Date night: What it costs in the United States and in other countries
September 29, 2017
What’s the cost of dating?
An average date night in America costs $101, with those in Honolulu, $127, and New York, $121, paying the most. This ranks globally as one of the top three most expensive places to have a date night in major global cities around the world.
The cost of a date night in America
A typical date night in America — consisting of a mid-range dinner for two, a shared bottle of wine, two movie tickets, and a 5-mile taxi ride home — will cost an average of $101, an analysis from dating site EliteSingles shows.
However, some cities are pricier than others: the date mentioned above costs an average of $127 in Honolulu, $121 in New York, $117 in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., and $114 in Los Angeles.
Cost of a date in 21 American cities across the country
- Honolulu: $127
- New York: $121
- San Francisco: $117
- Washington, D.C.: $117
- Los Angeles: $114
- Boston: $105
- Atlanta $105
- Chicago: $103
- Seattle: $103
- Miami: $102
- New Orleans: $97
- Minneapolis: $96
- Houston: $94
- Denver: $94
- Phoenix: $93
- Philadelphia: $92
- Portland, Oregon: $91
- Salt Lake City: $87
- Indianapolis: $87
- Omaha: $86
- Kansas City, Missouri: $82
The cost of a date night around the world
Using the same criteria for a “typical” date night, and converting local currencies into U.S. dollars, the analysis showed that the average global cost of a date is $86, making it less than the American average of $101.
Oslo is the world’s most expensive place to have date night, with a typical evening costing $135. At the other end of the scale is Bogotá, where the same date is $44.
Cost of a date in major global cities
- Oslo, Norway: $135
- Tokyo, Japan: $128
- New York, USA: $121
- Stockholm, Sweden: $115
- Amsterdam, the Netherlands: $114
- London, United Kingdom: $111
- Hong Kong: $107
- Auckland, New Zealand: $103
- Paris, France: $100
- Sydney, Australia: $97
Do you have any info about Madrid or other Spanish cities?
Posted by: Lisa | September 29, 2017 at 05:19 AM
So Canada has no global cities! Love to see Toronto or Bancouver included.
Posted by: Keith | September 29, 2017 at 01:51 PM
Hi Lisa,
No, I don't have information about Spanish cities.
Rita
Posted by: Rita | May 06, 2018 at 10:47 PM