‘Jack O’Lantern Jubilee’ Launches Trio of Halloween-Themed Community Events the Week Before Trick or Treat Night

A perspective on a portion of the estimated crowd of 1200 visiting 50 vendor booths of various treats. Below, we wonder who was clever enough to dress their vehicle up like a Sheriff’s Office unit, or do you think that’s a real Sheriff’s Office unit deployed to see that the Halloween ghouls don’t get out of control? Royal Examiner Photos Roger Bianchini

Co-host Parks & Rec Department booth – do the goblins smell treats there? Below, this pirate picks up a skeletal pet to help get him thru to Halloween.

We caught a T-Rex checking with this booth’s host skeleton to see if it needed any more pets de-fleshed. Below, T-Rex was largely ignored when asking if any visitors brought their pets with them. But further below this wheeled patron tells Mr. Rex to stay away from his pet, even if it was a toy one.

We don’t know exactly how this elephant costume worked, it is a costume, isn’t it?

This patron was feeling a little boxed in.

Vendor treats around the 15th Street track were in high demand.

It was all smiles, including a 2 for 1 smile at left-center, before the sun was entirely set. Who needs the sun up this quartet below seemed to be asking.

Uh oh, it appears an Alien Abduction is taking place here. Further below, Spider Man appears a little peeved that the Alien dared do that abduction right in front of him.

There was some game action, including enclosed bouncing around, on the field area. If I put my mask down will they let me join in those field games this patron below seemed to be wondering.