The right Halloween lawn decorations can turn an ordinary yard into the house trick-or-treaters remember, but the options vary widely in durability, setup effort, and visual impact. For a balanced combination of size, variety, and sturdiness, the 6-Piece Halloween Tombstone Yard Decor Set with Metal Stakes earns the top spot because metal stakes survive October wind far better than plastic alternatives. If you want maximum atmosphere with minimal lawn space, the 4-Piece 31.5-Inch Hanging Ghost Set creates floating movement that static decorations can’t match, while the AISENO Groundbreaker Skeleton Stakes deliver the biggest scare per dollar for haunted-house effects. The main tradeoff you’ll face is between weather resistance and price: foam tombstones look great but crumble in rain, whereas metal and fabric options cost more upfront and last multiple seasons. Keep reading for the full breakdown of all eight picks and which one fits your yard.
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Key Takeaways
- Metal-stake tombstone sets (the 6-Piece Metal Stake Set and HOMSHIAM H-Stakes) outlasted foam-only tombstones in every durability comparison — plastic spikes are the most common failure point in October wind and rain.
- The AISENO Groundbreaker Skeletons delivered the highest scare factor of the lineup, but they cover far less lawn area than tombstone packs, making them an accent rather than a foundation decoration.
- Hanging decorations like the 4-Piece Ghost Set are the only pick that adds motion without electricity, but they require a porch, tree, or eave to suspend from — buyers with open lawns should skip them.
- Glow-in-the-dark features (the 5-Pack Tombstones’ eyes) only work reliably after direct daylight exposure and fade within hours, so don’t treat luminous accents as a substitute for landscape lighting.
- Pumpkin and black cat stakes (FloraSea, Anditoy) skew friendly rather than spooky, which suits family neighborhoods but disappoints buyers aiming for a haunted aesthetic.
| Halloween lawn decoration | Material | Quantity | Brand |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6-Pack Outdoor Halloween Tombs | Waterproof plastic | 6 tombstone signs | — |
| 4-Piece 31.5-Inch Hanging Ghos | — | 4 ghosts | Hifunwu |
| HOMSHIAM 12-Pack H-Shaped Meta | Metal | 12 stakes | HOMSHIAM |
| 5-Pack Halloween Tombstone Yar | Corrugated plastic | 5 tombstone signs | — |
| FloraSea Halloween Metal Pumpk | Metal | — | FloraSea |
| Anditoy 6-Pack Halloween Black | Polypropylene hollow sheet | 6 signs | Anditoy |
| AISENO Realistic Skeleton Grou | Resin | — | AISENO |
| 6-Piece Halloween Tombstone Ya | Corrugated plastic | 6 tombstones | kaggiyu |
More Details on Our Top Picks
6-Pack Outdoor Halloween Tombstone Decorations, 17 x 12 Inches
This six-pack earns the top spot because it solves the biggest problem with budget tombstones: variety. Six assorted gothic designs with skulls, gargoyles, and RIP lettering let a single purchase build a full graveyard scene, where the 5-Pack Glow-in-the-Dark Tombstones covers less ground and leans on one gimmick. Each sign gets two stakes instead of one, which matters on breezy October nights when single-stake signs spin or flop. The waterproof plastic holds up to rain, and the pieces reposition easily if you want to refresh the layout mid-season. The tradeoff is scale — at roughly 17 x 12 inches, these read as headstones from the sidewalk but won’t fool anyone up close, and the plastic stakes still need soft grass or soil to grip properly.
Pros:- Six assorted designs build a varied graveyard in one purchase
- Two stakes per sign keep displays upright in wind
- Waterproof plastic survives rainy October weather
- Reusable and easy to reposition or rearrange
Cons:- Stakes only grip in soft grass or soil, not hard or rocky ground
- Signs must be stored flat and protected to last multiple seasons
Best for: Homeowners who want a complete, varied graveyard display from one purchase without overspending
Not ideal for: Anyone hoping for oversized, photorealistic tombstones — these are modestly sized and clearly decorative up close
- Material:Waterproof plastic
- Quantity:6 tombstone signs
- Size:Approx. 17 x 12 inches each
- Stakes:12 plastic ground stakes, 2 per sign
- Color:Assorted gray, black, and Halloween graphics
- Installation:Ground stakes for soft grass or soil
- Use:Indoor or outdoor Halloween decor
Our verdict“The most efficient way to fill a yard with a convincing graveyard scene, as long as you have soft ground and realistic expectations about size.”
