Halloween in Riyadh

In the front, young men perused a wall of rubber masks, elaborate and terrifying. The costume choices for women were overwhelming. There was a Vixen Pirate Wench and a Classic School Girl, a Playtime bunny and a Tuxedo Madame Bunny, a Sophisticated Maid and a Pretty and Proper French Maid, a Kitty Witch and a Sultry Sea Witch and a Spellbinding Witch, and the perplexing Darling Robin Hood.

Halloween in Riyadh has increasingly become a family-oriented celebration. Malls such as Riyadh Park, Al Nakheel Mall, and entertainment zones like Winter Wonderland offer kid-friendly events, including pumpkin carving, costume parades, face painting, and themed games. Parents often accompany children dressed in popular characters from animated films, superheroes, or classic Halloween figures, creating a vibrant and safe environment for families to enjoy.

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