several other small parks were relocated to "mini-park," called the Pavilion Nostalgia Park that is located at Broadway at the Beach also in Myrtle Beach, that opened in 2007. Even though the area where the Pavilion used to be still sits vacant, and several nearby business have been devastated by the loss, both the Pavilion Nostalgia Park and a commemorative historical marker will not allow The Pavilion's memory and history to be lost. The slogan for the Farewell Season was "One More Ride, One More Thrill, One More Memory, One Last Time." Closure The owners of the Pavilion, Burroughs & Chapin, announced shortly before its 2006 opening that that would be its final season. The cause of the park's closure was due to financial issues. The 2006 season ended for the public on September 24, 2006, although a select number of people were able to participate in a "Last Ride" event held on September 30, 2006. The farewell season proved extremely popular and the park enjoyed record attendance and profits. Several online petitions were circulated in hopes of saving the Pavilion, but Burroughs & Chapin stated that financial instability would force them to shut down park operations. At about the time the closing was announced, construction on the Hard Rock Park (later renamed Freestyle Music Park and also in Myrtle Beach) was set to begin, which would also later close. The park's historic carousel and the Baden Band Organ were subsequently relocated to Broadway at the Beach, also in Myrtle Beach; however, the Haunted Hotel and the multimillion-dollar Hurricane were demolished. Hurricane's trains were sold to Kings Island in Mason, Ohio, and were used on Son of Beast until its closure and eventual demolition in 2009 and 2012, respectively. A new, smaller "mini-park" called the Pavilion Nostalgia Park has been created, featuring a few of the old rides and attractions, including the carousel and organ. This park, located at Broadway at the Beach, opened July 4, 2007. The organ was moved in June 2014 to where it could no longer be seen, and people complained, but Burroughs & Chapin planned to find a new location for it. The ocean-front Pavilion and the amusement park area were demolished between December 2006 and summer 2007. As of 2010, the lot had been mostly unused and empty. Although there is no longer a Pavilion, tourists still visit the area, attracted by the local