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South Padre Island Spring Break 2009 on SPI



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Akon leads Spring Break concerts on the Island

 
Akon, Shwayze and other party acts will entertain the rowdy college kids this year at spring break on South Padre Island.

Spring Break 2009 runs from March 16 to 22 for most major Texas schools. Promoters have booked DJ Skeet Skeet, who first played the Valley with Shwayze in September and will play the Shine Martini Lounge in March, to start the festivities on March 16.

The concerts continue through the week, with raucous Miami dance act LMFAO playing March 17 and house music wizard Randy Boyer and Tritonal on March 18.

Akon, a veteran of spring break who played the Island in 2007, will headline the week with a show at the Schlitterbahn Water Park on March 20. Malibu chill rap duo Shwayze, who will play its fourth Valley show in six months, finish the week with a show on March 21.

Mooncussers, a bar opened in 2009, will host most of the acts. DJ Skeet Skeet, LMFAO and Shwayze will play the new spot, located where Tequila Frog's once was.

Randy Boyer and Tritonal will play at Club Pelican West. Akon will perform in the empty water park pool, where Willie Nelson headlined the South Padre International Music Festival in November.

Tickets for the shows are available online at www.ez-tixx.com. Akon and Randy Boyer tickets are available now. The other shows should start selling tickets soon.

 

Spring break acts:

 

-DJ Skeet Skeet

9 p.m. March 16

Mooncussers

$10 in advance

 

LMFAO

9 p.m. March 17

Mooncussers

$10 in advance

 

Randy Boyer and Tritonal

8 p.m. March 18

Club Pelican

$10

 

 

-Akon

8 p.m. March 20

Schlitterbahn

$30 and $90 VIP

 

Shwayze

9 p.m. March 21

Mooncussers

$15 in advance

 

 

 


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South Padre Island is the ultimate Spring Break destination, where over 100,000 spring break students party annually on a 5-mile strip in the Gulf of Mexico, making it the #1 spring break travel point in not only the US, but in the world!

Know as the most famous "drive down / road trip" destination in the US, acts performing during Spring Break have included 50 Cent, Ludacris, Fat Joe, Paul Oakenfold, Lil’ Flip, MTV’s DJ Skribble, and MTV Spring Break Undercover, as well as the famous Coca-Cola sponsored Sprite ReMix Beach. Plus, through our exclusive Spring Break partner, Inertia Tours. COM, you enjoy exclusive events with MTV’s The Real World celebrities MJ from Philly, and Danny from Austin. As well as FHM appearance parties & killer side trips such as the Mexico Border Bash & Party Yacht Cruise at Tequila Frogs.

For more information on complete spring break travel packages to South Padre Island with Inertia Tours, please click below.
 

 


 



south padre spring break girls  Released Back Into Civilization

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SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, TX—In what wildlifestyle reformation volunteers are calling a "positive step," the first group of rehabilitated south padre spring break girls  were released back into the civilized world Monday, and early signs indicate that they are adjusting smoothly, according to the director of the group responsible for their rescue.

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Two south padre spring break girls  in their natural habitat, just before capture at the height of molting season.

"At first, the girls were disoriented," said Janet Ottley, director of the South Padre Island Wild Life Rescue Foundation. "They were frightened by the absence of familiar comforts such as overt male attention, binge drinking, and camcorders. But over time, we've seen improvement: so far, no reports of nipple exposure, so we're very hopeful."

The 11 girls were captured nearly one month ago during their annual spring migration to the area and then put through an intensive rehabilitation program. "They have come a very long way," Ottley said. "When we first brought them into our clinic, they could barely function beyond baring their breasts, and they communicated solely through loud, sustained hoots."

As their subspecies does every year, the south padre spring break girls , roaming in packs, flocked to bars and clubs during the spring break migratory season. Lured by drink specials, promotional merchandise, and the chance to "go wild," they were discovered at Señor Chug Chug's, a nightspot where the girls gathered to perform a mating ritual in which brief nudity is exchanged for Jell-O shots and Smirnoff Ice trucker hats.

Rescue volunteers identified the south padre spring break girls  by their torn tank tops, threadbare Daisy Duke-style cutoff shorts, hair extension plumage, and bright orange skin with patterned lower-back markings.

Park ranger Jeff Macken, who assisted in the rescue effort, said they attracted the girls with bright lights similar to those of camera crews. "We had planned to catch them with a net, then sedate them," Macken said. "But we found that shooting them with tranquilizer darts was not as effective as taking a page from nature and putting Rohypnol in their exotic drinks."

The girls were put through an intensive recovery program and, over several weeks, slowly phased back into civilized behavior. Trainers gently conditioned them not only to reduce breast baring, but also to shower alone instead of in pairs or threesomes, and to drink from glasses rather than from each other's navels.

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Captured south padre spring break girls  in a simulated classroom setting, where tracking collars that emit a slight shock are used to curb the girls' instinct to jump up on desks and remove their tops.

Despite the girls' early positive response, Ottley said that there is still a risk that they could revert to their wild state, so she continued to severely restrict their exposure to the outside world. "Any proximity to a D-list celebrity, a song by Poison, or a neon beer bong could set reintegration back to square one," Ottley said.

