about 15. Smallish isolated neighborhood, which we like.

Zero, but then again I was in a hotel.

Two, which is one more than we had last year. We live in the sticks.

Nada!

We live 3 miles out of town and, as always had 0.00.

Probably in the range of 250 or so. Our neighborhood is one of those "perfect" locations where parents bring the kids. Sidewalks on both sides, little traffic. The older teens are getting a bit pathetic ... some just will not even speak.

40 plus in a driving rainy windstorm here in MA. I was impressed.

We had about 70, which is quite a bit lower than last year.

Couple hundred at least? I went through almost 10 bags of candy

I live across a park from an old lady who goes all out....it looks like she purchases the entire contents of a dollar store...she has tables laid out that go here entire porch and through half of her first floor

Local newspaper has done stuff on here

People come from all over to go to her house


It’s all in fun, and I like sitting outside and watching the show...and because of that people come to my house too

My daughter still trick or treats (she just turned 8). My sons like helping her and they sit on the porch with me and give out candy to the kids

Exactly two this year. I chalk it up to rappy weather, and a school night. Next year it's on a weekend so look out.

Wasn't home so I don't know. 2nd shift sucks.
In the past - 0 because I'm out in the sticks. No street lights, no sidewalk.
If any, I'm sure the dog greeted them through the front door.

Zero. Rural. Closed gate serves as hint.

cold , windy and slippery w/ an inch of snow on the ground here , so zero .

but I heard that some people had 18 - 20 kids .


My theory on giving halloween candy :
I trick or treated for five years ,
when I got old , I gave candy for 5 years ,
to my thinking

so I got $13.00 worth of candy ,
but I gave out around $30.00 worth ,

I am good to go with the world

We usually only get 1-3 but this year it was zip. Our place is kind of stand alone and it's out of the way of normal travel so I'm not surprised.

Jim

Two or three hundred, maybe more. None at the ranch, but we have tradition of going back, having dinner with our old next door neighbors, then joining them at their table in the driveway. Neighborhood is pretty much shutdown to traffic, good sidewalks, and people come from miles. The neighborhood goes pretty crazy, most everyone has something setup and the kids don’t actually get to many doors as most folks setup outside. We probably should have put it in the disclosures when we sold the house. Lots of little kids.

We had about 40 here at my house this year.

We had about 80. Had 3 zombies appear at the door and I said "Oh look Democrats", my wife said she would take over giving out the candy.

Zero. Trunk or treat has killed Halloween.

Yeah, our Church does Trunk or Treat. We didn't go this year as I'm having a bit of a struggle with some health issues. We bought a big bag of M&Ms, Twix, Snickers and some other stuff and had 4, all in one group.

There just aren't any kids left in our neighborhood, they've grown up, left for college or jobs and this Halloween was on a week night, so....

Bob

None. In fact, I have never seen any in my 10 years at this location.