Most Fun Cities in America (2026)

Everyone’s brand of fun is different. Some people like trying new restaurants, traveling, visiting bars and clubs, or playing outdoor sports, for example. Others enjoy things like riding roller coasters, going to the movies or playing video games. But having fun can be expensive – the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the average American spends over $3,600 on entertainment annually.

The decision of where to live could save or cost you a lot of money and fun, so it’s fair to wonder what makes a fun city. At WalletHub, we define such a place as one that offers a little bit of everything for everyone — except maybe people seeking the most extreme thrills. In a city with enough variety, you won’t have to compromise with your friends, family, or even yourself about the next fun activity to do alone or together.

To help Americans find the cities with the most significant number and variety of fun yet cost-effective options, WalletHub compared more than 180 U.S. cities based on 65 key metrics. They range from fitness centers per capita to movie costs to the average business hours of breweries.

Top 5 Most Fun Cities

1. Las Vegas, NV
2. Orlando, FL
3. Miami, FL
4. Atlanta, GA
5. New Orleans, LA


“The most fun cities naturally include some of the most popular tourist destinations in the U.S., like Las Vegas, Orlando and Miami, but these cities are far more than tourist traps. They provide a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities for all types of interests, from sports to theaters to arcades, and they have plenty of diverse restaurants to try. The top cities offer affordable options for year-round fun for their residents, which is good for residents’ wallets and their mental health.”

Chip Lupo, WalletHub Analyst

Table of Contents
Main FindingsIn-Depth Look at the Most Fun CitiesAsk the ExpertsMethodology

