Halloween Around b5media
October 30, 2007 by Mary Jo Manzanares
Filed under Events, Things to See & Do
I’ve been blogging about Halloween events around the world all month long. It’s time to check in with the other b5media Travel & Culture bloggers to see what they have to say about this fall holiday.
From Ruth at Lets Visit Asia: Halloween at Hong Kong Disneyland.
From Paul at Starked SF: Trick or Treat with a political spin.
From Matt at The Chicago Traveler: So much happening in Chicago, that Matt had to divide the festivities up into Part 1 and Part 2.
From Jon at The DC Traveler: Getting lost in a corn maze, wander through the haunted forest, dance at the Monster Bash, or a variety of other last minute Halloween ideas.
From Heather at The Las Vegas Adventurer: Haunted houses and family activities.
Over at The Seattle Traveler: A tribute dinner to Vincent Price and real-life ghostbusters.
From Geoff at The Switzerland Traveler: Swiss pumpkin time.
From Justin at The Toronto Traveler: A whole series of posts about Halloween in Hogtown.
Halloween seems to be one of those universally celebrated holidays!
Photo credit: SXC bats; skeleton
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Yeah, I think Halloween’s just basically the ideal holiday for everyone. Kids get to go around getting candies, older youths and younger adults get to party and older people get to rattle on about their own Halloween stories from oh so long ago – everyone wins!
I don’t usually actually do anything for Halloween, but going around Toronto and seeing all the decorations up for it is fun.
I’ve loved reading about all the festivities, Justin. You’ve made it sound like it’s just too much fun!