Fun Facts about Halloween
Are you ready for a frightfully good time? Halloween is one of the most popular holidays in America and there are so many spooktacularly fun ways to celebrate. But first, take a look at some fun facts about Halloween as you start to think about your plans…if you dare…
- In 2010, an estimated 41 million trick-or-treaters across the U.S. ventured out into the night to collect their candy from a total of 117 million households.
- At least 50% of people plan to dress up in a costume on Halloween. For adults, the most popular costume choices are witches, pirates, and vampires. For kids, look out for little princesses, superheroes, ghosts, and ninjas.
- Pets get in on the costume action, too: 14.7% of pet owners purchase a pint-size costume for their furry friends.
- In 2010, 1.1 billion pounds of pumpkins were turned into grinning jack-o’-lanterns or delicious pies.
- Illinois, New York, and Ohio are the top pumpkin producing states.
- Halloween ranks 2nd behind Christmas for total dollars spent on decorations. Popular Halloween decorations include life-size skeletons, extra large inflatable pumpkins, fake cob webs, and much more.
- There are a number of cities and towns across the country with ghostly names. Some of these festive towns are:
- Frankenstein, Missouri
- Tombstone, Arizona
- Cape Fear, North Carolina
- Skull Creek, Nebraska
- Spiderweb, South Carolina
- Goblintown, Virginia
- Screamer, Alabama
- Black Cat, Arkansas
- Bloody Corners, Ohio
- Hell Hollow, New Hampshire
Are you shivering with excitement yet? If you’re ready to start planning your party, send a bootiful Halloween invitation today!
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