Having to pay $100 for parking or a $532 towing fee, running into barricades, and stopping at checkpoints to get to the beach are some of the obstacles that spring break tourists face this weekend in Miami Beach.

As Miami Beach readies for the busiest weekends of spring break, several new rules are going into effect to help maintain a safe atmosphere. It's a project two years in the making in which city officials have made it clear that raucous behavior will not be tolerated and those caught breaking the law will go to jail.

After last year’s viral “break up” with spring break video, Miami Beach doubled down with another tongue-in-cheek PSA — a 90-second “Spring Break Reality Check” spoof where actors depict a friend group of spring breakers that fall apart from the drama of strict rules, curfews and $100 parking fees.

Florida beach towns are cracking down on spring breakers. They're warning partygoers to expect expensive parking, curfews, DUI checkpoints and heavy police presence.