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Got A Halloween Costume? Parade It Around Downtown Vegas

October 27, 2011 at 1:25 PM | by | Comments (0)

Is there a bike and major holiday thing that we've completely missed until now in Vegas?

Yippee! Halloween may technically be on Monday, but Vegas clubs are celebrating starting tonight! There's TAOlloween at Venetian, True Bud (no, that's not a misspelling) at Rockhouse, and a Scarefest at McFadden's -- and that's just this evening. Over the next few days, Vegas visitors can also spend Hollyween with Holly Madison at Studio 54 or attend Paulyween at Rain (Pauly of the Shore that is Jersey). True Blood fans can catch Sam Trammell at Vanity on Saturday or Joe Manganiello at Moon tonight.

Get some extra mileage out of that costume (what? no, costume? quick, read this) by parading it around Downtown Vegas in a good ol' fashion (for Vegas, anyway) Halloween Parade. Set to take place Monday night, anyone can join and march down its streets. There's no fee, either, except perhaps the cost to your dignity but that's why you have a costume on, duh.

The parade will start at 4th and Hoover and will finish at the Fremont Street Experience. If you're marching, show up at 6 p.m. to register to win one of the many costume categories, from best lighted to weirdest. (As we said, it is Vegas.) The actual marching will get underway at 7. We recommend grabbing a slot machine and a drink at Fremont Street and waiting for the show to come to you just like every other night downtown.

And, don't forget to check out our jam-packed guide to Halloween in Vegas for even more ways to party. And, there's food and drink specials, too!

(Photo: Lya Lya on Flickr)

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