Coney Island’s answer to Greenwich Village’s infamous Halloween parade might be a little risqué for some tiny ones, but plenty of families scope out King Neptune and Queen Mermaid as they presides over wacky floats, marching bands, drill teams, vintage cars and a dazzling array of scantily clad seafaring sirens. From W 21st St and Surf Ave to the Boardwalk at W 10th St, Coney Island, Brooklyn. All ages.
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
| Photograph: J Carter Rinaldi | Mermaid Parade
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