This whole neighbourhood transformed into a real-world Barbieland for Halloween

The Graveyard Barbie house — with sign that reads 'RIP The Patriarchy' — is one of about 20 encompassing Barbieland in Daybreak, Utah, for Halloween.

This Halloween, Daybreak, a residential area in South Jordan, spent weeks putting together a real-world Barbieland. It's filled with themed homes, pink decorations and, of course, all the Barbies and Kens.A neighbourhood in the Utah community of Daybreak has transformed into Barbieland from the Barbie movie for Halloween. On this small island community in South Jordan, Utah, things are a little different this time of year.

This Halloween, Daybreak, a residential area in South Jordan, spent weeks putting together a real-world Barbieland. It's filled with themed homes, pink decorations and, of course, all the Barbies and Kens. "The Barbie Dreamhouse is a smattering of hot pink, the pillars to our home are hot pink," Justin told, has reached millions of people around the world. Maile Tucker, a 10-year-old girl from Daybreak, loved it so much she had the idea to turn her whole neighbourhood into Barbieland.

Each household chose their own theme, some classic and some paying homage to the Barbie movie. There is a house for Beach Barbie, one for Graveyard Barbie, and Haunted Barbie, for Pool Party Barbie, Astronaut Barbie, and Real World Barbie. There's a Barbie Barn, Barbie Pet Shop, and even the movie's infamous Weird Barbie's house and the Mojo-Dojo-Casa-House for the Kens and their horses.

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