Mid-Range Travel Guide: Moncton
The sweet spot of travel - comfortable accommodations, diverse dining, and quality experiences without breaking the bank
Daily Budget: $190-370 per day
Complete breakdown of costs for mid-range travel in Moncton
Accommodation
$100-170 per night
Mid-range chain hotels, comfortable downtown properties, well-rated accommodations near attractions
Food & Dining
$45-85 per day
Mix of casual and sit-down restaurants, local Maritime cuisine, cafes and bistros, pub meals
Transportation
$15-40 per day
Public transit plus occasional taxis or rideshares, some car rental days for regional exploration
Activities
$30-75 per day
Museum entries, Magnetic Hill attractions, live music venues, guided tours, recreational activities
Currency: $ Canadian Dollar (CAD)
Mid-Range Activities in Moncton
Curated experiences perfect for your mid-range travel style
Money-Saving Tips
Visit in shoulder seasons (May or September-October) for 25-40% lower accommodation rates with good weather
Use Codiac Transit bus system - unlimited day passes much cheaper than taxis
Shop at Farmers Market for fresh local food - typically 30-50% cheaper than restaurants
Take advantage of free attractions like Riverfront Park and walking trails
Stay slightly outside downtown for 20-40% lower accommodation costs with easy access
Check for package deals combining accommodation with nearby attractions
Eat lunch specials instead of dinner at nicer restaurants - often same food at 40-50% less
Common Budget Mistakes to Avoid
Staying at Magnetic Hill area solely for attraction proximity - typically 30-50% more expensive than downtown
Not renting a car when planning regional day trips - organized tours cost 100-200% more
Eating only along Main Street tourist corridor - prices 40-80% higher than neighborhood spots
Not checking for attraction combo tickets - buying separately costs 25-40% more