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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 Herald on MSN · 1d

Causeway delays. No parking. Blocked streets. What to expect on South Beach spring break

Garage shutdowns, DUI stops and license tag scans on causeways are starting in South Beach this week as spring break crowds arrive. Miami Beach has made no secret that the city has lost patience with spring breakers who break the rules. So once again, the city has approved some new rules and police are enforcing them.

NewsRadio WFLA on MSN · 1d

Additional Spring Break Safety Measures In Place On Miami Beach

Miami Beach's first real spring break test is here. Today through Sunday and again next Thursday through Sunday are expected to be the peak weekends attracting the largest crowds, leading Miami Beach officials to add additional safety measures.

WSVN 7News5d

Tesla driver fled traffic stop, zipped down Ocean Drive and slammed into Infiniti, police say

Police said a Tesla driver who refused to stop caused plenty of bedlam on South Beach’s iconic Ocean Drive, and<a ...

WLRN4d

'Biker boyfriend' to 'linen suit': Miami Beach hopes to attract new kind of spring break visitor

Miami Beach has made no secret that it does not want traditional spring breakers to crowd its bars, streets and beach. This ...

The Associated Press - Business News on MSN11d

Miami Beach mayor says no to getting back together a year after breaking up with spring breakers

“And that’s because when you walked around Ocean Drive and South Beach, you felt welcoming, you felt safe,” Meiner said ...

Ocean Drive Magazine7d

Amex x CARBONE BEACH Returns to Miami

Tickets are now on sale for the fourth edition of Amex x CARBONE BEACH, the exclusive three-night dining and entertainment experience set to take over Miami’s coastline from May 2-4, 2025.

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