Between alcohol bans and paid parking lots, make sure you know what to expect before you go.
Congestion builds on southbound Alabama State Route 59 from the W.C. Holmes Bridge in Gulf Shores, Ala., in this July 2021 photo. .The calendar has officially flipped over to March, which means spring and Spring Break is rapidly approaching.
Whether this Spring Break will be your first Spring Break at the beaches since COVID-19 lockdowns back in 2020, or you’re just making the annual pilgrimage to the beaches, you should make sure you know the rules regarding parking, alcohol and more before you go.The city of Gulf Shores will be continuing their alcohol ban on the beaches this year, which wasThe news isn’t too surprising once you remember some of the events that took place during Spring Break that year.
As far as parking goes, paid parking season at certain public beaches in the city resumed on March 1 and will continue until Nov. 30. You can park publicly at Gulf Place, West Beach, West Sixth Street and Little Lagoon Pass for $5 for up to four hours or $10 per day. Both cash and cards are accepted at the pay stations but they do not issue change. Gulf Shores residents and property owners who have a Hurricane Re-Entry Decal for 2019-2020 can park at all paid public parking locations for free,
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