Total eclipse of the wallet: Prices to see solar eclipse soar, hotels charge 10 times regular rates
March 1, 2024
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as posted by the channelIf you think seeing a total eclipse of the sun will be a cheap thrill, you’re mistaken. NY Post Senior News Features Writer Michael Kaplan shares this story.
On Monday April 8, the US will experience its first total eclipse since 2017 — and the cost to witness it is already soaring.
The “zone of totality,” where you can see the sun vanish completely, goes from Mexico’s Pacific coast on a north-easterly path through Texas, Arkansas, Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Ohio, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine before passing through Canada’s maritime provinces.
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