4-Piece 31.5-Inch Hanging Ghost Halloween Decorations
While most picks in this roundup decorate the ground, this set claims the air. Four 31.5-inch ghosts with distinct faces and flexible, posable arms turn porch eaves and tree branches into part of the display — something no tombstone set, including the 6-Pack Tombstone Decorations, can do. The lightweight foam-and-fabric build is a genuine feature here: the ghosts flutter in the wind, adding movement that static yard signs lack, and they fold flat for off-season storage. That same lightness is the catch. Strong gusts can tangle or displace them, and the materials won’t survive a wet storm as well as plastic or metal options. Compared with the FloraSea Pumpkin Stakes, durability is clearly weaker, but the spooky motion these deliver is hard to replicate.
Pros:- Four ghosts with different face designs for visual variety
- Flexible arms can be posed in different positions
- Lightweight fabric flutters in the wind for a spooky animated effect
- Folds flat for compact storage and works indoors or out
Cons:- Very lightweight build means wind can tangle or relocate them
- Foam and fabric materials are less durable than plastic or metal alternatives
Best for: Decorators with porches, trees, or eaves who want moving, eye-level Halloween atmosphere
Not ideal for: Windy or exposed properties where lightweight fabric decor will whip around or blow away
- Brand:Hifunwu
- Quantity:4 ghosts
- Height:31.5 inches
- Materials:White foam and polyester fabric
- Color:White
- Arm Design:Flexible and adjustable
- Item Weight:0.5 kg
- Model Number:HGH01
Our verdict“The pick for adding motion and height to a display, provided your hanging spots are somewhat sheltered from wind.”
HOMSHIAM 12-Pack H-Shaped Metal Halloween Tombstone Stakes
This is the fix for a problem every tombstone owner eventually hits: flimsy included stakes. These H-shaped metal stakes with four prongs anchor foam tombstones far more securely than the plastic stakes that ship with sets like the 6-Pack Tombstone Decorations, and twelve in a pack covers a full graveyard refresh. The multi-purpose design also grips garden mesh, fencing, and turf, so they earn their keep beyond October. The limitation is size — at 7.9 × 6.3 inches, they suit smaller foam decorations, not large or heavy pieces, and they won’t help with rigid signs that lack a place to thread a stake through. Think of this as reinforcement rather than decoration: it makes everything else in this roundup hold up better.
Pros:- Twelve stakes cover a full graveyard setup
- Four-pronged H-shape grips soil more firmly than plastic stakes
- Reusable and waterproof for multiple seasons
- Also secures garden mesh, fencing, and turf
Cons:- Sized for smaller decorations and may not support large or heavy items
- Adds cost on top of the decorations themselves rather than replacing them
Best for: Owners of foam tombstones who are tired of decorations tipping over and want reusable metal anchoring
Not ideal for: Anyone expecting a standalone decoration — these are hardware, and buyers wanting a complete display should start with a tombstone set
- Brand:HOMSHIAM
- Quantity:12 stakes
- Material:Metal
- Color:Black
- Shape:H-shaped, 4-pronged
- Dimensions:7.9 × 6.3 inches (20 × 16 cm)
- Weight:0.59 kg
- Recommended Use:Outdoor decoration and garden material fixing
Our verdict“A worthwhile upgrade for anyone whose foam tombstones keep toppling — just confirm your decorations are small enough to anchor.”
5-Pack Halloween Tombstone Yard Decorations with Stakes and Glow-in-the-Dark Eyes
Most tombstone sets disappear at dusk — this one comes alive. The glow-in-the-dark eyes give these five corrugated plastic signs a haunting presence after dark, which is exactly when trick-or-treaters pass by. Compared with the 6-Pack Tombstone Decorations, you get one fewer sign and a more conventional look, but the nighttime payoff is the differentiator, and the included color instructions and stakes make setup genuinely beginner-friendly. The corrugated plastic is waterproof and lighter than solid plastic, which cuts both ways: easier to install, less substantial in hand. The bigger caveat is information — no published dimensions means you’re trusting the design will suit your space, and the glow effect depends on daylight charging to look its best.
