t's that time of year again—bring on the haunted houses,
creepy costumes and goodies galore. But where to go for
the most productive use of your twilight hours to ensure
that you... er, um, your kids, get the absolute most Reese's
Peanut Butter Cups? Many would theorize that homes in the
more expensive neighborhoods would give out bigger, better
candy. For parents and kids alike, the walkability and density
of a neighborhood is key to covering the most ground, in the
fastest time, to collect the most candy.
Plan your night of All Hallows' Eve using our blueprint for
those neighborhoods that will ensure you (your kids) make
out like bandits and have a great time in the process.
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QUEEN ANNE
Queen Anne is one of the most popular
neighborhoods for costumed families in
search of treats to swing by on Halloween.
Just head up to the main drag (Queen
Anne Ave.) on upper Queen Anne, and
you'll see the stream of youngin's dressed
up in their best costumes to celebrate
their impending haul of candy and other
treats. From hand crafted get ups to fancy
over the top Halloween garbs, you'll find
the trick or treat costumes extremely
imaginary here.
