10 Places Texans Can Spend Spring Break Instead Of Miami

It's not me it's you. That's basically what the City of Miami has said in their campaign to keep their town safe during spring break.

This may seem like a parody, but this is a real video from the City of Miami. They are not pulling any punches.

Miami Beach Is Breaking Up With Spring Break

They are trying to get the word out that they are done with unsafe situations during spring break.  According to WLRN.org the past three years during the school holiday have been more of a crime scene than a rite of passage.

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Last year's string of deadly spring break shootings was the final straw for the city, and something had to give. They had to declare a state of emergency to deal with the crowds and violence.

Spring Breakers Are Still Showing Up To Miami

If you know someone who is still planning, as many have said they are, to party in Miami during spring break, there are a ton of new rules to follow.

• Curfews
• Bag Checks
• Early Beach Closures
• DUI Checkpoints
• Parking Restrictions
• Sidewalk Cafe Closures

The strict measures for visitors are having an effect, but there have already been issues with visitors making the news this week. It's going to take more than one year of new rules to get this situation fully contained.

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Miami wants people to come and enjoy their city as they thrive on tourist dollars, but they want to change the narrative. They no longer want to be seen as an unsafe partying destination.

If you were thinking of going to Florida for spring break and this has changed your mind, here are some great alternatives. The first one is right here in Texas.