Halloween trick-or-treating, classroom celebrations and town costume parades are making a comeback after Covid-19 concerns forced many festivities to shut down last year. “This year we are going all out,” says one mom.
Trick-or-treating, classroom celebrations and town parades are making a comeback after Covid-19 concernsor scale back last year. Americans desperate for levity after many pandemic months say they are eager to embrace the holiday, even with some lingering Covid-19 precautions.
“It’s one of those emotional things as a parent because last year we couldn’t do that,” Ms. LaLonde Wein says. Americans are expected to spend $102.74 per person on Halloween this year, compared with $92.12 last year, according to the National Retail Federation.
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