Tourists react to Miami Beach's spring break restrictions

Tourists react to Miami Beach's spring break restrictions as one of the busiest weekends begins
Miami Beach is bracing for what could be one of the busiest spring break weekends as the city begins rolling out restrictions in hopes of maintaining order.
Miami Beach’s spring break kicks off quietly with sparse party crowds, more families
For a family, it is way better now,’ Andre Breaux said. ‘Even if you are a young kid, you still get to enjoy it, but it’s not as wild as it used to be.’
Miami Beach police officers start enforcing stricter spring break rules
Having to pay $100 for parking or a $532 towing fee, running into barricades, and stopping at checkpoints to get to the beach are some of the obstacles that spring break tourists face this weekend in Miami Beach.
Miami Beach implements new rules, hefty parking and towing fees for spring break
As Miami Beach readies for the busiest weekends of spring break, several new rules are going into effect to help maintain a safe atmosphere. It's a project two years in the making in which city officials have made it clear that raucous behavior will not be tolerated and those caught breaking the law will go to jail.
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Toughest spring break restrictions on Miami Beach start today. See the rules here
Miami Beach has one message for spring breakers: choosing to spend your vacation in the city will be drama-filled, but not in a fun way. And the toughest restrictions will go into effect Thursday. In their follow up campaign to “Miami Beach Is Breaking Up With Spring Break,
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In Miami Beach, years of chaos from spring breakers led to strict restrictions, but local businesses are wondering about the impact.
Causeway delays. No parking. Blocked streets. What to expect on South Beach spring break
In the evening, traffic slowed to a standstill into Miami Beach from the MacArthur Causeway as city officers and Florida Highway Patrol deputies began a license plate reader detail on Sunday, March 10, 2024 eastbound between Star Island and Terminal Island in Miami Beach, Florida. Carl Juste [email protected]
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Sights and sounds from the first day of spring break in Miami Beach
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