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I hear you...but... These kids are either teaming up and staying in those expensive rooms...or going a little North... because this spring was the first time I saw breakers at the hotels north of Sunrise. They were packed actually. Saw kids hanging out on the balconies and walking the streets...

I heard about that but it got removed before I could use... I mean SEE it.

It's died down severely.

Kids aren't coming to Miami if they're getting harassed and not having fun, it don't matter what clubs are here.

What are you talkin about? The city of Miami is not immune to this process. How else do you think Memorial Day weekend died down?

Because raising hotel is not how you deter spring breakers. You enforce alcohol laws, increase police presence, start arresting and harassing kids every 10 minutes, etc. You make things uncomfortable for them and eventually they stop coming. That's exactly how Fort Lauderdale and Daytona did it.

Break Out Another Thousand

Yes I know.

It's definitely something that can be almost completely ended. Daytona accomplished it. So did Fort Lauderdale years ago.

I don't know how familiar you are with the Fort Lauderdale Beach area, but nowadays most of the hotels on the strip are relatively high-priced. Like you said, that usually keeps breakers away. However, this is the first year that I saw Spring Breakers occupying the cheaper hotels north of...

Some level of chaos is expected with any Spring Break but South Beach has been abnormally wild this year. It's never been this bad. Every spring break destination goes through this process where it simply becomes too much to handle and changes have to be made. When I was in college Daytona was...