Lily C.
11/1/2021
It's definitely a wild night. Loud music playing and different groups of people with decked-out costumes marching down sixth avenue. Rows and rows of people pushed up against the railing to catch...
New York City's Village Halloween Parade
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6 Spring St
New York, NY 10012
The Village Halloween Parade is a New York institution, and was started back in 1974 by master puppeteer Ralph Lee as a festive Halloween celebration for friends and family in his New York City neighbourhood. Over forty years later, the parade has become one of the largest annual Halloween parties in the city, attracting over 100,000 costumed participants and millions of spectators. The parade is packed full of musicians, dancers, artists and incredible large-scale puppets, for everyone’s viewing pleasure. A fun alternative, or add-on, to trick or treating – this parade truly has something for everybody on Halloween night.
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4.520 reviews
Phil H.
11/7/2024
The weather was summer like and perfect to be outside and enjoy the Halloween parade. So many fun floats and people marching along in fun, goofy, and creative costumes. Always one of the best...
Dave W.
12/24/2018
Being part of this parade was a hilarious, chaotic and unforgettable experience of a lifetime. I give all credit to my wife who got us in to the parade and we went all out! You only live once and...
Dom M.
11/8/2018
Seriously, this is the most outlandish, FREE, public event in NYC. It runs from SoHo through Greenwich Village and spills out onto the adjoining streets as the costumed revelers head out for...
Lisa F.
11/2/2019
First time braving the crowds and experiencing the NYC Halloween parade. As others said in their reviews, definitely something to experience at least once. An experience like no other (except...
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