Do kids still Trick-or-Treat where you live?

we are always open to trick and treater.It has been awhile and very dangerous to cross the high way. I may get a few but not much

There are still trick or treaters here. But I am hoping since it's a weekday, not many people will be out trick or treating. I leave a bucket out at the doorstep for the kids.

I feel that today there are more parties and gatherings for kids to go to and less of the parading up and down the streets for candy.

Don't celebrate Halloween here. But I love candy and would not have minded having a day where I could get candy (and no valentines day does not count). Are you going to have a jack-o-lantern lit and candy by the door?

We get a few trick or treaters early in the evening, but mostly older, uncostumed teenagers and young adults show up later in the evening. I don't understand why 20-somethings are still going out trick or treating.

Ah, no - we don't get many trick or treaters here, but then I'm in an apartment building. I don't think anyone here has young ones. Will you still try to pass out candy? I would like some :-)

Yes, trick or treating is still big here in Manila. Most of the malls and villages have trick or treat activities.

I used to love trick-or-treating as a kid. A lot of kids would do it. Now, I have the chance to do it with my kids, but not as many people do it anymore, which is kind of sad.

I will always enjoy October 31st. Because it reminds me of the old days, when me and my brother and sister went out in our costumes and got candy in abundance! It looks like that Jackolantern in the pic above didn't actually grow up but throw up.

@TheHorse - We live in a retirement community, and we don't get any Trick or Treaters. However, much to my shock, during the four years when we lived in Irvine, we only had ONE Trick or Treater!! My grandkids, though, go to another neighborhood in Irvine where they get plenty of candy, so they are happy!

They still trick or treat in my neighborhood, I love seeing all the wee ones all dressed up

We don't have a lot of neighbors but I'm sure the youngest of the three boys next door will come down for candy.

I do not see very many trick or treaters where I live.

@TheHorse yes! There's always plenty of kids Trick-or-Treating in my neighborhood. I'm not a kid anymore and sometimes I still go with my siblings lol.

Where I live, it's mostly old people and, living in a cul-de-sac, we're unlikely to get children wandering in from other streets. Where I used to live was on a main road but in a not so nice part of town and we wouldn't answer them. When I was little, we weren't allowed to go trick or treating. I think it was partly because of religious reasons and partly because of mean parent reasons! Saying that, I've never let my children do it either (but they've never asked). If I do anything for Hallowe'en, it'll be a small gathering at home. It's not that big a deal in the UK as it seems in some parts of the US, although it has become more commercialised in recent years.

The numbers are dwindling in our area. Now that my children are no longer children, I have no interest in Halloween. I try to just turn the lights out and hide, but if my husband is home he wants to "shell out". Then we have a lot of candy left over... the last thing we need. I personally didn't like dressing up as a kid. Never really cared for it... though loved it when my children were little.

Ages years ago we had trick or treaters but now we don't see them. I think they go down town for Halloween festivities.

Yeah and I put on a wig and go with them and bend down to look shorter and make my voice higher- but i still get recognized as a grown up- My cover always get blown.

Nope. Its a country area with a lot of farms spread out over a mountain. In some areas it would be a near mile walk between houses. So churches do things together.

I live in a really small but festive town, so we get a lot of trick-or-treaters here. There are certain areas that kids just don't go anymore though. I think, that this day-in-age, it's really hard to trust anyone, especially when it comes to your kids. So I see a lot more parents taking their kids to little parties or just the trunk or treat festivities that the police department does. It's an unfortunate thing, when our kids can't live like we used to as younguns.