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🏆 The 2026 Golden Pumpkin

Best Decorated Street 2026

Pick your city, then crown the street that goes all out: giant spiders, fog machines, every stoop glowing. Vote for as many streets as you love, once each. Voting closes at noon ET on Sunday, Nov 1, and each city’s winner is featured on next year’s map.

Voting closes Sun, Nov 1 at noon ET

1 Pick your city

2 Brooklyn standings0 votes

No crown in Brooklyn yet. The first vote puts a street on top.

3 Cast your votes

  1. Albemarle Road Prospect Park South / Ditmas Park

    Victorian houses decorated to the max, with a neighbourhood Halloween parade.

    • Closed to cars (2026, city list)
    • Parade
    • Big decorations

    0 votes

  2. 7th Avenue parade route Park Slope

    Shops on 7th and 5th Avenue hand out candy before the Park Slope Halloween Parade. In past years it has run from 14th Street to 3rd Street; the 2026 route isn't published yet.

    • Parade
    • Shops give candy
    • Very busy

    0 votes

  3. Waverly Avenue Clinton Hill

    Closed between DeKalb and Willoughby, with a live zombie band at 6 PM.

    • Closed to cars (2026, city list)
    • Very busy

    0 votes

  4. 3rd Street Park Slope

    Brownstone stoops with candy all the way from 5th Avenue to the park. Often called the best stretch in Park Slope.

    • Big decorations
    • Very busy

    0 votes

  5. Cortelyou Road shops Ditmas Park

    Many shops along Cortelyou Road give out candy. An easy, flat loop for small kids.

    • Shops give candy
    • Toddler-friendly

    0 votes

  6. Garfield Place Park Slope

    Closed to cars between 7th and 8th Avenue for the city's Trick-or-Streets program.

    • Closed to cars (2026, city list)

    0 votes

  7. East 3rd Street Windsor Terrace

    Neighbours go big on decorations, and it can feel like a block party.

    • Big decorations

    0 votes

  8. Vanderbilt Avenue Prospect Heights

    Decorated brownstones and participating shops, with fewer crowds than Park Slope.

    • Calmer, fewer crowds
    • Shops give candy
    • Toddler-friendly

    0 votes

See these streets on the Brooklyn trick-or-treat map →

Streets only, never individual houses. Each internet connection counts once per street, which is a rough guard, not a guarantee of one vote per household.