Spring break marched on in Miami Beach Saturday, but with little of the historical fanfare residents and tourists expect. What is considered the city’s second “peak weekend” of the holiday felt far from deserving of the “peak” tag — small crowds, sparing music and more locals.

South Florida police dispersed a large gathering on Sunny Isles Beach during spring break due to the event not having a permit. Miami Beach, with stricter rules, remained relatively quiet.

Miami Beach is bracing for what could be one of the busiest spring break weekends as the city begins rolling out restrictions in hopes of maintaining order.