๐๐ธ 73% of Americans Are Spending Less Than $50 This Halloween?! ๐ฑ๐ฌ
Looks like Americans are tightening their wallets this Halloween ๐ป๐ โ a new survey shows most people plan to spend less than $50 this year! Between costumes, candy, and decorations, shoppers are cutting back but still finding fun, budget-friendly ways to celebrate. ๐ธ๏ธ๐ฌ Whether itโs DIY costumes or dollar-store dรฉcor, this spooky season is all about creativity over cash. ๐โจ
10/31/20251 min read
Looks like this Halloween is gonna be more spooky than spendy! ๐ป๐ A new poll found that nearly three out of four Americans are keeping things seriously low-budget this year, spending less than $50 total on costumes, candy, and all the Halloween fun. ๐ธ๏ธ
๐งโโ๏ธ Hereโs the breakdown:
๐ฐ 32% said theyโre spending nothing at all โ zero, zip, nada.๐ญ 22% said less than $25 total.๐ 19% said between $25 and $49.๐ฌ Only 6% are spending $100 or more this year.
That means 73% of Americans are keeping Halloween under $50โฆ which, honestly, is hard to do when even a bag of mini Snickers costs, like, a mortgage payment these days. ๐ฉ
๐ So whatโs going on?
People are cutting back across the board, especially Boomers in the South and Midwest, and itโs not about politics or pumpkin spice preferences. Itโs the economy, baby. ๐ฆ๐
Between rising prices and flat paychecks, a lot of folks are skipping costumes, candy bowls, or even the decorations this year. (Although, letโs be real, thereโs always that one neighbor who goes full haunted house with fog machines and animatronic clowns. ๐คก)
๐ฌ Fun Fact: Only 41% of people said theyโll even be giving out candy tonight, while 45% are turning off the porch light altogether. ๐ซ๐ซ And just 19% plan to take kids out trick-or-treating this year.
So yeah, maybe this year, Halloweenโs all about creativity on a budget. ๐งโโ๏ธ Grab a sheet for a ghost costume, buy one bag of candy, and call it a night. Or maybe everyoneโs just saving up for the real horror showโฆ Black Friday. ๐๏ธ๐ฑ
