Holidays: In a Bracket – The People’s Rankings

As we promised or indicated on Friday, we have The People’s Rankings for you from Holidays: In a Bracket. Not sure what we promised or indicated on Friday regarding the next bracket, but it’s not here yet. Still marinating (gonna take a little time to make the graphic and we had to go to the post office today—you understand).

Here are those rankings. Tough draw for Christmas Eve, matching up with Christmas in the first round.

RankHolidayScore
1Christmas100.000
2Christmas Eve98.113
3Thanksgiving80.952
4Independence Day63.415
5Memorial Day48.780
6St. Patrick’s Day47.591
7New Year’s Day45.211
8Mother’s Day40.650
9Easter35.693
10Groundhog Day34.936
11New Year’s Eve34.783
12Valentine’s Day32.141
13Mardi Gras/Carnaval28.352
14Halloween27.178
15Labor Day24.814
16Father’s Day23.415
17Earth Day22.396
1842022.040
19Presidents’ Day21.757
20Veterans Day20.988
21Canada Day19.512
22Lincoln’s Birthday18.560
23Juneteenth18.255
24Festivus18.087
25Martin Luther King Jr. Day17.730
26Oktoberfest16.191
27Hanukkah15.385
28The Second Monday in October15.220
29Washington’s Birthday14.743
30Boxing Day14.738
31Election Day14.392
32All Saints Day14.098
33Good Friday13.385
34Eid al-Fitr13.328
35St. Nicholas Day13.217
36April Fools’ Day13.172
37Día de Muertos13.045
38Arbor Day13.008
39Ash Wednesday12.804
40Diwali12.176
41Epiphany11.859
42Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day11.403
43May Day10.765
44Patriots’ Day10.362
45Patriot Day (9/11)10.159
46Flag Day9.756
47Mexican Independence Day9.544
48Guy Fawkes Night9.410
49Passover8.366
50Lunar New Year8.007
51Purim7.554
52Maslenitsa6.997
53Kwanzaa6.563
54All Souls Day6.330
55Vaisakhi2.935
56La Tomatina2.919
57Yom Kippur2.591
58Bastille Day2.487
59Ashura2.363
60Texas Independence Day1.904
61Casimir Pulaski Day1.870
62Bodhi Day1.846
63Eid al-Adha1.218
64Rosh Hashanah1.126
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One thought on “Holidays: In a Bracket – The People’s Rankings

  1. Halloween was robbed. It’s unequivocally one of the most premier North American holidays and easily trumps Groundhog Day, Memorial Day, and Mardi Gras. I’m sad.

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