CROWDS lined the streets of Llandudno to watch its magical Christmas Parade.
The parade, which took place on the afternoon of Saturday, December 3, was described as the "best one in years" by some spectators.
The procession started at Llandudno Railway Station and was led by Father Christmas on his sleigh. The Mayor and Mayoress and Miss Alice followed. It travelled through Mostyn Street and Lloyd Street.
Attractions included the Cambrian band, the Theatr Colwyn Robin Hood themed pantomime float, a toy solider, leaping lord stiltwalkers, a nativity float, elf in a bi-plane and a Christmas pudding.
There was also a juggling unicylist and Elsa and Anna from Frozen made the journey to the town from Arendelle.
The event was put on by Llandudno Town Council.
Cllr Antony Bertola, chairman of the Christmas Parade, said: “This year’s Christmas Parade was brilliant, lots of activity with a variety of talented performers.
"It was great to see so many smiling faces from children and parents enjoying themselves. The event was a credit to everyone involved, councillors, staff and volunteers who all contributed to a successful day and we look forward to seeing you all again next year.
"We would like to thank all those who participated in or were involved in organising the event and to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for the New Year”
There was entertainment outside the Town Hall, which featuring Llandudno Town Band, Llandudno Youth Music Theatre and the Ysgol Ffordd Dyffryn School Choir.
John Evans, Rebecca Keatley and other members of the Pantomime cast from Venue Cymru switched on of the Christmas lights.
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Following the Parade, there was a juggling, beat boxing and unicycle show.
Batala Samba Band also performed.
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