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Ten Best Places to Party in Fort Lauderdale for Spring Break

Ahhhh... Spring break -- That magical time of year when sex-thirsty collegiates throw caution to the wind and party like they're in a Rick Ross music video. For those planning to venture to the wonderful city of Fort Lauderdale, or those who are currently here, wondering why all the locals have been donning jackets, we've compiled a list of the ten best places to get one's drink on.

10. Exit 66

This nightclub offers a truly unique experience with five blue collar vogue rooms and 1960's-inspired décor. Check out one of their many events open to the public or book a private party of your own. Even more impressive than the inside is the outside where there's a beautiful pool complete with cabanas and a DJ. You can enjoy the hot Florida sun at their weekly pool parties every Saturday and Sunday at 1pm.

9. The Gallery at Beach Place

Beach Place provides three floors of fun right by Fort Lauderdale Beach. On the ground level, you can enjoy shopping at some unique stores and vendors. Stop by Fat Tuesday on the second floor for one of their delicious specialty frozen drinks. Across the catwalk is Lulu's Bait Shack where you can grab a tasty meal. They also showcase live bands every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night. Wednesday through Sunday you can enjoy dueling pianos at Soprano's Piano Bar on the third floor. If Beethoven is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a piano, fear not! You won't hear any classical music during this high-energy show, but old school favorites like the Beatles and AC/DC. Of course, if you're more of a traditional American who steers clear of places that are different... you can always stop by Hooters, also located on the third floor.

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