Attention 'Game of Thrones' Fans: Target Has a Giant Inflatable Dragon That's Nearly 50% Off Ahead of Halloween

If you ride or die for Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon , then you’re going to love this Halloween decoration from Target. It’s an inflatable dragon — but not just any inflatable dragon — this one breathes fire and flies! And right now, you can grab it for just under $55 when you shop at Target today.

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The flying fire-breathing dragon inflatable yard decoration from Costway is like your traditional inflatable Halloween decoration, but you can hang this one from a tree in your front yard to make it look like it’s landing on a potential pray. It’s five feet in length and features massive wings, a super-long tail, and lights in its interior to make it look just as good at night as it does during the day.

It comes with two ropes and four metal stakes so you can securely attach it to a tree branch and stake parts of it into the ground to keep it in place all season long. You don’t want your dragon to actually take off on you, after all!

Costway Fire-Breathing Dragon Halloween Decoration

“Love him!!!” one person wrote in their review. “Larger than I expected. Looks amazing.”

“It’s amazing!” another five-star Target reviewer wrote, adding, “The quality is so good and let’s be honest — you really can’t beat the price!”

Normally, this flying dragon is priced at just under $100. But right now, you can pick him up for just $55. The directions promise that the dragon inflates in about one minute and the six-foot-long power cord makes it easy to place this guy anywhere — you could even attach him to your front porch if you don’t have a tree in your yard. Get creative with your placement and wow the neighborhood!

Pick up the Costway flying dragon inflatable now to complete your House of the Dragon -themed decor setup. Trick-or-treaters will be in awe you’ll be expected (and excited!) to hang this dragon up year after year.

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