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Main St. HB Halloween Inflatable for Kids

 Huntington Beach, California's Main Street is full of treats on Trick or Treat Halloween Day, October 31


One night per year everyone has opportunity to dress in their favorite garb or gear, wear costumes and makeup to disguise themselves, and head outside so everyone can see their great outfits and compare. One night each year Main Street in Huntington Beach closes the street from Pacific Coast Highway to Orange Ave. for a party like no other. From 5 to 8:30 p.m. the night is for kids and its their opportunity to go with parents for trick or treating, games, booths, food, bounce houses, and even a costume contest.

Originally launched by Rocky Mountain Chocolate owner Steve Daniel, the guy is truly a kid at heart. He and the other merchants pitch in to make a fun place and event that children and their parents can really enjoy. Huntington Beach October weather seen in the photo usually is in the 60s or 70s--perfect for sandals, short sleeves, and costumes that can be seen. You don't normally require a coat in HB.

Trick or Treat on Main Street usually includes a petting zoo with camels, birds, llamas and goats, pony rides, bounce houses, Fire Engines, City booths with games, and candy handed out by the merchants. How much candy is given out during the trick or treat event' A few thousand pounds, according to one estimate.

After 9 p.m. the kids scurry home and the adults take center stage, enjoying parties and costume contests at nearly every restaurant and bar in downtown HB. The costumes get a bit sexier than women's normal nightclub attire, and the beach becomes one of the hottest places to socialize, dance, consume beverage, and eat on the warm October night.

 

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