Where can you trick-or-treat in NYC? Here are 41 options.

If you like packed sidewalks, kids in costumes, and sugar-infused screams, you’ll love Halloween in New York City.

There’s no need to venture inside apartment buildings: Plenty of trick-or-treating action happens on stoops or at storefronts, where folks hand out treats.

And while the city allegedly never sleeps, trick-or-treating in town starts as early as 4 p.m. in many neighborhoods, and winds down as soon as it gets dark.

Halloween is a notoriously dangerous day for kids; several studies have found that it’s a day when young children have a higher than average risk of being fatally struck by a car. To help keep kids safe, the city is once again hosting “Trick-or-Streets,” during which dozens of areas across town will be car-free to celebrate Halloween or Día de los Muertos.

No matter your neighborhood, there’s likely to be some Halloween action nearby. Here’s a sampling of some festivities around town. Have fun, stay safe and let us know what to add for next year – we’d love to hear from you!

Astoria

There’s a Halloweekend party on Saturday, Oct. 28 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at 31st Avenue Open Street. It has an action-packed lineup with a kids’ costume parade, face painting, spooky storytime and more. About 2 miles away, the local businesses on 30th Avenue between 31st and Steinway streets go all out for trick-or-treating.

Bay Ridge

Local Andrea W. says Owl’s Head Park is a great bet for Halloween. This year the community is hosting its Halloween Festival on Sunday, Oct. 29 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. It will feature music, bouncy houses, a costume contest and more. And on Halloween, the area around the park is typically great for trick-or-treating, says Andrea.

Battery Park City

Go trick-or-treating at Louis Vuitton and Gucci! Kids and their grownups are invited to Brookfield Place on Saturday, Oct. 28 from noon to 3 p.m. for the annual Halloween Bash,…