All treats, no tricks!

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Can you believe itโ€™s almost time to go trick-or-treating again? We hope your little ones have found a costume that they love and if that is the case, let’s be honest โ€“ they have probably already worn it around the house, not to mention the grocery store. 

No matter if they have their costume lined up or not, we want to give you tips for safe trick-or-treating success in the Pittsburgh area!

Lose the Mask

While masks can complete a costume, theyโ€™re also known to hinder your childrenโ€™s vision. Itโ€™s already going to be dark out, do try to see if facepaint can stand in in place of a mask. That said, if a mask is a necessity, donโ€™t ruin your childโ€™s night, but keep an extra close watch as they walk door to door.

Flexible Props

Plastic swords, lightsabers, and shields all look great, but theyโ€™re also more likely to get caught on a bush or trip you up on a sidewalk. Try looking for props that are made of flexible material and still look the part.

Plan a Route

Last but not least, before you and your kids hit the neighborhood, print out a map and highlight the route youโ€™re going to take. This way you can avoid any busy intersection and get an idea for how long youโ€™ll be out. (So you can get home and plan your future trip to Fun Slides!)

Opening at 4PM Friday Sept 6th

We will be hosting a private event on the morning of Friday September 6th and will open to the public at 4pm.

We do apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and ask you to check our hour’s page for upcoming hours and future closures.

Have a Great Day!ย ๐Ÿ˜Š