Salisbury has been crowned the cheapest city for a night out this New Year's Eve, with an expected cost of £73.63 per person.
The expected cost covers the price of a few domestic and imported beers, a bottle of wine, a new dress, a pack of cigarettes, a fast-food meal, public transport, and a taxi fare for a local journey.
The average price of a drunk fast-food meal at the end of the night is £9 in Salisbury, £3.85 for a pint of draught domestic beer and £2.96 for a 0.33 litre bottle of imported beer, £7 for a bottle of wine and £12 for a pack of 20 Marlboro cigarettes.
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Salisbury has been crowned the cheapest city for a night out this New Year's Eve, with an expected cost of £73.63 per person.
The expected cost covers the price of a few domestic and imported beers, a bottle of wine, a new dress, a pack of cigarettes, a fast-food meal, public transport, and a taxi fare for a local journey.
The average price of a drunk fast-food meal at the end of the night is £9 in Salisbury, £3.85 for a pint of draught domestic beer and £2.96 for a 0.33 litre bottle of imported beer, £7 for a bottle of wine and £12 for a pack of 20 cigarettes.
Gloucester is in second place, with costs averaging £74.35 per person on New Year's Eve. Party goers in Gloucester can expect to pay £8 for drunk food when the night is done, £2.75 per pint of domestic beer and £1.40 for a bottle of imported beer, £8 for a bottle of wine and £13 for a pack of cigarettes.
Ranking third is Stoke-on-Trent, where the cost is £74.51 per person. In Stoke-on-Trent, a fast-food meal is £7 on average, a pint of domestic beer is £4, a bottle of imported beer is £2.20, a bottle of wine is £7, and cigarettes are £13.50 for a pack.
Johan Sunnanangs, CEO of Spelcash, commented on the findings: "With the cost of living still weighing heavily on households, it's no surprise that affordability is becoming a priority for New Year's Eve plans across the UK. Cities that offer lower prices on essentials like drinks, food, and transport are seeing increased appeal as people look for ways to celebrate without stretching their budgets.
"The findings show that you don't need to be in a major nightlife hub to enjoy a memorable night out. In fact, many smaller cities are offering some of the best value celebrations in the country. For many partygoers this New Year's Eve, knowing they can enjoy the countdown without worrying about spiralling costs is a welcome relief, especially after several years of rising prices."
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