Louisville, deemed the Possibility City, is the largest city in Kentucky with a Metro population of 1,451,564 people. It is the 27th largest city in the United States. It is located in the northern area of Kentucky in the Ohio Valley. Being right on the river, Louisville is located along the Indiana border where a good portion of the Metro populations live. The metropolitan area is commonly referred to as Kentuckiana. Louisville is home of the University of Louisville Cardinals (recent winners of the Sugar Bowl and the NCAA Championship). Most popularly, Louisville is home to the world famous Kentucky Derby, the Louisville Slugger, Muhammad Ali, the Disco Ball, the cheeseburger, and much more! Louisville is also home to more than 2,500 restaurants, Museum Row, the Yum! Center, and more! Most recently, Louisville is now home to the world’s largest Disco Ball!

Louisville’s not just the Derby City….it’s the Spooky City!

Little do many know, Louisville is home to more Halloween events and attractions than most cities. The Louisville Metro area is home to many unique haunted attractions. Louisville is also home to the Ultimate Halloween Parade & Festival, aka Louisville Halloween Parade. Louisville is also home to one of the scariest places on earth, Waverly Hills. And it is home to the one and only Danger Run. The Halloween season is an incredibly popular time in Louisville, with tons of happenings to partake in. Historically it is the driest month of the year in Louisville, so it is easy to understand why there is so much to do. Louisville Halloween is dedicated to tell you about all there is to do in Louisville for the Halloween season.

Read some history of Halloween to get a better idea of how Halloween became such a popular holiday in the United States.

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