How Much Did It Cost? // Cincinnati // Black History Month 2017 — Mark Darden - Author. Publisher. Content Creator. Sports Enthusiast.

In this edition of 'How Much Did It Cost?' I will breakdown the costs of my trip to Cincinnati, Ohio for Black History Month travel. I will breakdown the costs into 5 segments: Transportation, Lodging, Entertainment, Food, and Miscellaneous. All prices are in US Dollars.

TRANSPORTATION: $42.31

Greyhound, Columbus to Cincinnati Round Trip: $42.31

LODGING: $0

ENTERTAINMENT: $20

National Underground Railroad Freedom Center: $20

FOOD: $30.38

Starbucks: $6.70
Skyline Chili: $12.98
Graeters: $4.75
Panera Bread: $2.49
Greyhound Bus Station: $3.46

MISCELLANEOUS: $0

TOTAL COST OF TRIP: $92.69

Skyline Chili, Two Coneys and a Three-Way

Let's put the numbers into context. For Entertainment, the Freedom Center ticket was $20 because I bought my ticket at the museum (it's cheaper to buy online) and because there was a $5 charge for the Rosa Parks Experience. It was a virtual reality experience where you got be Rosa Parks on the day she refused to give up her seat on the bus in 1955. It was cool to experience.

For Transportation, the Greyhound ticket to Cincinnati cost a little over $40 because I waited until the day before to buy the ticket. I walked while I was in Cincinnati and I even walked across the John A. Roebling Bridge into Kentucky and had a great view of the city. I also realized that I'm not a big fan of walking across long and high bridges.

Until we meet again, Cincinnati. See you soon.

Thanks for reading and always remember, WHEN THE GLASSES ARE ON, THERE'S SOME TRAVELING GOIN' ON!