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5 US Cities for New Years Eve

5 Cities known for having great New Years Eve celebrations

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5 US Cities for New Years Eve
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It's that time of year, post-christmas but pre-new years resolutions. New Years eve is known for being a party holiday. Some of the cities associated are no suprise, but a few may suprise you.

5. New Orlean, Louisiana:


(http://www.history.com/topics/new-orleans)

NOLA, one of my personal favorite cities, is the perfect place to spend New Years. Known for having an awesome nightlife, New Orleans, is automatically on this list. Just try to celebrate somewhere other than bourbon st., don't be that guy.

4. Los Angeles, CA:


(https://www.lonelyplanet.com/usa/los-angeles)

Nothing says beauty like western USA. LA, no suprise there, is a great place to spend new years. LA has a bustling nightlife, which makes it a wonderful place to spend new years.

3. Charleston, South Carolina:


(http://www.charlestoncvb.com)

Yep, You read that correctly. The 843, also known as Charleston is a beautiful and historical city. Charleston, has a well noticed nightlife, as well as, beautiful and historical sites. Charleston is great place to spend a new years.

2. St. Louis, Missouri:

(http://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/missouri/hilton-st-louis-frontenac-STLFHHF/index.html)

With the winter Classic coming this year to STL, I had to put it on the list. St. Louis, has tons of unique neighborhoods that make it a perfect city for nightlife. That coupled with the fact that the NHL winter classic is in town this year, makes STL a perfect spot for new years celebrations.

1. New York, New York:

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(http://besttours.com/usatours/newyorktours.html)

You probably predicted it, NYC, is the best place by far in America for NYE celebrations. Known for the unique Times Square countdown, NYC is the king of nightlife, and wears the #1 vote proudly.

Where is your favorite place to spend New Years? and as always, if you disagree with one of these selections, let me know on facebook or twitter @IAMKEVINBODY.

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