San Francisco's Sunset Dunes Park Hosts Thrilling Halloween Event for First Time
A sea of colorful costumes flooded the newly opened Sunset Dunes Park on Sunday as it played host to a spooktacular Halloween event, dubbed 'The Great Hauntway'. This marked the first time that the park has hosted such a major celebration and attendees were undeterred by the chilly evening weather.
Organizers reported that trick-or-treaters braved the elements to enjoy the festivities, with many citing the excitement of seeing their kids dressed up as their favorite characters. The event featured an array of spooky decorations, thrilling activities, and delicious treats - ensuring a fun-filled day for all who attended.
However, not everyone was pleased with the park's new status. Some residents are still grappling with concerns over the park's creation and its potential impact on traffic congestion in the area. They argue that the closure of part of the Great Highway has caused inconvenience to commuters and increased traffic in nearby streets.
Despite these debates, the main focus of Sunday's event was celebrating Halloween and embracing the spooky atmosphere that Sunset Dunes Park had to offer. It seems that the park's popularity is already growing, with one attendee remarking that it's "fun" for kids, adding to the overall excitement of the day.
A sea of colorful costumes flooded the newly opened Sunset Dunes Park on Sunday as it played host to a spooktacular Halloween event, dubbed 'The Great Hauntway'. This marked the first time that the park has hosted such a major celebration and attendees were undeterred by the chilly evening weather.
Organizers reported that trick-or-treaters braved the elements to enjoy the festivities, with many citing the excitement of seeing their kids dressed up as their favorite characters. The event featured an array of spooky decorations, thrilling activities, and delicious treats - ensuring a fun-filled day for all who attended.
However, not everyone was pleased with the park's new status. Some residents are still grappling with concerns over the park's creation and its potential impact on traffic congestion in the area. They argue that the closure of part of the Great Highway has caused inconvenience to commuters and increased traffic in nearby streets.
Despite these debates, the main focus of Sunday's event was celebrating Halloween and embracing the spooky atmosphere that Sunset Dunes Park had to offer. It seems that the park's popularity is already growing, with one attendee remarking that it's "fun" for kids, adding to the overall excitement of the day.
i mean, i guess the little monsters looking like their fave cartoon characters were kinda worth it, but can't we just have one nice thing happen without another headache coming our way? 
on the bright side, at least the park's Halloween event was fun 
. First time they did it and it was a hit! Kids havin' the time of their lives in all those costumes, it's adorable 
. Like, I get it, part of the highway got closed, but come on, Halloween is for celebratin', right? Let people have some fun! The park was poppin' with all them spooky decorations and treats... my grandkids would've loved it 
. Gotta say, this park's growin' fast, hope they keep the vibes goin' 
. Anyways, it's awesome that they got all those costumes and decorations going on, but can we talk about the logistics? All that traffic congestion around Great Highway? It's no joke. I guess when you've got a park filled with sugar-high kids running around, some inconvenience is to be expected 
. On the bright side, if this is a thing, maybe they'll finally fix those potholes...
. I mean, isn't it just another commercialized holiday for them? And now they're gonna charge extra for parking and food 
. And can we talk about the traffic situation in that area? It's a nightmare already with all those new developments popping up everywhere 
. But hey, if the park is making people happy, I guess it's all good 
. Just wish they'd consider user experience when designing these events... I mean, who thought it was a good idea to have 5000 people walking around in the dark with no clear escape route? 
! I mean, a Halloween event at the park? Genius move by the organizers! The decorations and activities were on point, and I love how they got the kids involved with trick-or-treating. But, for real, some ppl are still salty about the park's creation, worried it'll clog up traffic 
. gotta respect the residents who are still worried about the traffic though - we should definitely keep an eye on that 
... i love how they got all those cool decorations up, it really added to the spooky vibe 
... and can't say i blame people for being worried about it, especially with the highway closure 
... on the other hand, it sounds like the event went pretty well despite the weather 
And a Halloween event? yaaas, that was so much fun! I saw so many amazeballs costumes, from superheroes to anime characters - my kid was dressed as Spiderman and it was literally the cutest thing ever 
. The park itself is stunning, all those dunes and foggy vibes... its like a whole new world! 
Idk what others are saying about traffic and stuff, but I'm just glad we got to experience this magic night for ourselves 
! kids were dressed up as their fave characters and even the parents were getting into the spirit 
. btw, has anyone tried the 'witches brew' at the food stalls? 
! the decorations were insane 
... i mean who doesnt love candy corn and pumpkin spice everything? 
but yeah, some ppl are salty about the park opening and how it's affecting traffic 
... i was there too and my kid had such a blast trick-or-treating in the dark 
. I mean, I get why some people are concerned, but come on, it's just a little extra congestion for a few hours a year? 
. The park's got some awesome decorations and activities going on, it's def a fun spot for kids (and let's be real, adults too 
). But, gotta give props to the organizers for making it happen, especially considering all the haters who were worried about traffic congestion in the area 
. plus, the treats they had were amazing! my kid ate like 10 cups of candy & was bouncing off the walls by the end 
. can't wait to go back next year