Pros:- Glow-in-the-dark eyes create a spooky effect after dusk
- Five different tombstone designs for variety
- Includes stakes and color instructions for easy setup
- Waterproof corrugated plastic handles outdoor weather
Cons:- Glow effect requires adequate light exposure to charge
- No listed dimensions or stake durability details make pre-purchase planning difficult
Best for: Decorators who care most about how their yard looks after dark on Halloween night itself
Not ideal for: Buyers who need to plan a layout precisely — the lack of listed dimensions makes spacing and sizing a gamble
- Quantity:5 tombstone signs
- Material:Corrugated plastic
- Included:Stakes, red eyes, color instructions
- Features:Glow-in-the-dark eyes; waterproof
- Intended Use:Outdoor Halloween decoration
- Setup:Stake-mounted with illustrated instructions
Our verdict“The right choice if your priority is a display that peaks at night, with the caveat that you’re buying somewhat blind on size.”
FloraSea Halloween Metal Pumpkin Yard Stakes, Set of 3
Where the tombstone sets in this roundup go for scares on a budget, this trio goes for charm that lasts. The hand-painted metal pumpkins with bat, ghost, and witch hat details read as garden art rather than seasonal clutter, and the anti-rust waterproof coating means they can stay out through November rain without deteriorating — a durability claim the 4-Piece Hanging Ghosts simply can’t make. The stackable design is a nice touch: cluster all three for a focal point or spread them along a pathway. Two honest drawbacks: pieces may arrive slightly bent and need hand-shaping, and the listing omits dimensions, so height planning requires a guess. You’re also paying more per decoration than any plastic set here, which only makes sense if multi-year use is the goal.
Pros:- Solid metal construction with anti-rust waterproof coating for multi-season use
- Hand-painted bat, ghost, and witch hat designs add colorful charm
- Stackable trio works as one focal point or three separate accents
Cons:- Pieces may arrive slightly deformed and require manual adjusting
- No stake dimensions listed, making height and spacing hard to plan
Best for: Homeowners who want durable, reusable fall decor that looks intentional rather than purely spooky
Not ideal for: Buyers on a tight budget or those wanting a big spooky impact — three pumpkins won’t fill a yard like a six-pack of tombstones
- Brand:FloraSea
- Material:Metal
- Set Size:3 pumpkin stakes
- Included Components:1 set of Halloween pumpkin stakes
- Installation:Free-standing; can be stacked or used individually
- Recommended Use:Outdoor decoration
- Weather Resistance:Waterproof with anti-rust coating
Our verdict“The best-built pick here for decorators investing in reusable pieces they’ll enjoy for years, not just one October.”
Anditoy 6-Pack Halloween Black Cat Yard Signs with Stakes
Most flat yard signs disappear once the sun goes down, which defeats the purpose of Halloween decor. This set solves that with glow-in-the-dark eye stickers that give the six black cat silhouettes an eerie floating-eyes effect after dark — something the 6-Piece Tombstone Set from kaggiyu can’t match without adding your own lighting. The waterproof polypropylene construction holds up through October rain, and at roughly 13 by 16 inches, the cats read clearly from the sidewalk without overwhelming a small lawn. Compared with the AISENO skeleton groundbreakers, these are far easier to place in mass — scatter six across a flowerbed for a prowling-cat colony look. The tradeoff is flatness: there’s no dimensional drama here, and the stickers need daylight or lamplight to charge before they’ll glow.
Pros:- Six distinct cat designs let you build a coordinated colony display
- Glow-in-the-dark eyes create a nighttime effect without extra lighting
- Waterproof polypropylene survives rain and morning dew
- 12 included stakes make multi-sign placement simple
Cons:- Glow stickers need time to charge in light before they show at night
- Flat silhouette design lacks the depth of resin props like the AISENO skeleton
Best for: Homeowners who want their display to keep working after dark without buying spotlights or string lights
Not ideal for: Anyone expecting sculptural depth — these are printed flat signs, not dimensional props
- Brand:Anditoy
- Quantity:6 signs
- Designs:6 different cat styles
- Dimensions:13.4 x 15.7 inches each
- Material:Polypropylene hollow sheet
- Included:12 metal stakes, glow-in-the-dark eye stickers
- Mounting:Pole/stake mount
Our verdict“This is the pick for buyers whose decorating priority is a spooky glow after sunset rather than daytime realism.”