Main Findings

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Most Fun Cities in America

Overall Rank*	City	Total Score	Entertainment & Recreation Rank	Nightlife & Parties Rank	Costs Rank
1	Las Vegas, NV	75.00	1	1	15
2	Orlando, FL	64.88	3	3	72
3	Miami, FL	59.52	7	2	158
4	Atlanta, GA	57.68	8	7	96
5	New Orleans, LA	56.56	20	4	85
6	Houston, TX	54.65	21	10	20
7	San Francisco, CA	54.29	4	5	178
8	Austin, TX	54.21	22	6	82
9	Portland, OR	53.16	17	9	108
10	Cincinnati, OH	52.86	14	17	34
11	Chicago, IL	52.57	11	12	147
12	Denver, CO	52.40	15	11	122
13	St. Louis, MO	52.20	18	18	13
14	New York, NY	51.45	5	8	181
15	Fort Lauderdale, FL	50.86	10	15	160
16	Tampa, FL	50.55	9	29	94
17	Los Angeles, CA	50.18	13	16	148
18	Honolulu, HI	49.68	2	26	176
19	Washington, DC	49.30	12	14	174
20	Seattle, WA	49.21	16	13	168
21	San Diego, CA	48.10	6	27	167
22	Salt Lake City, UT	47.30	19	25	89
23	San Antonio, TX	46.74	33	24	14
24	Pittsburgh, PA	46.09	24	31	92
25	Philadelphia, PA	45.98	23	20	140
26	Dallas, TX	44.70	35	23	99
27	Reno, NV	44.61	54	21	47
28	Phoenix, AZ	44.54	28	35	76
29	Boston, MA	43.96	25	19	175
30	Sacramento, CA	43.84	31	22	130
31	Tucson, AZ	43.33	26	65	42
32	Nashville, TN	43.24	40	30	98
33	St. Petersburg, FL	43.08	34	49	49
34	Indianapolis, IN	43.00	60	28	27
35	Richmond, VA	42.75	29	36	115
36	Milwaukee, WI	42.42	43	42	37
37	Kansas City, MO	42.30	66	32	18
38	Minneapolis, MN	42.28	37	43	93
39	Jacksonville, FL	41.90	36	47	97
40	Birmingham, AL	41.64	63	45	38
41	Charleston, SC	41.62	27	72	100
42	Scottsdale, AZ	41.61	32	60	75
43	Charlotte, NC	41.38	50	34	91
44	Louisville, KY	41.37	30	56	107
45	Raleigh, NC	41.26	67	40	29
46	Cleveland, OH	40.85	57	48	35
47	Baton Rouge, LA	40.49	69	33	71
48	Chattanooga, TN	40.38	55	50	57
49	Knoxville, TN	40.24	45	67	48
50	Henderson, NV	39.85	81	38	31
51	Tulsa, OK	39.85	74	61	6
52	Omaha, NE	39.73	42	79	36
53	Buffalo, NY	39.56	59	46	95
54	Tempe, AZ	39.36	49	74	45
55	Columbia, SC	39.36	52	71	66
56	Oklahoma City, OK	39.21	79	69	1
57	Baltimore, MD	39.07	46	53	112
58	Columbus, OH	38.89	48	73	61
59	Rochester, NY	38.81	41	54	131
60	Fort Worth, TX	38.67	83	39	63
61	Albuquerque, NM	38.63	38	98	56
62	El Paso, TX	38.49	68	92	2
63	Portland, ME	38.32	39	66	134
64	Mobile, AL	37.77	95	51	50
65	Detroit, MI	37.74	93	52	10
66	Colorado Springs, CO	37.63	51	80	81
67	Memphis, TN	37.55	85	63	33
68	Grand Rapids, MI	37.27	76	75	54
69	Boise, ID	37.26	61	94	24
70	Providence, RI	37.24	71	41	141
71	Arlington, TX	36.78	87	55	69
72	Tallahassee, FL	36.58	101	59	78
73	Oakland, CA	36.40	73	37	159
74	Wilmington, DE	36.39	78	64	111
75	Wichita, KS	36.03	125	76	4
76	Durham, NC	35.95	110	68	26
77	Madison, WI	35.71	53	88	113
78	Plano, TX	35.62	70	89	90
79	Cape Coral, FL	35.59	86	86	74
80	Lincoln, NE	35.55	80	85	62
81	Gulfport, MS	35.50	147	44	73
82	St. Paul, MN	35.40	62	114	19
83	Long Beach, CA	35.34	56	58	165
84	Overland Park, KS	35.27	115	127	7
85	Huntsville, AL	35.14	128	70	64
86	Virginia Beach, VA	35.02	44	117	103
87	Springfield, MO	34.87	114	97	8
88	North Las Vegas, NV	34.22	123	62	32
89	Shreveport, LA	34.18	134	90	30
90	Winston-Salem, NC	33.92	99	105	21
91	Norfolk, VA	33.72	65	119	104
92	Rapid City, SD	33.66	89	108	70
93	Sioux Falls, SD	33.60	139	100	22
94	Corpus Christi, TX	33.32	98	116	9
95	Greensboro, NC	33.17	105	99	23
96	Fayetteville, NC	32.95	149	111	3
97	Huntington Beach, CA	32.73	75	83	161
98	Pembroke Pines, FL	32.71	96	91	125
99	Bakersfield, CA	32.69	112	102	55
100	Lexington-Fayette, KY	32.32	92	113	41
101	Anchorage, AK	32.16	47	154	153
102	Spokane, WA	31.97	77	135	77
103	Akron, OH	31.95	116	109	51
104	Chandler, AZ	31.92	107	126	46
105	Garden Grove, CA	31.91	94	84	136
106	Anaheim, CA	31.90	82	82	149
107	Glendale, AZ	31.61	100	134	43
108	Irvine, CA	31.61	58	125	164
109	Tacoma, WA	31.56	104	96	117
110	Jackson, MS	31.55	168	77	106
111	Mesa, AZ	31.46	90	138	53
112	Billings, MT	31.44	113	104	102
113	Fort Wayne, IN	31.36	108	149	16
114	Vancouver, WA	31.17	91	147	88
115	Montgomery, AL	30.90	169	140	12
116	Fort Smith, AR	30.88	159	118	59
117	Toledo, OH	30.87	119	150	11
118	San Jose, CA	30.76	64	87	179
119	Hialeah, FL	30.76	121	57	163
120	Aurora, CO	30.75	127	106	84
121	Fargo, ND	30.72	132	143	60
122	Missoula, MT	30.64	84	95	155
123	Burlington, VT	30.59	111	78	156
124	Chesapeake, VA	30.56	102	146	114
125	Charleston, WV	30.43	172	158	25
126	Des Moines, IA	30.25	133	123	52
127	Amarillo, TX	29.91	152	166	5
128	Lubbock, TX	29.77	135	142	39
129	Glendale, CA	29.75	88	124	137
130	Las Cruces, NM	29.73	131	170	28
131	Worcester, MA	29.45	150	93	127
132	Peoria, AZ	29.34	144	130	105
133	Casper, WY	29.25	126	173	67
134	Riverside, CA	29.11	106	115	123
135	Salem, OR	28.91	154	81	135
136	San Bernardino, CA	28.90	166	103	101
137	Little Rock, AR	28.86	148	145	68
138	New Haven, CT	28.71	145	128	116
139	Augusta, GA	28.62	171	152	40
140	Juneau, AK	28.60	72	157	172
141	Huntington, WV	28.29	139	137	110
142	Columbus, GA	28.27	170	168	17
143	Gilbert, AZ	28.25	138	153	87
144	Cedar Rapids, IA	28.24	161	120	109
145	Newark, NJ	28.16	122	122	138
146	Modesto, CA	27.95	129	112	142
147	Newport News, VA	27.91	165	133	86
148	Irving, TX	27.85	157	162	65
149	Garland, TX	27.80	156	161	44
150	Bismarck, ND	27.80	142	177	78
151	Santa Ana, CA	27.76	130	101	157
152	Oceanside, CA	27.71	97	151	143
153	Columbia, MD	27.38	109	139	151
154	Fresno, CA	27.04	117	132	133
155	Santa Clarita, CA	26.85	136	141	139
156	Port St. Lucie, FL	26.84	162	107	129
157	Nampa, ID	26.57	178	159	83
158	Jersey City, NJ	26.56	103	121	173
159	Aurora, IL	26.17	153	165	119
160	Warwick, RI	25.94	124	129	166
161	Manchester, NH	25.75	141	110	170
162	Stockton, CA	25.73	120	164	124
163	Dover, DE	25.47	176	172	121
164	Grand Prairie, TX	24.77	163	174	126
165	Rancho Cucamonga, CA	24.61	151	163	128
166	Fontana, CA	24.55	180	160	132
167	Chula Vista, CA	24.26	160	136	145
168	West Valley City, UT	24.25	167	169	120
169	Cheyenne, WY	23.86	174	175	118
170	Santa Rosa, CA	23.84	118	148	177
171	Laredo, TX	23.75	158	180	80
172	Ontario, CA	23.74	164	156	146
173	Brownsville, TX	23.00	182	181	58
174	Fremont, CA	22.78	137	176	162
175	South Burlington, VT	22.50	146	179	144
176	Moreno Valley, CA	22.50	179	144	154
177	Nashua, NH	22.44	173	155	169
178	Oxnard, CA	21.75	155	171	152
179	Bridgeport, CT	21.47	175	167	171
180	Yonkers, NY	20.69	143	131	182
181	Lewiston, ME	20.38	177	182	150
182	Pearl City, HI	16.77	181	178	180

