They were all there. Elvis, Ken and Barbie, cowboys, you name it.
One of the wildest Halloween parties in Southern California was back in full force.
West Hollywood’s Halloween Carnaval returned to a one-mile stretch of Santa Monica Boulevard for the first time since before the pandemic.
Joe Castro is somewhere among those heads as he joins thousands of revelers at the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
A dancer performs in the shadows on stage along with a DJ. After a four-year hiatus, tens of thousands of revelers attend the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
An Uber driver dressed as Jack Skelington sits in traffic on Santa Monica Blvd. as a long stretch is shut down for the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
A gaggle of “Slappy” dummies parade along Santa Monica Blvd. in support of R.L. Stine’s, Goosebumps series, joining thousands of revelers at the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
The “Psycho Bunnies,” join thousands of revelers at the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
Daisy Cobos dressed as “Madame Leota,” the witch from Disneyland’s Haunted Mansion ride.
Justin Marchert as “Squidward,” plays a clarinet at the corner Hancock and Santa Monica Blvd. as Halloween revelers pass by.
Brynna Holland with Alex Tomlinson dressed as a convict at the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
After a four-year hiatus, tens of thousands of revelers attend the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
Cowboys engage in a long kiss in front of religious protesters near the entrance of the West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval.
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