Trick-or-Treating the day after Halloween

[Anonymous]

We are traveling on Halloween this year and will get home too late for trick-or-treating. DD has not yet put this together, but it's going to be a huge disappointment. I know Boo at the Zoo is ahead of time, but does anyone know of any neighborhood or merchant-type Halloween activities on Sunday, November 1 this year?

[Anonymous]

Cox Farms will still have their Fall Festival going on.

http://www.coxfarms.com/

[Anonymous]

Bummer! Maybe focus on one of the post-Halloween "punkin' chunkin'" kind of things at one of the big farms? Not the same as trick or treating but still in the spirit.

[Anonymous]

OP,

Check your local shopping malls b/c there are often trick-or-treating events before Halloween, e.g.,:
http://www.shopcabinjohn.com/events/list/

[Anonymous]

Great Country Farms will have Pumpkin Chunkin:

http://www.greatcountryfarms.com/index.php/event-calendar/annual-events/pumpkin-chunkin.html

[Anonymous]

Is your family into running at all? No trick or treating, but the Goblin Gallop has a 5K and Fun Run and people dress in costumes, there's face painting and a moon bounce, etc.
http://www.goblingallop.org/index.html

[Anonymous]

Let her have a party with friends wearing costumes and candy - she will love it!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are traveling on Halloween this year and will get home too late for trick-or-treating. DD has not yet put this together, but it's going to be a huge disappointment. I know Boo at the Zoo is ahead of time, but does anyone know of any neighborhood or merchant-type Halloween activities on Sunday, November 1 this year?

You would be disappointed if you came to my house. Oct. 31 is Halloween not Nov. 1.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are traveling on Halloween this year and will get home too late for trick-or-treating. DD has not yet put this together, but it's going to be a huge disappointment. I know Boo at the Zoo is ahead of time, but does anyone know of any neighborhood or merchant-type Halloween activities on Sunday, November 1 this year?

You would be disappointed if you came to my house. Oct. 31 is Halloween not Nov. 1.

Right. Hence my question about non-residential activities on the day after. We will not be going door-to-door in any neighborhood b/c of our travel.

[Anonymous]

If you'll be in town, you'll probably have better luck finding events Oct 24-25 rather than Nov 1.

[Anonymous]

Have a Halloween party. Take advantage of big mark downs. Or hide candy around your house and let your kids find it.

[Anonymous]

See if an of your local churches are doing a trunk or treat

[Anonymous]

Where will you be? Can you trick or treat on the road?

[Anonymous]

Air travel? Let her wear her costume. I bet places along tye way will have candy to give out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are traveling on Halloween this year and will get home too late for trick-or-treating. DD has not yet put this together, but it's going to be a huge disappointment. I know Boo at the Zoo is ahead of time, but does anyone know of any neighborhood or merchant-type Halloween activities on Sunday, November 1 this year?

You would be disappointed if you came to my house. Oct. 31 is Halloween not Nov. 1.

I'm sure people are disappointed no matter when they go to your house.