ARTICLE: Best and Worst US Vacation Cities

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/tr...wallet/ss-AAzEKf4?li=BBnb7Kz&ocid=mailsignout


From Expensive to Inexpensive:
30. San Francisco, California
29. New York City, New York
28. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
27. Washington, DC
26. Los Angeles, California
25. St. Louis, Missouri
24. Atlanta, Georgia
23. Baltimore, Maryland
22. Boston, Massachusetts
21. Kansas City, Missouri
20. Chicago, Illinois
19. Houston, Texas
18. Miami, Florida
17. Charlotte, North Carolina
16. Dallas, Texas
15. Columbus, Ohio
14. San Jose, California
13. New Orleans, Louisiana
12. Seattle, Washington
11. Portland, Oregon
10. San Diego, California
9. Detroit, Michigan
8. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
7. Phoenix, Arizona
6. Denver, Colorado
5. Austin, Texas
4. Salt Lake City, Utah
3. San Antonio, Texas
2. Les Vegas, Nevada
1. Orlando, Florida

 

What about Detroit?

 

They have Portland and Seattle as more expensive than San Diego. I don’t agree with that. (Although Seattle is getting more expensive).

And I think Boston should be higher.

I’ve been to several cities on the list. Lots of great places to visit across the US. I don’t have any plans to go overseas anytime soon for my travels. Plenty of places here I still haven’t been to.

 

I think Detroit would be an interesting city to visit. Urban exploration of abandon buildings it kinda cool. And Detroit has plenty of abandoned buildings.

 

I live 30 minutes away from detroit and i used to work in detroit doing plumbing and sewage repairs and let me tell you, i survived, but im not sure how lol. There are some rough characters there and i had some awkward moments. You definitely dont want to be there at night. That being said, the west side is a lot better off than the east side, the east side is straight up ghetto.

 

@HopeForBrightFuture Yeah, I don't see a point ranking San Diego higher than Portland, Seattle, and other US cities, though that city is quite expensive for both vacation and living. MSN is dumb sometimes.