Every PCB spring break week runs on a rotation of theme nights. Here's what each one is, what to wear, and where they land on the Club Card calendar.

Señor Frog’s PCB Spring Break Guide
If Hammerhead Fred’s is the night, Señor Frog’s is the afternoon that turns into the night. It’s the venue where the PCB Club Card calendar puts its day parties and its bead-throwing Pardi Gras nights. Here’s the guide.
What runs at Señor Frog’s
- Day parties. The official beach-blast style afternoons — music, drinks, sun, the bridge between beach and club.
- Pardi Gras. Beads, beats, and the night that borrows New Orleans for a few hours.
- Glow nights on the season calendar in recent years.
The exact 2027 schedule is published per week; check Week 2, Week 3, and Week 4 for confirmed nights.
The vibe
Louder and looser than a nightclub, earlier in the day, and the drink menu leans into the brand. It’s the place you go with the group at 3 p.m. and lose track of time. Wear something you don’t mind getting a drink spilled on.
Getting in
The PCB Club Card covers official day parties and nightly events here, including selected free drinks. Individual tickets are sold per event. 21+ unless the listing says all-ages; bring a real ID.
Tips
- Day parties fill by mid-afternoon in peak week. Arrive early for a good spot.
- Eat first. Day-party-to-night without dinner is how people lose Wednesday.
- Sunscreen. It’s outdoors, and March sun on the Gulf is stronger than it feels.
- Sort the ride home before the night portion starts.
Getting there
It’s in the club district, walkable from central Front Beach Road. Walkable lodging covers the same circle.
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