The Key West Business Guild says it’s taking spring break to a “whole new level.” The goal is to attract college students who are looking to “enjoy nightlife, fun people and all the things Key West has to offer.” Dr. Joe Nicolosi with the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality says that’s true, if they mean sinking to a new low.

“My first thought is, ‘Just another gay party. It’s a very, very decadent; it’s a very decadent scene.”

Along with drag shows, beach parties and contests, the plan is to hold ‘networking and leadership development activities’ for homosexual collegians. Nicolosi’s not buying it.

“It looks like it’s an important meeting, it’s an important occasion, but really it’s an opportunity for cruising.”

The Key West Business Guild claims it’s not just for students, adult gays are welcome as well. Translated, that means a neon invitation for sexual predators.

“It means that every predator who can afford an airfare and has nothing else to do that weekend is going to fly down and start cruising these young kids.”

Scott Davis, Director of student ministries with Exodus International, worries most about college students who are questioning their sexuality.

“It’s going to be a very confusing situation for them. They’re going to be looking for a life that’s meaningful and satisfying and instead they’re going to really find the hedonism and senseless sexuality that Key West is so famous for.”

Missing from Gay Spring Break is the emotional pain and physical disease that often remain once the party is over.