15-foot, 750,000 gallon indoor pool. At either end of the pool you’ll find 30-foot pirate galleons while a third sunken pirate ship sits in the middle of the set.

Dolly Parton wrote the musical score for the new show which features pirates, mermaids and sea lions in addition to horses.

For those interested in the Dixie Stampede show, Parton’s original dinner show attraction is still operating at two locations, Branson, Missouri and Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg, Tennessee near Parton’s Dollywood theme park.

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Whether you head to Myrtle Beach for the beach or to golf, you’re sure to enjoy a long day of fun and adventure. But when the sun goes down, you’ll also find plenty of lively nightlife in Myrtle Beach. So why not enjoy a special night out at The Alabama Theatre, home to “One - The Show.”

This special live variety show production is loaded with live music, spiced with comedy, with some snazzy choreography and showbiz sparkle thrown in for good measure. Perfect for the entire family, the show features powerful singers, fast stepping dancers, and plenty of laughs.

Although One - The Show features an overall country theme, there’s plenty of music to match everyone’s tastes, including pop and rock.  The theatre is located at Barefoot Landing, one of the area’s most popular attractions. Barefoot Landing features plenty of shopping, dining, entertainment and special events along a boardwalk that is reminiscent of an old fishing village.

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Beach season is fast approaching in Myrtle Beach, SC, but you don’t have to be a beach bum to enjoy the grand strand area. In fact, winter offers a great opportunity to see what else Myrtle Beach has to offer, including a variety of live shows.

At the Grand Strand, you can see Calvin Gilmore’s music and comedy variety show, The Carolina Opry. The popular show has won every top South Carolina tourism award imaginable. Or you can dance in your seat at Good Vibrations, a new show featuring the chart-topping music of the 60s, 70s and 80s.

Legends in Concert features talented tribute artists, portraying your favorite celebrity entertainers of the past and present. Or you can enjoy America’s favorite music at the 2000-seat Alabama Theatre which offers “One” the show.

The House of Blues in Myrtle Beach offers up a delicious selection of blues, jazz, gospel and guest rock artists. Or if you’re really hungry for food and entertainment, you can eat dinner while participating in a showdown between north and south at Dolly Parton’s Dixie Stampede Dinner & Show. With 32 magnificent horses, signing, dancing, comedy, miniature horse racing, chicken chasing and a four-course feast, this is fun for the entire family.

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