When is Spring Break?
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Public schools (elementary and HS) tend to follow one of 2 plans - in New England and some other parts of the country many schools get a week off in February inclusive of President's Day. Then there is a week off in April - sometimes inclusive of Easter and/or Passover, or, in Massachusetts, inclusive of third Monday in April (a unique holiday called Patriot's Day). <BR><BR>Other parts of the country take 1-2 weeks in March - anytime. <BR><BR>Colleges follow no pattern known to humans. So early February or April are really safe - the others will probably have someone on spring break.
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I work in HigherEd and have worked in K12. Have friends who are educators on both coasts - I am in the middle.<BR><BR>Spring Break can take place any time from the end of February through April.<BR><BR>Try booking a 10 day cruise - that will minimize the amount of kids/spring breakers on the cruise.
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Spring Break is defined as when the college kids head for the beaches.<BR><BR>The exact dates are March 15 through April 30.<BR><BR>High School kids are not considered Spring Breakers but families do fill the ships in February through April.<BR><BR>The "real" Spring Breakers do not cruise.<BR><BR>Paul
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Here is a website with dates of spring break at many schools around US and Canada:<BR><BR>http://interoz.com/springbreak/sbdates.htm<BR><BR>There are many schools who have Spring Break the first week of March and a few at the end of February. Most are mid March.<BR><BR>I personally would want to know when there are lots of teens (non college students) on a ship also!
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I'm in the business. If the resorts in Cancun, Ft. Lauderdale, etc. tell me the spring-break influx starts on March 15, so be it.<BR><BR>Call the hotels or the beer companies if you like.<BR><BR>College kids are usually under the age of 21 therefore there are not many on cruises. They will also waste their time. Have to pay for drinks and no transportation offered through the promendade.<BR><BR>Paul<BR><BR>
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I am also in the business. I work at a hotel in Daytona Beach. How much closer can you get to Spring Break?<BR><BR>Believe me, they start coming in February and dont' leave until the end of April.<BR><BR>Of course some weeks are more popular then others but Spring Break does start mid February.
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uh Paul, <BR>Michigan has their spring break the lst week of February as do some other schools. Also, Spring Breakers do cruise. Not all college kids go out and drink their liver off during spring break. I cruised during my junior year in college with about 30 guys in my fraternity. Obviously we didn't book through you since you would have told us that we don't cruise.
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Hi Jason,<BR><BR>I presumed you cruised before age restrictions. And yes I guess Ancient History majors would take a cruise over a resort stay for spring break.<BR><BR>And for Wondering .... don't you know a promendade is an icy drink like lemondade?<BR><BR>Paul
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Paul,<BR>once again, you're wrong. Only Travel Agent majors go on cruises for spring break. Then they write erroneously about them on public web sites because they can't afford their own forum. <BR><BR>Oh, and I was a business major. Perhaps, you could learn something from me since I obviously have not learned anything from you on here.<BR><BR>Have a pleasant day ; )
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Oh, and Casey - I forgot one thing. Didn't you read Paul's post? He specifically said Cancun and Ft. Lauderdale - NOT Daytona Beach. So be it! You've got your nerve! Please read these things more carefully in the future before you embarass yourself again.
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