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Average Hotel Rates In Punxsutawney For Groundhog Day More Expensive
Average Hotel Rates In Punxsutawney For Groundhog Day More Expensive Than Those In Houston For Super Bow
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — We’re just days away from Super Bowl 51 in Houston — but it appears Pennsylvania has the hottest event in February.Groundhog Day is this Thursday, and apparently people are shelling out big bucks to celebrate the traditional holiday with Punxsutawney Phil.
The hotel website Trivago looked at average hotel rates for Punxsutawney around Groundhog Day. It found they’re actually more expensive than those in Houston for the Super Bowl.According to Trivago, it costs about $450 for a one-night hotel stay in Punxsutawney. That is compared to the $340 for a room in Houston.Shadow or not, the average rate drops by more than $300 the day after Groundhog Day.
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Re: Average Hotel Rates In Punxsutawney For Groundhog Day More Expensive
Ya think it might have something to do with the number of hotel rooms in Punxsutawney vs the number in Houston, sport?
We live in a time in which decent and otherwise sensible people are surrendering too easily to the hectoring of morons or extremists.
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Re: Average Hotel Rates In Punxsutawney For Groundhog Day More Expensive
Well, that does it. I'm not going this year. 
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Re: Average Hotel Rates In Punxsutawney For Groundhog Day More Expensive
You know, while very few things can match the pageantry of watching a large rat predict the weather, I just don't think that common needs to worry that Groundhog Day is going to, ahem,, overshadow the Superbowl.
We live in a time in which decent and otherwise sensible people are surrendering too easily to the hectoring of morons or extremists.
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