QUEENSLAND'S prostitution taskforce will crack down on 'balcony boobies' at this weekend's Gold Coast 600 motorsport carnival.

With an estimated 200,000 people expected to flood Surfers Paradise over the weekend, police will also launch Operation Seymour Mark II, a three-day blitz against crime on the Gold Coast.

Speaking to the media this morning, Gold Coast District Superintendent Paul Ziebarth said the prostitution squad would be out in force in Surfers Paradise for the turbo-charged revhead festival, which gets under way tomorrow.

In previous years, high-rise balcony parties featuring topless or naked waitresses and sometimes explicit sex acts, have attracted serious complaints.

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh has previously said such acts would not be tolerated and Supt Ziebarth this morning confirmed police would be on the look-out for any anti-social behaviour taking place on high-rise balconies.

He warned those guilty of lewd behaviour could face heavy fines as well as eviction from their apartments.

Seymour II follows on from the successful zero-tolerance operation which finished last month.

The original Operation Seymour was launched after a crime-wave of armed hold-ups on the Gold Coast, including the tragic shooting death of Coomera detective Damian Leeding.