Here are the cheapest and most expensive Pennsylvania cities for a Valentine's Day date.
a study that ranked several Keystone State locations from cheapest to most expensive with regards to a Valentine’s Day outing.— which touts itself as “the world’s largest cost of living database” — in order to find out the average cost of the usual romantic date accroutrements such as a bottle of wine; a meal for two at a restaurant; and cab fare. The study also notes how costs in each location are subject to go up on the day itself.
“Pennsylvania’s cheapest place for a date is Altoona, costing an estimated $53.39 total for a romantic evening, just the two of you,” the study reads. “It’s here where you’ll be paying a nifty starting cab fee of $3, paying around $9.39 for a three-mile cab.
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