By percentage, which of these cities gets the most interaction from its metro reigon? (live, places)

[meep]

Meaning, which of these cities have more intimate relationship with their surrounding areas as far as coming in to shop, play and nightlife?

I can only find work day population resources, anyone have access to surveys of the areas I listed above?

"Leading Places for Percent Change in Daytime Population, by Size"

I’ll add Dallas, but I think it is a good example of the opposite. Everything is split between “two sides” it seems.

[Arcenal813]

I'm going to vote Orlando... If anything because of this massive place called Disney and International Drive and everything around there.

[the resident09]

Well according to your link, although very outdated, the daytime population increase by percentage leaders are DC @ 71% increase, followed by Atlanta @ over 60% increase. So I'd start there.

[908Boi]

Dc

[meep]

Originally Posted by the resident09

Well according to your link, although very outdated, the daytime population increase by percentage leaders are DC @ 71% increase, followed by Atlanta @ over 60% increase. So I'd start there.

I get the work culture may lead to happy hour culture in a sense, but I’m really curious on data focusing on non-work related commutes that revolve around play, nightlife, etc.

In other words, on average, how many people are in these cities on day-to-day basis overall, not just workers?

[meep]

Originally Posted by Arcenal352

I'm going to vote Orlando... If anything because of this massive place called Disney and International Drive and everything around there.

Do people from the Orlando area frequent Disney?

[polo89]

Miami probably the least metro interaction of these choices, because each county in the tri county area is so huge that they all function as their own cities/metros economically, culturally, entertainment wise, shopping wise, etc.

[Arcenal813]

Originally Posted by meep

Do people from the Orlando area frequent Disney?

A LOT work there, and/or in the immediate vicinity.

[Spade]

Originally Posted by polo89

Miami probably the least metro interaction of these choices, because each county in the tri county area is so huge that they all function as their own cities/metros economically, culturally, entertainment wise, shopping wise, etc.

I think Dallas would be one of the least for that same reason.

[NigerianNightmare]

People living outside of Houston really only started in 2000, before that year nearly 50% of all people lived in Houston and throw in unincorporated Harris county it would have been 60%-70% of Houston being the city itself. Now Houston is only like 30% of people in the metro.