Spirit Halloween to transition to Christmas season in several New Jersey locations
The popup Halloween store that reemerges every summer and fall has announced it will soon shift gears, replacing all things creepy to all things Christmas.
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5ds agoThe very popular Spirit Halloween store announced that it will transition from frightful to festive in several New Jersey locations, just in time for the holidays.
The popup Halloween store that reemerges every summer and fall has announced it will soon shift gears, replacing all things creepy to all things Christmas.
Locations that will take part in New Jersey include Woodbridge, Brick, Marlton and Mays Landing.
News 12’s Tony Caputo is outside the Woodbridge location this morning.
According to the National Retail Federation, Halloween spending in 2024 is expected to reach $11.6 billion.
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