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WATCH: Halloween witches’ world record

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ABC News. (2026, October 24). WATCH: Halloween witches’ world record. ABC News (US). https://abcnews.com/video/137536016/

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On October 24, 2026, 184 participants dressed as Halloween witches set a world record by gathering at the Orlando Eye observation wheel, which stands 400 feet high. The event aimed to celebrate Halloween with a spectacular display of pointed hats and cloaks.
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On October 24, 2026, 184 people dressed as witches set a world record by gathering at the Orlando Eye, an observation wheel in Florida. The participants wore pointed hats and cloaks while reaching heights of 400 feet to achieve this Halloween-themed feat.

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A total of 184 people set a world record, decked out in pointed hats and witches’ cloaks, 400 feet up on the Orlando Eye.
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A total of 184 people set a world record, decked out in pointed hats and witches’ cloaks, 400 feet up on the Orlando Eye. asserted
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