AISENO Realistic Skeleton Groundbreaker Stakes, 3-Piece Halloween Outdoor Decoration
If the goal is making trick-or-treaters stop and stare, nothing in this lineup beats a skeleton crawling out of the ground. Unlike the flat Anditoy cat signs or the printed kaggiyu tombstones, the AISENO set is molded resin with aged bone texture — actual dimension, shadows, and a sculpted skull that photographs like a real prop rather than a printed cutout. Setup is genuinely tool-free: push the skull and two arm stakes into soil and angle them however you like, with adjustable spacing that lets one set fill a narrow bed or stretch across a wide lawn. The catch is coverage. Three pieces can’t blanket a yard the way a six-pack of signs can, and the effect depends entirely on having soft ground — it won’t work on a porch, patio, or mulch-free hardpan.
Pros:- Sculpted resin with realistic aged-bone detail far beyond printed signs
- Tool-free setup in under a minute
- Adjustable piece spacing adapts to beds of any width
- Reusable and wipe-clean for multi-season display
Cons:- Only three pieces, so it can’t cover a large yard on its own
- Requires soft soil or lawn — no porch, deck, or hardscape placement
Best for: Decorators who want one genuinely startling centerpiece rather than broad yard coverage
Not ideal for: Homes with paved or rock-scaped front yards — the stakes need penetrable soil or lawn
- Brand:AISENO
- Pieces:3 (1 skull, 2 arm bones)
- Material:Resin
- Setup:Tool-free ground stakes
- Arrangement:Adjustable spacing
- Care:Wipe clean
- Use:Outdoor Halloween decoration
Our verdict“Buy this for maximum scare-per-dollar realism in one spot; pair it with cheaper sign sets if you need whole-yard coverage.”
6-Piece Halloween Tombstone Yard Decor Set with Metal Stakes
For turning a whole front lawn into a graveyard on a modest budget, this set is the most efficient option here. Six tombstones with matching stakes cover more square footage than the AISENO groundbreakers (three pieces) or the Anditoy cat signs (six smaller silhouettes), and the skulls, crosses, and bats printed on each give a complete cemetery theme out of one box. The corrugated plastic build is both the appeal and the limitation: it’s waterproof, feather-light, and folds flat for storage, so it survives the season and fits in a closet until next year. But walk up close and the illusion thins — 4 mm plastic reads flimsy next to resin or foam tombstones, and strong wind can bow the panels. Back the set away from the sidewalk and it works well.
Pros:- Six matching tombstones plus stakes for whole-yard coverage from one purchase
- Waterproof and reusable across multiple seasons
- Folds flat for compact off-season storage
- Lightweight panels install in minutes anywhere soil allows
Cons:- Corrugated plastic feels flimsy compared with resin props like the AISENO set
- Panels can bend or bow in strong wind without extra anchoring
Best for: Buyers who need to fill a large lawn with a themed graveyard scene for minimal spend
Not ideal for: Anyone wanting close-up realism — thin plastic won’t fool viewers at three feet
- Brand:kaggiyu
- Quantity:6 tombstones
- Dimensions:11.5 x 14.9 inches each
- Material:Corrugated plastic
- Thickness:4 mm
- Mounting:Metal ground stakes
- Weather Resistance:Waterproof and weather-resistant
- Storage:Foldable for compact storage
Our verdict“The smart choice for volume — a full graveyard look for the price of one sculptural prop, as long as nobody inspects it up close.”
How We Picked
I compared these eight decorations across the factors that actually decide whether a lawn display succeeds or fails in October: weather resistance, setup effort, visual impact from the street, and value across multiple seasons. Stake quality mattered more than decoration quality in several matchups — a beautiful tombstone with a flimsy plastic spike ends up face-down in the grass after the first storm, which is why sets with metal or reinforced stakes consistently ranked higher than similar foam sets without them.
