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So with October coming in 2 weeks Halloween is coming and was wondering what cities celebrate Halloween the best. I am going to Orlando, FL the 7 of October and going to see the Halloween attractions. Any way's Boston does a Pumpkin Tower in the Boston Common Pick one please
Orlando. Universal's Halloween Horror Nights is truly something to behold.... I remember there were 5 different themed "scare zones" scattered around the park one year, a 40 ft robot, tons of haunted houses, concerts and of course the parties at CityWalk.
Disney also has a Halloween special but I haven't been there.
Right down I-4 is another massive Halloween special at Busch Gardens.
Orlando. Universal's Halloween Horror Nights is truly something to behold.... I remember there were 5 different themed "scare zones" scattered around the park one year, a 40 ft robot, tons of haunted houses, concerts and of course the parties at CityWalk.
Disney also has a Halloween special but I haven't been there.
Right down I-4 is another massive Halloween special at Busch Gardens.
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NY throws a really great Halloween parade, so I voted for there. Any city in the north is the best, because you have that cool, crisp autumn feel to Halloween. A lot better than Halloween being 75-90 degrees.
NY throws a really great Halloween parade, so I voted for there. Any city in the north is the best, because you have that cool, crisp autumn feel to Halloween. A lot better than Halloween being 75-90 degrees.
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