A little tired of adulting?
Well, Halloween has come right on time.
Unfortunately, going door-to-door as an adult in a kid costume hurling out the famous lines "trick-or treat" and raising an empty bucket painted as a pumpkin face will get you nothing but mere blank stares.
3 p.m.-7 p.m. Friday- Sunday, Oct. 28-30. Hop on at any Street Car stop. Cost $2 for 4 hours.
All forces full ahead when Pokemon Go is offering a weekend full of live entertainment that will keep you regretting nothing. The Atlanta Street Car and Partners present the first ever Pokemon Go Streetcar Experience. Poke players will take a journey around the city that will engage in over 40 Poke stops that can be activated from the streetcar alone for Pokemons to be battled and captured.
Riders will be expected to pay a $2 fee upfront for a four-hour ride. Just don't forget the custom-made Pokemon costumes for Halloween night, because a sweet treat and a free ride voucher will be the trick that seals the deal.
10:30 p.m. - 3 a.m, Friday, Oct. 28, 2115 Faulkner Road NE, Atlanta. Cost $10
Attending this year's party just might be vital to paying off some of those bills that are rapidly racking up due to some unnecessary spending. The Jungle ATL is hosting a costume party that will leave one lucky winner $500 richer. The "Heaven and Hell" Halloween-themed bash will include top music makers DJ Nemesis, DJ Cazio and even the electrifying DJ Kry. The host will be entertaining guest with sword swallowing by Cool Hands Hayes to body paint artist and more. The doors open up at 10:30 p.m. and are welcoming the 18+ crowd but - obviously - attendees will have to meet the 21 and over requirement to drink. Tickets are for purchase at www.secretpartys.com.
10 p.m.- 3 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 29, 1959 Metropolitan Pkwy SW, Atlanta, GA 30315. Cost: $10.
Homecoming will be lit for the students and alumni of Spelman and Morehouse colleges are combining forces to culminate the livest party of the year. Party goers can anticipate an in-house DJ and several bartenders that are ready to serve you up a few spooky smooth drinks to serve up to students that just want to forget the stress of midterms.
Tickets for this event will be available at www.genesispromotions.ticketleap.com.
Crawl-o-Ween Bar Crawl @ Little 5 Points
7 p.m. - midnight Oct. 29, 752 North Highland Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30306. Cost $20.
Last but not least you can head over to the Highlands if you are left unsure about how much entertainment is needed for the night. Sneak into your favorite neighborhood bar for the Crawl-o-ween Bar Crawl, Atlanta's hottest entertainment district for Halloween night. Don't forget the perks: each registered crawler will receive (2)$5 gift cards for food or drinks of their choice but will not be allowed to use for entry. Participating bars are Dark Horse, Neighbors, Atkins Park, Hand In Hand, 10 High, Diesel and J&J Bourbon Bar. The first 100 people registered will receive swag bags when purchased in advance. Tickets are for purchase at www.freshtix.com.
Be safe out here in these Atlanta streets and Happy Halloween.
7 -10 p.m. Monday, Oct. 31, 101 Piedmont Ave. SE, Atlanta. Cost: free for GSU students; $5 for guest.
Georgia State University will not be remiss in the horror department as they are giving students the opportunity to join them for jam-packed fright weekend. GSU Student Affairs will host a Zombie Apocalypse Laser Tag in the student recreational center for attendees to roam about. Ending the festivities on Halloween night Oct. 31, students will enjoy the breathtaking artwork and uniquely carved garden for Georgia State's "Night at the Botanical Gardens".
Tickets can be purchased at the Student Center West located next to the bookstore on Courtland Street.
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