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Photos: World’s largest Halloween disco party is in West Hollywood

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David Goldbach dresses up as Donald Trump, and Wanda Jackson is Hillary Rodham Clinton. Both are from El Segundo.

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Dakota Allen, left, and Naema Neal dance to the disco music.

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Revelers dance to the music at the world’s largest Halloween party.

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Alonso Garcia, left, of Hawthorne, and Graham Tomlinson, of Australia, joins thousands of revelers at the Carnaval.

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Curtis Hutchinson, left, and Robb Peters, both of Hollywood, dress as cupcakes.

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Three versions of Barbara from “Stranger Things” make an appearance at Carnaval.

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Felicia Leatherwood, of Los Angeles, shows up as a Chinese Empress.

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Brent Marek of San Francisco poses as Vampire Warrior.

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Nothy Garcia, right, of Whittier, as La Muerte, poses for a photo.

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Richard Whipple, left, of San Francisco, is a Pink Flamingo. Accompanying him is Shirin Nasseri, of Marina Del Rey.

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Revelers dance to 80’s music.

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Ms. Christmas makes an appearance at the Carnaval.

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Rachel Decker of West Hollywood dances to the music. The annual festival has a disco theme this year.

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Michelle Pesce of Los Angeles will be deejaying at one of five stages.

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Costumed revelers pose for photos at the Halloween Carnaval.

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Captain America makes an appearance.

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Denny Gerber, right, of Anaheim Hills dresses up as Liberace.

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Amanda Wilson, left, of Long Beach, and Nikki Price, of North Hollywood, pose for photos.

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Tyrone Clark, left, of Los Angeles dresses up as a character from “Avatar.”

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With law enforcement officials looking on, revelers get ready to party at the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.

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Sergio Garcia, left, of Studio City and Michael Capparelli of Chicago get ready for Carnaval.

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Thousands of costumed revelers and onlookers turned out tonight in West Hollywood for the 29th annual Halloween Carnaval. The festival, which the city calls “the world’s largest Halloween festivity,” has a disco theme this year.

The celebration is scheduled for 6 to 11 p.m. but is likely to last much longer. It’s taking place on Santa Monica Boulevard between Doheny Drive and La Cienega Boulevard.

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