Zombie Walk Draws Thousands

6,500 participants not enough to break the record

Reason Staff | 12.14.2012 4:18 PM

PHOENIX, Dec. 14 (UPI) -- Organizers of the Zombie Walk in downtown Phoenix said they broke the local record with about 6,500 participants but fell short of a world record.

Downtown Phoenix Partnership, which organized the gathering of residents in tattered clothing and undead-style makeup, revealed numbers this week showing about 6,500 people participated in the Oct. 27 event.

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Zombie Walk Draws Thousands

6,500 participants not enough to break the record

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