Halloween isn’t Dead

Halloween hasn't ghosted us, but it should come as no surprise that trick-or-treating and Halloween celebrations might look different this year due to our current “new normal”. We've compiled a list of safe and socially distanced activities that will still allow you and your family to get your spook on!

1.Host a Virtual Costume Contest or Pumpkin Decorating Contest

Invite all your closest ghouls and goblins to join you for a virtual costume contest. Create a petrifying playlist to boogie to as you have all attendees show off their fa-boo-lus looks!

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You can also gather remotely to decorate and carve pumpkins at home.. Share spooky stories while you work and give 'em pumpkin to talk about. At the end, award virtual prizes to the best pumpkin and costume. To ensure you have the fastest internet speeds available, check out GVTC's Premium WiFi Service. It is the most reliable connection, offering faster speeds, greater bandwidth, and durability. With speeds anywhere from 4 to 20 times faster than the fastest cable connection around, our fiber internet can be the difference between winning and losing the contest!

2.Have a Halloween Movie Marathon

Set up a haunted fort in your living room or a graveyard in your backyard and have a Halloween movie marathon of your favorite scary movies and TV shows. You can organize a Netflix party with your friends or just chill on the couch with your family. Don’t forget to make some tasty treats and check out our Facebook page for full spooky schedules to start planning your spell-binding line-up.

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3.Set up a Trick-or-Treat Table on your porch or in your Driveway

GettyImages-1272047343Creep it real this year by ditching the traditional Halloween candy bowls to minimize the spread of germs. Instead, decorate tables on your porch or front yard where you can set up individual bags or cups of candy. This keeps contact to a minimum while still allowing you to showcase your Halloween spirit and give children the opportunity to celebrate.

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Halloween during these interesting times is a chance for you and your family to get creative and start new traditions. Finding safe ways to celebrate can create magical memories that will last a lifetime and have you saying Boo-yah!

 

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