Spooky Ghosts Scaring New Yorkers Coloring Page

This awesome coloring page shows a busy New York City street with tall, detailed skyscrapers stretching to the sky. In the center, a classic 1950s-style car drives straight at you, with city pedestrians all around—one even has a toolbox, and another pushes a shopping cart.

Above the bustling city, six cartoon ghosts zoom in and out of the buildings, each in its own spooky pose. Whether it’s day or night, you’ll see a sun or bright moon overhead, and the city’s perspective draws your eyes straight into the background action.

Every corner of the scene is full of interesting people, details, and, of course, those quirky ghosts!

Kids love this Ghostbusters coloring page because it mixes spooky, funny ghosts with a cool New York City street scene! The action-packed details keep things interesting—from startled city workers to silly ghosts floating above the skyscrapers.

Busting ghosts through creative coloring lets everyone feel like a real Ghostbuster. Plus, the city setting gives you lots of ways to practice new colors, patterns, and cool effects, making every finished page totally unique.

Whether you’re a Ghostbusters fan or just love drawing ghosts, you’ll have a blast making the scene your own!

This coloring scene is packed with cool details that make it a fun, medium challenge. The tall skyscrapers have lots of tiny windows and lines, so take your time to color inside the edges. The people and classic car right in the middle are smaller too, making careful coloring a must.

The ghosts might seem simple, but their wavy, swirling shapes call for slow and steady hand movements—especially when adding fun shadows or glowing effects.

Try coloring the far-off city buildings with lighter shades to show distance, and remember: patience with the tiny details pays off with a truly eye-catching page!

Coloring this Ghostbusters adventure page helps boost imagination and focus. Filling in all the busy city streets and silly ghosts improves concentration and fine motor skills, especially when working on smaller sections like windows and pedestrians.

Blending colors for ghosts or shading skyscrapers helps you experiment with new coloring techniques, building confidence with every finished masterpiece.

Plus, coloring scenes like this is a relaxing, screen-free break—perfect for letting your mind wander the haunted streets of New York and dream up your own ghost stories!