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DC over 4th of July?
in Travel
Has anyone gone to DC for the 4th of July? We are planning on going the weekend after, so it wouldn't actually be the 4th. Is it busy? Dead? A lot going on? I would assume there is a lot going on but at the same time I am sure a lot of people leave there for the weekend and take long weekends. The flight for the weekend is SUPER CHEAP so I am wondering why?
Re: DC over 4th of July?
I live in Alexandria, just outside DC. The summer months in general are a popular time to travel to DC, so expect crowds. It will be hot, too. I don't think DC is ever "dead," although there are less tourists during the winter.