America's Most, Least Fun Cities

Fun means different things to different people, so Wallethub looked at no fewer than 65 different metrics for its list of this year's most fun cities in America, including the availability of dozens of kinds of recreation and entertainment facilities, the local nightlife—and how much it all costs. Las Vegas, perhaps unsurprisingly, came out on top, while Pearl City, a residential area west of Honolulu, Hawaii, came in last at No. 182, with some of the lowest figures for bars and restaurants per capita. New York City was No. 10—it was in first place for park playgrounds per capita, but had the most expensive beer of any city except Brownsville, Texas, which was No. 181. The rankings, which can be seen in full here:

Most fun cities:

1. Las Vegas, Nevada
2. Orlando, Florida
3. Atlanta, Georgia
4. Miami, Florida
5. New Orleans, Louisiana
6. San Francisco, California
7. Austin, Texas
8. Chicago, Illinois
9. Honolulu, Hawaii
10. New York, New York

Least fun cities

173. Rancho Cucamonga, California
174. Bridgeport, Connecticut
175. South Burlington, Vermont
176. Yonkers, New York
177. Fontana, California
178. Moreno Valley, California
179. Ontario, California
180. Oxnard, California
181. Brownsville, Texas
182. Pearl City, Hawaii

(Brownsville was also No. 181 in Wallethub's list of the best cities for singles.)