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We don't get many in my small neighborhood. Only 5-6 kids at most. Getting candy doesn't set me back but $2-$3. I imagine some of the larger neighborhoods like Bedford and Heritage are swarmed. I bet buying all that candy starts to add up! So how many come by your house?
Sunset Ridge. I buy somewhere between 300-500 pieces of candy a year. I usually give each kid 2 pieces. Usually I run out before the kids stop coming and have to pull from my own kids stash! Last year people from other neighborhoods were actually driving mini vans full of kids into our neighborhood to trick or treat. A bit crazy!
Last year I helped friends hand out candy in the Old Mill Stream neighborhood just north of Wake Forest. I'd say they had about 30-40 trick-or-treaters in total, 90% of them under age 13.
This is our first Halloween in Woodcroft and we have no idea how many people we'll get in total. We have a pretty big bowl of candy to give out just in case!
this is my first halloween at this apartment....im hoping that me living in an apartment doesnt mean ill have few to no trick or treaters.....i just stocked up on stuff just in case. sodas, popcorn balls, cheese puffs, and candy. i have a feeling ill be giving it away by the armfull haha
Poor kids - when I was a kid we were given full size candy bars. Nowdays 2, 3 of those little bite-sized things seems kinda pitiful. Oh well I bought enough for several dozen kids but I have to admit I hope I get very few, esp as I have a party to get to
I've never counted - somewhere around 30-50 I would guess.
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halloween for us. The average is 50, used to be higher. I am seeing less each yr.