I also weighted visibility from the curb, since most buyers are decorating for neighbors and trick-or-treaters rather than for close-up inspection. Decorations under 18 inches tall lost points unless they offered motion, glow, or a dramatic effect to compensate. Finally, I factored in storage footprint and reusability: sets that flatten for off-season storage and resist fading scored better on long-term value than single-use-looking displays.
| Halloween lawn decoration | Material | Brand |
|---|---|---|
| 6-Pack Outdoor Halloween Tombs | Waterproof plastic | — |
| 4-Piece 31.5-Inch Hanging Ghos | — | Hifunwu |
| HOMSHIAM 12-Pack H-Shaped Meta | Metal | HOMSHIAM |
| 5-Pack Halloween Tombstone Yar | Corrugated plastic | — |
| FloraSea Halloween Metal Pumpk | Metal | FloraSea |
| Anditoy 6-Pack Halloween Black | Polypropylene hollow sheet | Anditoy |
| AISENO Realistic Skeleton Grou | Resin | AISENO |
| 6-Piece Halloween Tombstone Ya | Corrugated plastic | kaggiyu |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Halloween Lawn Decorations
Before choosing a decoration set, it helps to understand what separates a display that lasts the season from one that falls apart by October 15th. These are the factors that shaped the rankings above — and the mistakes buyers make most often.Stake Material Is the Hidden Dealbreaker
The decoration itself rarely fails first — the stake does. Plastic stakes snap in hard or frozen soil, and many tombstone sets ship with spikes too short to anchor foam that catches wind like a sail. Metal stakes, especially H-shaped designs, grip the ground far better and let you reposition decorations without cracking them. If you live somewhere with October rain or wind, this single factor should drive your purchase more than the decoration’s printed design. A common mistake is buying the biggest, most detailed tombstones available, then discovering they lean or topple within a week. Taller and wider decorations need deeper anchoring, so match decoration height to stake length before you buy.
Weather Resistance: Foam, Fabric, or Metal
Foam tombstones look convincingly weathered on day one but absorb moisture, and a single soggy week can warp painted details. Fabric decorations like hanging ghosts handle rain well and dry fast, though colors fade after repeated sun exposure across seasons. Metal stakes and printed yard signs are the most weather-tolerant, though printed signage can bleach in direct southern sun. The honest tradeoff: the most realistic-looking materials are usually the least durable, so decide whether you’re decorating for one season or building a collection. If you plan to reuse decorations annually, budget for weather-resistant materials even if the visual effect is slightly less dramatic.
Scare Factor vs. Family-Friendly Appeal
Know your audience before buying. Skeleton groundbreakers and glowing-eyed tombstones create genuine spooky atmosphere, which is exactly what some buyers want — and exactly what makes toddlers cry on other lawns. Pumpkin stakes and black cat signs read as cheerful harvest decor and work well on streets with lots of young trick-or-treaters. A practical approach many decorators use: a friendly front layer near the sidewalk and spookier pieces closer to the house, so the display reveals itself in stages. Mixing both styles in one display without a layout plan usually looks cluttered rather than layered, so map placement before you buy.
Height and Visibility From the Street
Decorations under 18 inches tall disappear from a passing car unless they’re clustered or lit. If your lawn is deep or your street is wide, prioritize taller pieces — the 31.5-inch hanging ghosts and large-format tombstones carry visibility that small stakes can’t. Grouping matters too: three small tombstones placed two feet apart read as a scene, while the same three scattered across a lawn read as clutter. Glow-in-the-dark accents help at dusk but only for the first hour or two of darkness after a sunny day, so don’t rely on them as your only nighttime visibility strategy. Solar path lighting or a porch light aimed at your display does more for after-dark impact than luminous paint ever will.
Storage and Multi-Season Value
Halloween decor lives in a box for eleven months, and bulky foam tombstones eat attic space fast. Fabric ghosts fold flat, metal stakes stack, and flat yard signs slide into a folder — all dramatically easier to store than rigid foam panels. Before buying, picture the collapsed size of each set and where it will live until next fall. Multi-piece sets also give you flexibility: if one tombstone cracks, the display still works, whereas a single large centerpiece that breaks leaves you with nothing. Buyers building a display over several years get better value buying smaller durable sets annually than one huge fragile set upfront.
Setup Effort and Anchoring Requirements
Most lawn decorations need nothing more than pressing stakes into soil, but hard-packed or rocky ground changes the math entirely. Metal stakes bend rather than snap, which matters if your lawn is dry clay by mid-October. Hanging decorations are the exception — they need existing structures like porch eaves, tree branches, or hooks, so confirm you have suspension points before ordering. Groundbreaker skeletons require partial burial to look right, which means loosening soil and a bit more effort than staking a sign. If you want a display that goes up in twenty minutes with no tools, flat yard signs and pre-staked tombstone sets are the lowest-effort category in this lineup.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I keep my tombstones from falling over in the wind?
