As part of its yearslong effort to curb raucous partying, the city created “Reality Check,” a video in which revelers break the rules and suffer the consequences.

It started last year, when the city launched an expensive ad campaign telling spring breakers that the party was over and announcing new curfews and fines, as well as heavier law enforcement.

“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 ...

You gotta fight for your right to party! Miami Beach high society is fighting back against the city’s new crackdown on extravagant, “commercial-grade,” parties ahead of Art Basel ...

The 90-second video, titled “Miami Beach Spring Break Reality Check,” is a spoof of a reality show in which a young group of friends is excited for a spring break excursion — “Miami Beach, here we ...

A mysterious Miami party boy, Daniel Liburdi ... was previously part of a group of area residents who battled Miami Beach officials over a recent crackdown on extravagant, “commercial-grade ...

will launch a marketing campaign aimed at notifying potential spring breakers that Miami Beach is not interested in being a party destination and will not tolerate disorderly behavior," the memo ...

Miami Beach will “always be a place where you can party till you drop ... Miami Beach has it all, but like the rest of South Florida, “it can be really transient, and if you move here ...