Ash Kelley

It was late by the time they reached Santa Fe, but the four boys decided they didn't want to waste any time.

So they started making their way to South Padre around midnight.

In total, it took about nine hours for them to get there, including two stops along the way.

But there was really no time to rest.

As soon as they checked into the hotel, they showered, they ate, and they hit the beach.

Yeah.

This is their last trip.

Let's go.

They got to make the most of it.

Now, with roughly a quarter of a million students expected at South Padre that spring break, the entire area had been transformed in anticipation of all these kids' arrivals.

According to journalist Gary Cartwright, the weekend attractions and offerings included beer companies sponsoring an unprecedented variety of entertainment, including free movies, free concert, free calls home,

Which like, please just think about that.

Yeah, which is wild.

And surf simulator rides.

Yeah.

So it's just like all kinds of things going on.

Yeah, again, it's just like let loose.

It reminds me of like just that little like snippet reminds me of Saved by the Bell when they go on that like beach vacation.

Oh my God, yes.

Right?