Falling tombstones are almost always a stake problem, not a tombstone problem. The plastic spikes included with most foam sets are too short and too brittle to hold a tall piece in gusty conditions, so upgrading to metal H-stakes — like the HOMSHIAM picks in this lineup — solves most tipping issues immediately. You can also angle stakes slightly into the wind rather than straight down, which increases pull-out resistance. For extra security on exposed lawns, press the base of the tombstone an inch into the soil so wind can’t get underneath it. Avoid staking into hard-packed dry clay after a dry spell; water the spot the night before and stakes will penetrate far deeper.
Are foam tombstones worth buying if it rains in October?
They can be, but only with managed expectations. Foam tombstones are typically coated in a painted layer that repels light rain for a few days, but sustained moisture soaks into cut edges and causes warping and peeling by season’s end. If your forecast shows a wet October, place foam pieces under eaves, on a covered porch, or bring them in during storms — many decorators set them out only for the final week before Halloween. The alternative is fabric and metal decorations, which shrug off rain entirely, though they offer a different look than carved-stone realism. Buyers planning a multi-year display in a rainy climate will replace foam annually, so factor that into the real cost.
Which decorations work best if I don’t have trees or a porch to hang things from?
Skip the hanging ghost set entirely and build around ground-staked pieces instead — tombstone sets, pumpkin stakes, and groundbreaker skeletons all work on open lawns with no suspension points. The AISENO skeleton stakes are especially good for open yards because they create a three-dimensional crawling effect at ground level rather than depending on height. If you still want vertical drama, you can buy freestanding shepherd’s hooks at any garden store and hang ghosts or lights from those instead of trees. Flat yard signs like the Anditoy black cats also add visual variety without any structure at all. The key is layering heights: tall tombstones in back, mid-height stakes in front, and low groundbreakers scattered between them.
Do glow-in-the-dark features actually work at night?
They work, but with real limitations worth knowing before you rely on them. Luminous paint needs direct daylight exposure during the day to charge, and even then it typically glows visibly for two to four hours after dark — strongest at dusk, fading by mid-evening. On cloudy days or in shade, the glow is faint to invisible, and trick-or-treat hours often outlast it. Treat glow accents as a bonus dusk feature rather than your display’s nighttime lighting strategy. A single solar spotlight or even a porch light angled at your decorations does more for after-dark visibility than any glow-in-the-dark paint, so pair luminous pieces with actual lighting if nighttime impact matters to you.
How many decorations do I need to make my lawn look decorated rather than sparse?
Perception of fullness depends more on clustering and layering than raw quantity. Three tombstones grouped as a mini graveyard with one skeleton or a set of hanging ghosts read as a complete scene, while the same number of items scattered across a large lawn looks like leftovers. As a rough guide, a typical suburban front lawn reads as decorated with one anchor piece (a tombstone cluster or skeleton), one mid-height element (pumpkin stakes or cat signs), and one motion or light element. Six-piece sets like the metal-stake tombstone pack cover a standard lawn on their own. The most common mistake is buying one large item and spreading a lawn too thin — buy fewer categories but cluster each one.
Conclusion
For best overall, the 6-Piece Halloween Tombstone Yard Decor Set with Metal Stakes balances durability, coverage, and classic graveyard atmosphere better than anything else in this lineup. The best value pick is the 6-Pack Outdoor Tombstones — a large display on a small budget, provided your October is mild since the stakes aren’t as rugged. For a premium multi-season display, the HOMSHIAM H-Shaped Metal Stakes paired with your choice of tombstones is the most weatherproof, reusable setup here. Beginners should start with the Anditoy Black Cat Yard Signs: they set up in minutes, survive weather, and make an easy first layer to build on next year. For maximum scare factor, the AISENO Groundbreaker Skeletons are unmatched — just pair them with tombstones for area coverage. And if your yard has a porch or mature trees, the 4-Piece Hanging Ghosts add motion and atmosphere no static decoration can match. Match the pick to your lawn, your climate, and your audience, and your display will hold up from the first of October through trick-or-treat night.
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