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Best & Worst Cities for 4th of July Celebration

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Best & Worst Cities for 4th of July Celebrations

With the Fourth of July just days away and the average household expected to spend $370.75 in celebration, the personal-finance website WalletHub followed up on its Fourth of July 2016 By The Numbers Report by identifying 2016’s Best & Worst Cities for Fourth of July Celebrations.

More specifically, we evaluated how well the 100 largest U.S. cities balance holiday cost and fun, using 16 key metrics such as fireworks-show duration, three-star hotel prices and the weather forecast. You can find a snapshot of the results below.

Best Cities for Fourth of July Celebrations
1 Seattle, WA 11 Madison, WI
2 Minneapolis, MN 12 New York, NY
3 New Orleans, LA 13 Omaha, NE
4 Washington, DC 14 Cincinnati, OH
5 Portland, OR 15 Boston, MA
6 St. Louis, MO 16 Baltimore, MD
7 San Diego, CA 17 Atlanta, GA
8 Milwaukee, WI 18 Pittsburgh, PA
9 San Francisco, CA 19 Chicago, IL
10 Orlando, FL 20 Honolulu, HI

Key Stats

  • Virginia Beach, Va., has the highest price of a three-star hotel room, $172, which is four times higher than in Oklahoma City, the city with the lowest, $40.
  • Las Vegas has the highest average price of a Fourth of July party ticket, $124, which is 8 times higher than in Atlanta, the city with the lowest, $15.
  • St. Petersburg, Fla., has the highest duration of the fireworks show, 60 minutes, which is four times higher than in Atlanta, the city with the lowest, 15 minutes.
  • The top five most popular Fourth of July destinations are Chicago, Las Vegas, Washington, Orlando and San Diego.
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