Notes: *No. 1 = Most Fun
With the exception of “Total Score,” all of the columns in the table above depict the relative rank of that city, where a rank of 1 represents the best conditions for that metric category.


Festivals per Capita
Most
• T-1. Honolulu, HI
• T-1. Tampa, FL
• T-1. San Francisco, CA
• T-1. New Orleans, LA
• T-1. Miami, FL

Fewest
• 170. Fargo, ND
• 171. Amarillo, TX
• 172. Port St. Lucie, FL
• 173. Garland, TX
• 174. Laredo, TX

Restaurants per Capita
Most
• T-1. Las Vegas, NV
• T-1. Miami, FL
• T-1. Orlando, FL
• T-1. San Francisco, CA
• T-1. Houston, TX

Fewest
• 178. North Las Vegas, NV
• 179. West Valley City, UT
• 180. Lewiston, ME
• 181. South Burlington, VT
• 182. Pearl City, HI
Best City vs. Worst City: 21x Difference
Las Vegas, NV vs. Pearl City, HI

Park Playgrounds per Capita
Most
• T-1. Las Vegas, NV
• T-1. New York, NY
• T-1. Chicago, IL
• T-1. Cincinnati, OH
• T-1. Sacramento, CA

Fewest
• 99. Santa Ana, CA
• 100. Newark, NJ
• 101. Port St. Lucie, FL
• 102. Hialeah, FL
• 103. Gilbert, AZ
Best City vs. Worst City: 24x Difference
Las Vegas, NV vs. Gilbert, AZ

Acres of Parkland per Capita
Most
• T-1. Anchorage, AK
• T-1. Chesapeake, VA
• 3. Honolulu, HI
• 4. Jacksonville, FL
• 5. Scottsdale, AZ

Fewest
• 99. Stockton, CA
• 100. Jersey City, NJ
• 101. Newark, NJ
• 102. Santa Ana, CA
• 103. Hialeah, FL

Fitness Centers per Capita
Most
• 1. Scottsdale, AZ
• 2. Orlando, FL
• 3. Oakland, CA
• 4. Miami, FL
• 5. Huntington Beach, CA

Fewest
• 178. Juneau, AK
• 179. Casper, WY
• 180. Bridgeport, CT
• 181. Lewiston, ME
• 182. West Valley City, UT
Best City vs. Worst City: 35x Difference
Scottsdale, AZ vs. West Valley City, UT

