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Daphne Blake, Velma Dinkley, Fred Jones and Shaggy Rogers with his pup, Scooby Doo.
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The Mobile DJ truck used a fog machine and fake tombstones to create a spooky dance floor.
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Each truck had Halloween inspired menu items and some also brought along special decor.
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Clubs and businesses set up booths to take part in the trick-or-treating.
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Groups like Lighthouse Ministries brought games for children to play and win candy.
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Photo opportunities were set up throughout downtown for the event.
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The Phantom of the Opera made an appearance and entered the costume contest.
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T-Mobile brought a truck full of merchandise and offered free corn hole for attendees.
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The costume contest had participants ranging from toddlers to adults.
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One Stormtrooper and Darth Vader duo entered as a team for the costume contest.
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Costumed ranged from dragons to Evie from Disney's Descendants.
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Some parents joined their children in the action.
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Batman, a creature of the night, used his skills to protect his fellow participants at the costume contest.
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The judges picked three winners of the costume contest.
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Once the sun set, attendees showed off their dance moves at the Mobile DJ truck.
Ghoulish delights and spook-tacular treats were featured at a Nightmare on Main Street, the October Plant City Food Truck Rally.
The food trucks had a Halloween themed menu as well as “truck or treat” goodies for trick-or-treaters. Games and photo opportunities were set up throughout downtown and many clubs and businesses set up booths to give candy to participants.
A costume contest was also held ranging from toddlers to adults. Moana, the Phantom of the Opera, Stormtroopers and more made an appearance.
The mobile DJ truck spun Halloween inspired tunes and used a fog machine to create a spooky dance floor.
