Top 5 places to visit for Halloween celebrations

This article has been written by Sanskrity Sinha for IBTIMES.COM

New York City Halloween Parade
Halloween is one of those holidays when pranks and fun determine the celebrations and Halloween costumes tradition is a part of the fervor. It’s time to celebrate the weirdest month of holiday when people dressed as monsters, ghosts, goblins and haunted creatures walk down the streets during Halloween Parade in Greenwich Village of New York City every year. Walk with the crowd that features artists’ performances, musical acts, dancers and thousands of marchers, all dressed in their scariest this Halloween.

All bricks, no tricks in Manchester
Manchester’s LegoL and Discovery Centre is on a spooky trail as Halloween approaches on October 31.
The indoor family attraction center, located in Barton Square at The Trafford Centre, Manchester, features Lego building toys. The Lego Factory at LegoLand has professor Frankenbrick, who is making special Halloween bricks. Join him on his expedition and take home your Halloween brick. What’s more? LegoLand Discovery Centre also has hidden bats, pumpkins and skeletons in the Miniland. The ones who find the hidden bats and such will win an unlimited family pass to the LegoLand Discovery Centre. More activities for kids include building their own mini pumpkin, dressing up in Halloween costumes and prizes will be offered to most eerie creations.

LA Halloween Street Carnival
As dusk strikes on October 31, West Hollywood in the city of Los Angeles, California, will observe the world’s largest Halloween street festival - the 23rd Annual West Hollywood Halloween Costume Carnaval. Be a part of the mega carnival that has live music shows, dance acts, DJs bash, performances by contortionists, acrobats - all dressed in creepy costumes. Organizers said the fest will feature Guinness Book record-breaking performances, according to the California Chronicle.

After Dark in Madam Tussaud, Las Vegas
The famous wax museum with idols of some the world's greatest celebrities ought to be visited this holiday season. The famous wax museum is having "After Dark hours" for visitors to add to mindless funs of Halloween. The entire museum goes dark after 9 PM till October 31. And if you imagined those wax statues coming to life, you are sure to have a haunted experience. It would be indeed the perfect time of visiting Madam Tussaud on Halloween.

Ghost Tours, Washington
Sounds very creepy but walking by some of the most infamous haunted places in Washington and listening to ghost stories could be sheer fun this Halloween. Go for the guided ghost tours of National Building Museum, Georgetown, Lafayette Square Park and more such haunted sites in Washington. If these didn’t scare you during the day, there is no chance you won’t freak out in the night.


This article has been written by Sanskrity Sinha for IBTIMES.COM

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