Everyone loves a grand opening, and In-N-Out Burger is finally opening up in Washington State, and everyone is giddy about the official opening date.

From California to Washington: In-N-Out Burger Confirms Grand Opening Date

The closest In-N-Out Burger has been in Salem/Keiser, Oregon, and my wife is from there - I've seen the crazy lines wrapped around the building just to show you how popular In-N-Out Burger is in Oregon and California.

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Now it's Washington State's first location in Ridgefield, and they've finally announced their official open date, and drum roll please...August 20th!

Mark Your Calendar—In-N-Out Burger’s Washington Debut Has an Opening Date

Get ready for a Double-Double before you know it.

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When will we get a Tri-Cities location? So far, only one other location has been announced for Washington, and it looks like Vancouver will be the next location.

In-N-Out Burger Fans Rejoice—Grand Opening Date Revealed for Washington

Meridian, Idaho, just opened up the 400th location, and crossing fingers that someday, Tri-Cities will have our own location.

For now, we'll have to enjoy the Ridgefield location. My wife and I are going to the Toto show at the end of the month, so I'm sure we'll be in line with the rest of the folks grabbing a Double-Double.

It might be time for a road trip; August 20th is right around the corner, and it might be time to hit the road.

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