5 Halloween Items at Walmart for Under $50 That You Can Use All Year
By J. Arky,
2024-08-25
There’s one retailer sure to be on your list to stock up on Halloween goods. That, of course, is Walmart. Known for having everything under the sun and full moon, Walmart is where savvy shoppers go to save a buck all year long, especially when it comes to Halloween buying. Not only are discounts available 365 days out of the year, but some of the spooky items available at Walmart can also be used beyond Oct. 31.
You do not have to spend a bloody arm or a dismembered leg on these products, either. At Walmart, the everyday low prices offer a selection of Halloween goods for less than $50. Here are five Halloween items at Walmart for under $50 that you can use all year long. You’ll shriek with joy over the savings.
If you are planning a party — for this Halloween or any other occasion throughout the year — you will want this fun and festive rainbow-glitter infused serving bowl to hold your beverages or candy. It is the perfect addition to any gathering, with iridescent foil in the details and a splash of color to kick off the good times.
Once you are done being the host or hostess with the mostest, you can take this serving bowl to birthdays, office events, school functions and any other celebration where lots of guests will need to be served.
Gather around the table and behold the haunted tree decoration as the centerpiece for all things creepy and crawly this Halloween.
“Walmart’s selection of Halloween tabletop decorations starts at $9.22,” said Ben Smye, consumer expert at Coupons.com . “These include everything from creepy candle holders to haunted house miniatures, perfect for adding a festive touch to your Halloween-themed dining or living room setup.”
Do not let the lack of leaves or absence of color deter you from keeping these trees rooted in your home all year long. They can bring a unique interior design element to book shelves, counter tops and end tables.
“These eye-catching decorations are sure to delight trick-or-treaters and neighbors alike,” Smye pointed out.
“Halloween inflatable yard decorations are a must-have for those looking to make a bold statement this Halloween,” Smye added, noting that Walmart offers a range of spooky inflatables, including ghosts, witches and pumpkins, starting at just $18.88.
One of these inflatable decorations that you can use all throughout the fall season — before Halloween and all the way through Thanksgiving — is the Gemmy Halloween Inflatable Spookley the Square Pumpkin , which costs $44.99.
“Another fantastic find is Walmart’s animated Halloween doorbells, priced between $10 and $35,” Smye said.
While themed for spooky season, these animated doorbells are a hilarious feature to keep installed on your house all year round in order to showcase your kooky side. After all, everyone else in the neighborhood just has a ding-dong sound effect, while your house can add a chuckle to anyone who rings the bell.
“These gadgets not only add a spooky touch to your front door but also surprise guests with chilling sound effects and glowing eyes when pressed, making it an affordable and fun way to welcome visitors,” Smye went on to explain.
Lights, cauldrons, action! Halloween comes to life when you have the correct lighting, which can be enhanced by using LED outdoor strings lights , available at Walmart. Perfect for porches, decks, front and back yards, Walmart’s white lights are water and shatterproof and stretch 100 feet.
Use them to light the pathway for trick-or-treaters, then keep them up for the rest of the year to add some safety and ambiance to your home.
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