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New Year’s Eve is just about a week away.

Before you celebrate, consider this survey done by finance website Wallet Hub.

Its analysts took a look at the best and worst cities to celebrate New Year’s Eve.

They compared the 100 biggest cities in the U.S., and looked at 20 factors that contribute to “an epic New Year’s Eve.”

The study found some interesting information.

The average price of a New Year’s Eve party ticket in Durham, North Carolina is eight times higher than one in Nashville, Tennessee.

Orlando and Miami each have nine times as many restaurants per capita as North Las Vegas, Nevada.

San Francisco, Portland, Las Vegas, Atlanta, New Orleans, and Orlando all tied for the most nightlife options per capita. Each of these cities has 19 times as many nightlife options per capita as Gilbert, Arizona.

What about staying at a three-star hotel on New Year’s Eve? Bakersfield, California has the lowest rate, whereas a night in either Honolulu or Henderson, Nevada costs six times as much.

But now for the highlights.

The 10 best cities to celebrate New Year’s Eve are:

Orlando, Florida
San Francisco, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Denver, Colorado
Buffalo, New York
Cincinnati, Ohio
Miami, Florida
St. Louis, Missouri
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Las Vegas, Nevada

The ten worst cities for New Year’s Eve celebrations:

North Las Vegas, Nevada
Newark, New Jersey
Garland, Texas
San Bernardino, California
Fremont, California
Arlington, Texas
Gilbert, Arizona
Fort Worth, Texas
Henderson, Nevada
Chula Vista, California
Hialeah, Florida

For more information about celebrating New Year’s Eve, check out:

• New Year’s Eve 2016: The Best & Worst Cities
• Over the Top Celebrations Around the World for NYE
• New Year’s Eve Events at Ski Resorts

Keep reading for more travel tips.