Hollywood’s Hollyweird Halloween festival is back in Downtown Hollywood on Saturday, Oct. 24, from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. The city describes it as South Florida’s premier Halloween festival, and admission is free.
The event features costumes, live music and DJs, drink specials and more than $10,000 in costume contest prizes, according to the City of Hollywood.
Parking
The city is charging a $15 flat rate during the event at four garages and lots: Van Buren Garage at 251 S. 20th Ave., Radius Garage at 251 N. 19th Ave., University Station Garage at 2031 Polk St. and the Taylor Street Lot at 1810 Taylor St., one block north of ArtsPark.
Visitors who want to avoid those fees can park at City Hall Circle, 2600 Hollywood Boulevard, and ride a free shuttle Downtown. The shuttle runs from 5 p.m. to midnight. The city also reminded drivers that on-street parking is 50 percent off during October, at $1.50 per hour.
