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Halloween
The interests, motivations and behaviors of people planning for Halloween — the costume, the candy, the house and the night out.
What the model sees Live
Built to understand Halloween as a month, not a night: the theme-park and haunted-attraction season, the costume culture that overlaps with fandom, where the pop-up retail happens, and how families are doing trick-or-treating now.
What stands out
- Fright Fest, Horror Nights, Knott's Scary Farm, Disney's party
Halloween is a ticketed event before it's a home holiday. Theme parks and haunted attractions own September, and the audience is planning trips, not just costumes.
- Fan conventions, Comic Con, Anime Expo
Costume culture is fandom culture. The cosplay overlap means anime, comics and gaming brands are reaching the same people as costume retailers.
- Spencer Gifts, pop-up retail, NRF
The buying is concentrated and temporary. Pop-up and specialty retail win the window, and the audience knows the season's economics.
- Trunk-or-treating, Mischief Night, cosmetics
How the night actually happens is changing: organized events for kids, adult mischief, and a makeup-and-face-paint moment for beauty brands.
Skews women, 18 to 34, households with kids — strongest in Utah, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky.
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