The upcoming April 8th total solar eclipse has sparked a wave of excitement across America. Our latest study gauges the public’s anticipation for this event, uncovering how eager Americans are to witness this rare celestial spectacle. Our survey of over 1,000 Americans explores the excitement, travel budgets, and distances they’ll journey to chase the moon’s shadow. Join us as we uncover how this extraordinary event is shaping travel and enthusiasm nationwide.
Key Takeaways
- Over 1 in 4 Americans are very excited about the April 8th total solar eclipse.
- Gen X is the most excited about the eclipse, with 32% very excited.
- Nearly 1 in 6 Americans plan to travel to see the eclipse.
- Americans traveling to view the eclipse have an average travel budget of $244.
- 1 in 10 Americans are willing to travel over 500 miles to view the eclipse.
American Anticipation: Ready for the Celestial Event
- Over 1 in 4 Americans are very excited about the April 8th total solar eclipse.
- Gen X is the most excited, with 32% very excited.
- Gen Z is the least excited, with 21% very excited.
- 1 in 2 Americans living on the 2024 total eclipse path are very excited.
- Nearly 1 in 6 Americans plan to travel to see the solar eclipse, and they have an average budget of $244 to do so.
- 1 in 10 Americans are willing to travel over 500 miles to view the total solar eclipse.
Prime Viewing: Cities Along the Eclipse’s Path
Methodology
For this study, we surveyed 1,013 Americans about their level of excitement for the April 8th total solar eclipse. Additionally, we referenced NASA data to understand the eclipse path and identify major cities the eclipse will impact.
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You’re welcome to use our findings about the upcoming eclipse in America for non-commercial purposes. We just ask that you credit us by linking back to this original article, ensuring your readers have full access to our comprehensive observations and methodology.
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