PHOTOS: Storybook Island's Safe N' Sweet Trick N' Treat
Storybook Island's Safe N' Sweet Trick N' Treat took place Oct. 26 in Rapid City. The event drew a large crowd that enjoyed spooky decorations, carousel rides and delicious candy.Â
Large crowds line up for candy from local businesses and organizations at Storybook Island on Saturday, Oct. 26.Â
From wandering pirates to ghoulish monsters, families dressed in their best costumes as they explored Storybook Island in Rapid City on Saturday.Â
Local businesses and organizations provided handfuls of candy to trick-or-treaters at Storybook Island on Saturday.Â
Children and parents examine candy and decorations at Storybook Island in Rapid City on Saturday.
From strollers to piggyback rides, kids flocked to their next stop to get candy from local businesses and organizations at Storybook Island on Saturday.Â
In some instances, children helped their parents pass out candy to families attending Storybook Island's Safe N' Sweet Trick N' Treat on Saturday.
With inflatables, lights and cobwebs, Storybook Island was transformed for its Safe N' Sweet Trick N' Treat event on Saturday.Â
Along with the trick n' treating and photos with iconic characters from Halloween movies, families were invited for a carousel ride at Storybook Island Saturday.
With their bags full with candy, families had the opportunity to take photos with iconic characters from Alice in Wonderland, The Wizard of Oz and Hocus Pocus.
A popular Hocus Pocus character was on hand for photo ops.
Families lined up outside the gate of Storybook Island on Saturday for a chance to get some candy.
Madison Willis
Assistant Editor
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