Will you celebrate Halloween this year? What are your plans? We want to hear from you!
Generic trick or treat sign on a pumpkin (WDIV)
Spooky season was stifled by the pandemic in 2020, but many people are hoping to make up for lost time with their Halloween celebrations this year.
According to a recent survey, American consumers are expected to spend $10.4 billion on Halloween this year -- an increase of billions compared to last year, when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advised against trick-or-treating because of the pandemic. About 65% of Americans surveyed said they plan to celebrate Halloween this year despite the pandemic.
More: Americans forecasted to spend $10B on Halloween this year
We want to hear from you: Are you planning to celebrate Halloween this year? If you’re planning to go trick-or-treating, will you be taking COVID precautions? This survey has closed. You can find the results right here .
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