In later stages, long-sleeved shirts and full-bottomed panties were reintroduced into their wardrobes. Finally, they were taught to engage in basic economic exchanges, rather than breast-jiggling for plastic beads.

Critics of the program argue that girls, after they've gone wild, can never function at the same level as girls who remain tame, and, once reintroduced into society, pose a threat to non-wild girls.

"Let's face it, they were in the wild too long," said Fort Lauderdale car-show organizer Daryl Dykstra. "At best, they might become spokes models, but only through hard work and constant validation." Dykstra reluctantly conceded that they might have some use as Hooters waitresses or tanning-salon clerks.

Ottley disagreed, saying that south padre spring break girls  are "entirely capable" of rejoining society.

"They will be tagged with radio-equipped belly-button rings to alert us of any sign of G-strings or wet T-shirts," Ottley said. "Continual monitoring is essential, because you never really know just how wild these girls could get."

 

18 to party, 21 to drink in South Padre Island.

Kegs & alcohol are legal on the beach in South Padre Island saving you money from expensive hotel drinks

You can drive there, which keeps it inexpensive

Incredible beaches -- ranked the 7th best beach in the US by the Travel Channel

South Padre is further south than Miami, meaning excellent, tropical weather that's not cold like much of Florida that is on spring break

Trips are Incredibly Inclusive, with 14 restaurant meals, free party beverages, & more for about the same price as a boring hotel room

Onsite American Staff 24/7 available, as well as a retail office in Sun chase Mall

Optional Red Carpet VIP Party Package includes all cover charges, celebrity entertainment & DJ's, and two optional side trips – all under $100 bucks

Inertia has no age restrictions on condo rentals – you don't have to be 18 even 21 like some resorts require

South Padre Island is the perfect spring break choice for large groups, those on a limited travel budget, or for those groups that prefer to keep it in the United States.


Spring breakers and families book flights to South Padre to coexist under the same sun and appreciate the relaxation, remoteness, and simplicity of the little piece of land that captures the essence of fun. South of all the major cities like San Antonio, Houston, Dallas, and El Paso, South Padre is a resort town at the southern tip of the Texas that leaves the bustling city life behind, and focuses instead on the advantages of its location. In a limbo of Mexican and Texan cultures, South Padre is blessed with beautifully clear Gulf waters, soft breezes, and a cozy area, spanning only a few blocks wide and 5 miles long.
It’s tiny space captures the perfect atmosphere for lively nightlife, beachside bliss, and unforgettable travel stories to bring home. Memories won’t be the only thing you bring with you on your return South Padre flight, though –there are plenty of stores, hotels, restaurants, and bars where you can grab fun and meaningful souvenirs to always remember your South Padre travel.
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When to Fly to South Padre Island
If you’re booking flights to South Padre Island in search of sun and sand, then the best time to go is undoubtedly the warmer half of the year, between April and October. Spring Breakers flock to the area from February to April, so if you don’t want to be stuck doing tequila shots at Senior Frogs, plan your South Padre Island trip after Spring Break season.
Be careful if you’re planning your South Padre flight toward the end of the hot season, though, because the month of September brings the most rainfall of any other month in the year. Wintertime stays cool in the 50’s and 60’s, and since it’s not prime time to sunbathe, you’re likely to find deals on accommodations and cheap flights to South Padre during that time. The months between September and November call for the occasional hurricane, but most of them aren’t seriously damaging.
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South Padre Island Insider Information
Nightlife: Aside from beaches, nightlife is one of the main reasons that college students book flights to South Padre each year. Spring break hails droves of young partiers from all over the country to saddle up and dance through the night.. Everywhere you look at any time of the day, there’s a place to enjoy a beachside cocktail. Shoreline bars create the perfect setting for warm, sultry nights perfect for meeting other travelers, listening to live music, and relaxing. No matter what kind of establishment you’re looking for, a collection of pubs, clubs, dive bars, lounges, and saloons jams together near the water, creating limitless possibilities for each evening of your South Padre travel excursion.
Beaches: If you were busy dancing the night away and are looking for a little refuge, head to the shore. Beautiful, white sand beaches are the perfect daytime escapes to either nap in the sun, work on your tan, dive into the waves, or play games on the sand. Even if you’re not a spring breaker in search of daytime recuperation, families book flights to South Padre solely to experience the fun and kid-friendly activities (like windsurfing, swimming, and snorkeling).. With 23 access points along the island, free parking, the beach is convenient place to unwind.
Museums: When drinking, dancing, and sunbathing have taken over your South Padre travel plans, sometimes it’s nice to do something different. If you’re in the mood to learn a little more about this tiny Texas hot-spot then head to the Port Isabel Historical Museum, set in an 1899 Victorian commercial building. The museum focuses on the history of the area, and the unique building once served as a supply depot for the Mexican-American War. Interactive exhibits display fascinating war artifacts, and toward the end of the tour, you’ll see the popular 1906 Victor Morales Fish Mural – a nod to the natural resources and economy of the area. If the kids are in tow, head to the Treasures of the Gulf Museum, where three Spanish shipwrecks from the 1550’s are highlighted and showcased through murals, artifacts, performances, and a fun discovery lab.