Accessible Bars
Most
• 1. Fort Lauderdale, FL
• 2. Rochester, NY
• 3. Providence, RI
• 4. Wilmington, DE
• 5. Buffalo, NY

Fewest
• 178. Fremont, CA
• 179. South Burlington, VT
• 180. Garland, TX
• 181. West Valley City, UT
• 182. Moreno Valley, CA

Dance Clubs per Capita
Most
• T-1. San Francisco, CA
• T-1. Las Vegas, NV
• T-1. Houston, TX
• T-1. Miami, FL
• T-1. New York, NY

Fewest
• 156. Yonkers, NY
• 157. Moreno Valley, CA
• 158. Fremont, CA
• 159. Garland, TX
• 160. Henderson, NV
Best City vs. Worst City: 74x Difference
San Francisco, CA vs. Henderson, NV

Avg. Beer Price
Lowest
• 1. Madison, WI
• 2. Reno, NV
• 3. Milwaukee, WI
• 4. Sioux Falls, SD
• 5. Rapid City, SD

Highest
• 178. Juneau, AK
• 179. Jersey City, NJ
• 180. Philadelphia, PA
• 181. Salem, OR
• 182. Anchorage, AK

Movie Costs
Lowest
• 1. Corpus Christi, TX
• 2. Amarillo, TX
• 3. Sioux Falls, SD
• 4. Montgomery, AL
• 5. Lubbock, TX

Highest
• T-178. Honolulu, HI
• T-178. Pearl City, HI
• 180. New York, NY
• T-181. Long Beach, CA
• T-181. Los Angeles, CA
Best City vs. Worst City: 2x Difference
Corpus Christi, TX vs. Los Angeles, CA
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In-Depth Look at the Most Fun Cities

Las Vegas, NV

Las Vegas is the most fun city overall, boasting an extremely large number of attractions and restaurants rated at least 4.5-stars. Some of the venues that are especially prevalent include spas, shopping centers, sports stadiums, festivals and arcades. There are also plenty of things to do for exercise, as Las Vegas has a ton of bowling alleys, basketball courts and hiking trails per capita.

Sin City is known for partying, and it’s one of the only cities in our study where public drinking is allowed in most or all places – whether that’s a good thing or not will depend on your personality, though. When it comes to activities, Vegas unsurprisingly has one of the largest numbers of casinos in the country. But it’s also renowned for its performers, especially when it comes to music. The city has a very high number of music festivals, music venues, dance clubs and comedy clubs relative to others.

Las Vegas certainly isn’t the cheapest city to have fun in, but it’s at least in the middle of the pack when it comes to the cost of activities and food. For some things, it’s even relatively inexpensive – it’s the cheapest city for grabbing a burger, for example, and it has the 12th-cheapest average fitness club membership cost.

Orlando, FL

The second-most fun city in the U.S. is Orlando, FL, which leads the nation in amusement parks, like the iconic Disney World and Universal Studios. While you might expect a stay in Orlando to be especially expensive, the amusement-park markup doesn’t necessarily extend to the rest of the city. For example, Orlando actually has the 11th-lowest nightly rate for a 3-star hotel room, the 19th-lowest average pizza price, and the 53rd-lowest average wine price among the more than 180 cities in our study.

If you’re into sports, Orlando ranks as one of the best cities for soccer fans (5th), and it has a very large number of sports stadiums per capita. And if you want to get in shape yourself, the city has a very high number of fitness centers per capita.

In addition, Orlando ranks as one of the top cities for spas, performing arts theaters, arcades, pool halls and lounges, proving that it has more to experience than just the big tourist traps.

Miami, FL

Miami is the third-most fun city in the U.S., and it’s known for its beaches, which are an especially popular destination for spring-breakers. Miami also leads the country when it comes to the number of fishing facilities, marinas, boat tours and water sports opportunities per capita, and it has the 32nd-most miles of shoreline per capita among the more than 180 cities in our study.

Miami is perfect for staying active, as 89% of its residents live within half a mile of a park, and it has the fourth-most fitness centers per capita. You also can’t talk about Miami without mentioning its famous sports teams, like the Miami Dolphins and Miami Heat, which have helped the city rank as the ninth-best for football fans and sixth-best for basketball fans, respectively. Miami is the 11th-best city for soccer fans, too.

Finally, Miami is one of the best cities when it comes to the availability of affordable restaurants rated at least 4.5 stars, and it has the 10th-most bars per square mile as well as one of the largest numbers of ice cream shops per capita. That’s great for people who want to go out to eat after an activity or beat the Florida heat with a cold treat.

