New group tour attraction in Myrtle Beach
Representatives from Broadway at the Beach® and MagiQuest™ unveiled Garden Quest, MagiQuest™ Myrtle Beach’s newest quest that takes players outside of the MagiQuest™ kingdom and sends them on a journey through Broadway at the Beach®,, a 350-acre shopping, dining and entertainment complex.
To begin the Garden Quest, players must purchase a wand from MagiQuest™ or from the new MagiQuest™ kiosk located within the Broadway at the Beach® complex. Players will then be presented with a set of clues that will guide them on their journey throughout the complex as they search for six garden themed effects that are marked with the MagiQuest™ “Q”. The effects are located throughout the property in flowerbeds and adjacent to various Broadway at the Beach® retailers. Once the quest has been completed, players can return to MagiQuest™ to redeem the points they have earned. Garden Quest can be completed at the player’s leisure. The wand saves all gaming activity, allowing the player to complete the quest in five minutes or five days.
Since its inception, Broadway at the Beach® has provided families with a unique variety of attractions such as Ripley’s Aquarium, Dragon’s Lair Miniature Golf, the IMAX 3D Theatre and the recent Pavilion Nostalgia Park. The Garden Quest is yet another way that Broadway at the Beach® continues to focus on interactive and engaging family entertainment.
“We are always striving to provide our guests with a unique variety of retailers, restaurants and attractions,” said Rebecca Feagin, marketing director from Broadway at the Beach®. “The Garden Quest not only provides our guests with an entertaining activity but it also increases awareness for our retailers and restaurants located close to the various garden themed effects found throughout the complex. We foresee much success for the Garden Quest.”
“MagiQuest™ and Garden Quest is powered by our patented technology, Slynks,” said Denise Weston, president of Creative Kingdoms, developer of MagiQuest™. “Slynks is a versatile technology allowing complexes such as Broadway at the Beach®, as well as malls, resorts, theme parks and museums, to take the MagiQuest™ entertainment model and mold it to fit their location. I am positive the Garden Quest will be a very successful endeavor and I look forward to opening similar quests throughout the country.”
Garden Quest is a complimentary attraction for all those who own or purchase a MagiQuest™ wand for $12.95 plus tax. For more information about Broadway at the Beach®, call (843) 444-3200 or log onto BroadwayattheBeach.com. For more information about MagiQuest™, call (843) 913-9460 or log onto MagiQuest.com.
Courtesy of grouptravelblog.com
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