America’s 15 Best Towns for Halloween

Jordana Weiss | October 31, 2016

A lot of people really come alive when celebrating all things undead on October 31^st. Whether you simply enjoy candy corn and themed movies, or you live to be scared out of your mind, why not hit the road this Halloween to experience something a little different?

There are a few towns and cities across the United States that really go all out on Halloween. Check a few of them out in this article!

New York City, New York

I bet you never thought that New York City could celebrate Halloween like a small town, did you? Well, think again!

Every year, residents of the Village neighborhood of New York gather in their Halloween costumes and parade down 6^th Avenue. The parade takes a few hours, and draws huge crowds every year.

The best part is, if you don’t want to line up to watch the parade, you can just take part in it! Anyone wearing a costume who shows up to the beginning of the parade route is eligible to enter. After the parade, take in a few of New York’s hottest bars and nightclubs to round out the evening.

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