Ask the Experts

Having fun doesn’t have to break the bank. For money-saving ideas and advice to city leaders on attracting fun lovers to their cities, we asked a panel of experts to share their thoughts on the following key questions:

1. What tips do you have for having fun while on a budget?
2. What should people be looking for when choosing a fun & affordable city?
3. What impact does inflation have on visitors to U.S. cities?
4. Should cities allow drinking in public--either during certain times or in special designated “Entertainment Districts”--to make their cities more fun?
5. What can local authorities do to make their city a more fun destination to visit?

Methodology

In order to determine the most fun cities in the U.S., WalletHub compared 182 cities — including the 150 most populated U.S. cities, plus at least two of the most populated cities in each state — across three key dimensions: 1) Entertainment & Recreation, 2) Nightlife & Parties and 3) Costs.

We evaluated those dimensions using 65 relevant metrics listed below with their corresponding weights. Each metric was graded on a 100-point scale, with a score of 100 representing the greatest number and variety of fun and cost-effective activities. For metrics marked with an asterisk (*), the square root of the population was used to calculate the population size to avoid overcompensating for minor differences across cities.

Finally, we determined each city’s weighted average across all metrics to calculate its overall score and used the resulting scores to rank-order our sample. Our sample considers only the city proper in each case and excludes the surrounding metro area.

Entertainment & Recreation - Total Points: 40

• Number of Attractions: Double Weight (~2.00 Points)
• “TripAdvisor Travelers’ Choice Awards Top 25 Destinations” Ranking: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Coffee & Tea Shops per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Restaurants per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Diversity of Restaurants: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Ice-Cream & Frozen-Yogurt Shops per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Bowling Alleys per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Baseball & Softball Diamonds per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Basketball Hoops per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Tennis Courts per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Public & Municipal Golf Courses per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Public Swimming Pools per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Public Beaches per Capita: Half Weight (~0.50 Points)
• Presence on TripAdvisor’s “Top 25 Beaches” List: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Fishing Facilities per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Marinas per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Boat Tours & Water Sports per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Water & Amusement Parks per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Hiking Trails per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Scenic and Sightseeing Establishments per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Spas & Wellness Centers per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Shopping Centers per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Share of Population with Walkable Park Access: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Share of Designed Parkland Areas: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Presence on TripAdvisor’s “Top 25 Parks” List: Half Weight (~0.50 Points)
• Playgrounds per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Parkland as Share of City Area: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Acres of Parkland per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Bike-Rental Facilities per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Sports Venues per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Fitness Centers per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Recreational Sports Centers per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Sports Fan-Friendliness: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
  Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Best Sports Cities” ranking, which includes football, basketball, baseball, hockey and soccer.
• Movie Theaters per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Performing-Arts Theaters per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Festivals per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Arcades per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Amusement Parks per Capita*: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Presence on TripAdvisor’s “Top 20 Amusement & Water Parks” List: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
• Ideal Weather: Full Weight (~1.00 Points)
  Note: This metric is based on WalletHub’s “Cities with the Best & Worst Weather” ranking.

Nightlife & Parties - Total Points: 40

• Bar Accessibility: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
  Note: This grade is a combination of bars per capita* (measures availability) and bars per square mile (measures proximity).
• Pool Halls per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Lounges per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Beer Gardens per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Legality of Public Drinking: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Time of Last Call: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Average Open Hours of Breweries: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Presence of Music Festivals: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
  Note: The cities that have music festivals will receive 1, the others 0. In case a city has more than one music festival, it will receive the exact number of music festivals.
• Music Venues per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Dance Clubs per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Dance Party Index: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Arts & Crafts-Supplies Establishments per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Casinos per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)
• Comedy Clubs per Capita*: Full Weight (~2.86 Points)

Costs - Total Points: 20

• Average Price of Party Ticket: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Average Beer Price: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
  Note: This metric measures the price of a six-pack of 12-ounce Heineken containers, excluding any deposit.
• Average Wine Price: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Average Food Price (Pizza & Burger): Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Prevalence of Affordable Restaurants Rated 4.5+ Stars: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Restaurant-Meal Costs: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Movie Costs: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Bowling Costs: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Average Fitness-Club Fee: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Price for Three-Star Hotel Room: Full Weight (~1.67 Points)
• Cost of Living: Double Weight (~3.33 Points)

 

Sources: Data used to create this ranking were collected as of November 3, 2025 from the U.S. Census Bureau, The Trust for Public Land, Council for Community and Economic Research, Numbeo, Kayak, GolfLink, TripAdvisor, Yelp, Thumbtack, Eventbrite, TheHuffingtonPost.com, Wikipedia, AreaVibes, Music Festival Wizard and WalletHub research.

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