Guests can expect a fancy dress competition, zombie dances and a parade from drum band Katumba
Guests are invited to Liverpool ONE to witness everything from monstrous spiders taking over to the Katumba band marching through the streets.
This year's Halloween parade will see the return of the fancy dress competition, zombie dances and spooky characters from witches to ghouls.READ MORE: 'I haven't used my tumble dryer since finding Dunelm's lifesaver 7p per hour heated airer'What to expect Hosted by Radio City Breakfast Show presenters Leanne Campbell and Scott Hughes, the fancy dress competition will give people the opportunity to show their creativity for a chance to win prizes.
Anyone popping by will see giant trees roaming the streets, a monstrous Venus flytrap and giant slinkies. A giant spider will also be based on South John Street ahead of the event. Drum band Katumba will lead a special Halloween parade with the participants of the fancy dress competition who will be invited to join and show their looks to the crowds across Liverpool ONE.What time is Liverpool ONE's Halloween parade? The Halloween takeover will take place from 12 - 5pm on Sunday, October 29. The kid's competition will run between 12pm - 3pm with the parade kicking off at South John Street at 4pm.
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