Your Last Day in Myrtle Beach: Free Luggage Storage at The Market Common

Today is your last day of your Myrtle Beach family vacation. Your check out is in an hour, but your flight does not leave for another few hours; it’s too early for the airport but you’re too burdened by luggage to actually enjoy the city.

Instead of mourning the end of your vacation, you can spend these final hours completely bag free at The Market Common, a shopping and dining district located extremely close to the airport.

For free luggage storage, visit the Market Common Management Office.

For free luggage storage, visit The Market Common Management Office.
For free luggage storage, visit The Market Common Management Office.
  • 4017 Alston Ln., Myrtle Beach, SC
  • No reservation needed with valid ID
  • Monday through Friday 8AM – 5PM
  • After 5PM or on Saturday and Sunday, call the 24/7 Property Ambassador (843) 602-4181
Average time from The Market Common to the Myrtle Beach International Airport is 10 minutes.

The Myrtle Beach International Airport is conveniently located close to The Market Common, ensuring you will not miss your flight.


Now that your bags are out of sight out of mind, you finally have an opportunity to reclaim what would have been lost time.

With over 60 businesses tucked within this unique Myrtle Beach community, you are no longer vacationing as a tourist, you’re vacationing like a local.

To help you navigate your final hours in our town, I assembled the most unique dining and entertainment locations, as well as seasonal events, that will turn your departure day into a lasting memory.

1229 Shine, a restaurant located in The Market Commonn.

Dining

  • 1229 Shine is an incredible spot that features plenty of outdoor seating where your family can enjoy the last bit of South Carolina sun. While 1229 Shine is most known for their raw oysters and seafood, I must recommend the smokehouse mac and the smoked chicken wings; both are phenomenal dishes that also happen to be apart of their gluten-free menu.
  • Co Sushi, a sister restaurant to 1229 Shine, offers modern influence to some traditional Asian food, most known for their high quality sushi. I highly recommend to keep an eye on their seasonal menu.
  • Tupelo Honey is a great location for those craving Southern comfort food. With 26 locations across the US, Tupelo Honey has become well known for their seasonal menu and fried chicken. Notably, the Myrtle Beach Tupelo Honey was recognized as serving “fresh, locally caught shrimp,” in a study conducted by the Southern Shrimp Alliance.
  • Zardin is a family owned healthy restaurant that prioritizes transparency; listing the farmers that supply the ingredients. Highly popular among locals are the salads, power bowls, and their fresh cold pressed juices.

810 Billiards & Bowling, an attraction located in The Market Common.

Family & Entertainment

  • 810 Billiards & Bowling is the ultimate all inclusive family entertainment venue. Beyond your traditional American menu items, you’ll find bowling lanes, arcade games, and a specialty shakes milkshake bar.
  • Savannah’s Playground is an extremely popular park in Myrtle Beach. This playground is exceptional for it’s inclusiveness, having ADA approved play structures. The park is open year round with free admission. Park hours of operation vary on Tuesday’s, see here.
  • EdVenture Children’s Museum is a fantastic interactive learning facility. You’ll find a variety of exhibits, workshops, and play areas perfect for children up to 10 years old. Seasonal hours may vary for the Myrtle Beach location, see here.
  • Grand 14 Movie Theatre is known as “Myrtle Beach’s most comfortable theatre” however, many locals prioritize visiting this location for the Flashback Cinema and Bargain Tuesdays.

The Market Common Farmers Market, every Saturday (seasonally) in Valor Park.

Seasonal Events

  • The Market Common Farmers Market in Valor Park, 1120 Farrow Parkway, Myrtle Beach, SC, occurs during the months of April through December. Every Saturday, from 10AM to 3PM, experience a variety of local art vendors, fresh produce, and more. Waccamaw Market Cooperative is the market organizer.
  • Myrtle Beach International Film Festival is an annual festival showcasing indie films which takes place at the Grand 14 Movie Theatre in The Market Common. Visit the official site for more details, see here.
  • Art in the Park hosts various artists of various talents; paint, jewelry, wood, and other mixed media. There are a variety of annual dates that you can catch, see here.

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