Spring Break in Fort Lauderdale
Spring Break students have declared Fort Lauderdale as the 'new Miami' after a judge upheld the midnight curfew, leading to an influx of revelers to the city's beaches. Despite strict rules and bans, students engaged in drinking, drug use, and fighting, with some praising the police for their laid-back approach. The city welcomed the students, hoping they would return in the future.
Key Points
- Judge upholds midnight curfew, leading to Fort Lauderdale becoming popular among Spring Break students
- Students engage in drinking, drug use, and fighting despite strict rules
- City officials and police receive mixed reactions from students
- Governor DeSantis emphasizes the importance of maintaining order during Spring Break
Pros
- Increased business for bars in Fort Lauderdale
- Students praise the city for safety and less trouble compared to Miami
- Police receive positive feedback for their approach
Cons
- Violations of curfew and alcohol bans
- Reports of drug use and underage drinking
- Concerns over safety and drug overdoses