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NEWS: $13.5 Billion on Halloween, & Gore Isn't Driving It

NEWS: $13.5 Billion on Halloween, & Gore Isn't Driving It

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Halloween is bigger than ever!
The NRF puts spending at a record $13.5 billion this year, with 74% of Americans celebrating and 49% starting their shopping in September or earlier. And gore isn't driving any of it: the top ways people celebrate are handing out candy, costumes, decorating, pumpkins, and scary movies. In this week's double issue: why family Halloween is having a moment (go spooky, not scary, and plan for dwell time and food), why the K shape is still a thing as premium sells out from Tribeca to Osaka, and what Universal Studios Japan's Resident Evil house does with real doors.
In this issue:
- Halloween Spending Heads to $13.5 Billion
- Six Flags Permanently Retires X2 After Brain-Injury Lawsuits
- Enchanted Parks' First Halloween
- Blood Manor Charges $350 To Make You a Monster
- Spirit Halloween's 11 Costume Trends for 2026
- IAAPA's Brass Ring Awards Close Oct 16
- Tim Burton's Labyrinth, Harry Potter Drones, and DUNE: The Experience
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