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Where the path of totality comes to a grinding halt on April 8 are many towns and cities whose residents will miss a total solar eclipse by the smallest of margins.
Reservations are now open for a parking-only event for the total solar eclipse on April 8 in Kerrville, Texas, where the presence of NASA could attract up to half a million people.
Dallas, Indianapolis and Cleveland are the best budget-friendly cities for totality, says data, which reveals Buffalo and San Antonio to be the most expensive.
With less than a month to go until an annular solar eclipse is visible in the U.S., flights to key airports in the path are becoming popular.