Freestyle Park
The original owners of the former Hard Rock Park, which filed for bankruptcy in September and is set to open under new ownership on Saturday as Freestyle Music Park, are suing the new owners for trademark infringement and unfair competition, according to court documents.
The new owners of Freestyle Music Park, the former Hard Rock Park, continued working toward their May 23 reopening on Friday, unveiling a new kids show and putting up a Freestyle Music Park sign near the entrance of the attraction.
Freestyle Music Park, formerly called Hard Rock Park, will open its doors at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 23, for its second season, according to a count-down clock posted on the park's Web site.
More More news Headlines
- Man arrested after he got upset about Myrtle Beach club closing
- A challenge to find the Challenger of youth
- Man killed crossing U.S. 17 identified
- Crime blotter: Three teen girls caught fighting
- Woes persist for Myrtle Beach bank
- Little River couple lived to help others
- 2nd woman faces charges in S.C. girl's beating death
- Police | Fire at home of former councilwoman
- NAACP: Horry County administrator search flawed
- Pedestrian dies after being hit by SUV in Myrtle Beach
