MB Reality Check - City of Miami Beach

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Consistent with last year’s spring break, Miami Beach will once again impose tough measures in March to reinforce the message that the city is not interested in being a spring break party destination. Disorderly crowds, lawless behavior and violence will not be tolerated.

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WHAT TO EXPECT...

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$100 Parking

Curfews

Heavy Police Presence

Security Checkpoints

DUI Enforcement

... and more

The show is fake, but the consequences are real

They lived it so you don't have to.

Parking Restrictions

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Beach Rules

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Goodwill Ambassadors

Goodwill Ambassadors wearing pink “Take Care of Our City” T-shirts will be around the Entertainment District to answer visitor questions, provide directions and give tips on how to enjoy the city responsibly.

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Year-Round Laws & Regulations of Miami Beach

The following is illegal:

Consumption of alcohol in public.
Smoking on beaches or in parks.
Narcotics and marijuana.
Driving under the influence.
Driving a scooter or vehicle irresponsibly.
Violence of any kind.

Prohibited on the beach:

Cigarettes.
Coolers, inflatable devices, tents or tables.
Loud music.
Glass containers.
Styrofoam, plastic straws and balloons.

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Click here to download the Spring Break Traffic Plan Map

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Short Term Rentals

Many short-term rentals, including those purchased on Airbnb and VRBO, booked for a time period of less than six months and one day are illegal in the City of Miami Beach. Fines range from $1,000 per day/per violation for the first violation to $5,000 per day/per violation for repeat violations. For more information, visit www.practicesaferenting.com.