Americans agree that gas costs will not alter their Memorial Day weekend travel plans.

Even if gasoline is expensive, people in the United States are not going to change their plans for the Memorial Day weekend.

The vast majority of those who spoke with authorities said they would not change their plans for the Memorial Day weekend, even though gas prices have reached record highs.

During a pause in the hiking trail, Eric, a tourist from Philadelphia who was visiting the Adirondacks, commented, “You just have to bite the bullet and just do it.” “It has not yet been resolved.”

Kathy, a resident of New Jersey, asserted that the high cost prevented her from going on as many vacations as she would like.

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She continued by saying, “We’re merely heading down for Memorial Day itself” about the trip she had intended to take to the Jersey Shore. She went on to explain that the high cost of gas would prevent them from going anywhere for the remainder of the weekend.