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Top 10 Spooktacular Halloween Festivities in Downtown Bellevue

Bellevue, WALocal News

Halloween in Downtown Bellevue is packed with exciting events, offering something for everyone. The article details ten festivities, starting with Terror Lanes at Lucky Strike, where guests can enjoy bowling and arcade games while showcasing their costumes for a chance to win cash prizes. Families will love the Trick-or-Treat in Old Bellevue, which features 16 participating businesses providing candy and festive decorations. FogRose Atelier invites guests to an enchanting Alice in Wonderland Tea Party, complete with themed food and a costume dress code. The Masquerade Ball at STK Steakhouse combines fine dining with entertainment, featuring a live DJ and a costume contest, while Suite’s 12th Annual Halloween Bash promises an exhilarating nightlife experience.

Additional highlights include Falloween celebrations at The Bellevue Collection and a free family fun day at Bellevue Arts Museum. This article beautifully captures the community spirit and festive atmosphere that make Halloween in Bellevue a delightful experience for residents and visitors alike.

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