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Anywhere in the US you can find decorated houses. Lots of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey homes are decorated. Sometimes an entire neighborhood gets together to produce a theme. So, it's not just New Orleans, it's a matter of who posts for online viewing. Trust me, there are thousands of houses decorated for Halloween. The next event will be for Christmas.
The Midwest is very big on Halloween, Ohio here is exceptionally big on it.
What are you talking the day after Halloween they start Christmas. Why husband and I went into a store in august and they had Halloween up and had started putting Christmas up. We bought a pair of nutcrackers and another piece to our Christmas village. I’m sure if I went to a store they would already be setting up Valentine’s stuff.
@@krystalcook1317 the op is talking about when people generally put up decorations, not when stores start selling them. Stores around here started selling Christmas at the beginning of October.
I've seen this house before and it really is amazing.
New Orleans really knows how to celebrate holidays.
It even makes some up!!
I love Halloween. It’s annoying that stores immediately throw up Christmas stuff up at the beginning of October, before Halloween day.
Exactly I'm just waiting for the day where I walk into Walmart or somewhere in July and see Christmas stuff out lol
I hate it. Especially since Halloween is my birthday
@@michaelschemlab Happy Birthday!!
@@emilywhitfield2780 thanks
@@natemalnaa1 Have you not ever heard of Christmas in July sales?
This house is cool, I've always loved people that go all out with displays like this, no matter what holiday lol
James u are funny! We start decorating in September and usually don't quit until February. We decorate for everything.
I'm sure those decorations are up for at least all of October. No one's going through that effort for one night.
Probably until they put up the Christmas decorations.
Yeah...that definitely takes too much time and effort for one night. Probably up most if not all of October, starts set up in September. Start deconstruction in November.
I'm a New Orleanian, and Halloween is very special to us. Since the movie industry has come to town, the new transplants with all the skills take our love to another level. We love it!
In my neck of the woods in the US, people start putting Halloween decorations up in the last few days of September up until mid-October. They're usually brought down a few days after the 31st of October to give way to Thanksgiving decorations.
Orlando in the town of Celebration. always a good show at Halloween and Christmas as everyone goes all out. Dyker heights becomes Dyker Frights during Halloween in Brooklyn and Dyker Lights during christmas. always fun to see.
Not every home is as tricked out as these are. These are some top rate decors here. Completely in the spirit of American Halloween culture. Spooky, a bit chilling, just enough for a bit of a jump and a laugh. All in good fun and celebration.
One of my favorite houses to go see every year. They do it every night during October. I’m not sure how long they leave it up after.
There is a guy here in California who is known for the last 5 to 10 years of decorating his house for both Halloween and Christmas with a light and sound show. This year he added like 100 drones to the Halloween show. It was pretty cool. He has a youtube channel that shows each years shows.
Halloween displays aren't normally just one night. 2 weeks before or even 4 weeks. Same with the many haunted houses. I have seen some very nicely decorated house. For every one of those there are 10 that are really kind of tacky. What is really spectacular in my area are the haunted houses. These are very expensive to go thru & will scare the bagebbers out of ya. They aren't just houses on display. Haunted factories, canneries, etc, etc. Could take a few hours to go thru. All the amusement parks, sports venues, the botanic gardens, the zoo has a Halloween for the little kids.
I think we might be from the same town lol. But St. Louis is really like Halloweentown USA.
@@strngenchantedgirl Halloween capital of the world Anoka Minnesota
Decorations go up Sept for Halloween and stay up until 31st. Tree goes up the next day. Tree has been waiting on the bench waiting to get called in the game!😂🤣😅😂🤣
New Orleans is known for ghost tours all year long. A girl I lived with in NOLA was a ghost tour guide.
My neighbor put his Halloween stuff up about the end of September and it will be down within days to get ready for Christmas. And his house is not the only one on my small block to decorate. From October to New Years it is party time in the US, especially this year after all the Covid chaos.
Yea, I was having a discussion on another social media platform with a Brit. I said that in the US Oct-Jan is almost non-stop festivities. Halloween for Oct, Thanksgiving for Nov, and then there's Christmas and New Years come Dec and Jan. Let's throw in the start of college football for mid-August while we're at it that goes on till early Jan of the following year. February is Valentine's and we get a small month break until Easter celebration in April.
I've done Halloween in New Orleans a few times and it was an absolute blast. It's not just a one day thing, either. There are quite a few homes that go all out, and the costumes you see in the Quarter are amazing.
That's interesting. I was wondering about that.
As my wife often says, "Anything worth doing is worth overdoing."
We always do a big Halloween display. Usually houses that are that extravagantly decorated do a nightly “show” every night leading up to Halloween. We start decorating the last week in September.
I would say this was pretty mild as far as scariness went. This might be second through fifth grade. Not that all ages wouldn't love it. All the effort the guy went through very cool. The older kids and adults, if they wanted something scarier they would probably go to a haunted house. A place especially set up to be extra scary that you have to pay for.
Our Halloween decorations get put out on Oct. 1st - 31st. Thanksgiving/autumn decor Nov. 1st - 30th, Christmas/New Year decor Dec.1st - Jan. 7th
You will find at least one house in every state that is well lit up for Haloween.
Why do I get the feeling Millie would be to scared to go up to that house and get candy.
Houses done up like this are very common in Canada.
Brings me back to when my family used to go all out for Halloween, we'd decorate to the nines of course, but we would also hide out in our costumes and scare trick or treaters. Everyone loved it, it was so much fun!
Out here in the suburbs where I live in Alabama some people will go all out. I did it a few years, but now that I work a lot more it's hard to find time.. Whew, it takes A LOT of time too. Most people here or around the US will start Halloween events/decor around mid-September through the end of October. I LOVE Halloween, definitely one of my favorite holidays.
My son in law has his lights to music for both Halloween and Christmas.
That pumpkin had the ROCK eyebrow
My favorite Halloween fun is Fright Fest at 6 Flags over GA. The park is fully decorated, ghosts, ghouls, monsters and killer clowns roam the park. Multiple surcharged add on fright zones, haunted houses, a ghost train ride, even an in-coffin simulated burial attraction. Opens late afternoon for the kids during daylight hours, and gets creepier and scarier as it gets dark. I love going this time of year because it's not as hot as the regular season, the main reason though is because it's 1 of the few times a year the park is open after dark. Coasters at night are an addiction of mine.
Same thing with Carowinds in Charlotte. It becomes "Scarowinds". Probably similar to Six Flags except Carowinds is always open late hours.
In my area most people will get their decorations up the first weekend of October and then keep it up until the weekend after Halloween.
So decorations tend to stay up for roughly 3-4 weeks.
A friend of mine never decorated their house, they instead would put up long black tents and create a haunted path that you could go through.
If you went through the tent you got a full sized candy at the end. If you were too scared to go through you got a small fun sized candy instead.
Edit: had to fix spelling 😋
I Love the ghosts and such in the 2nd story windows!
Homes like this usually do shows for a week if not longer.
In Michigan they do contests for best decorated home in the city for Christmas and Halloween, it's pretty cool to see them all.
The pumpkin song comes from the movie Nightmare before Christmas. It is a good little movie. And yes I am a child at heart.
I don't think it's for one night on Halloween only. They could've set up everything over a month ago and have a show every night.
There are a lot of USA people start their decorateing on the first of October and leave them until the 31.
I love New Orleans. My mother, grandfather, and in-laws were born or live there so I have tons of roots. The real spooky thing are the Graveyard Ghost tours. They have to use family vaults for burial because during the storms they figured out bodies would float up on the surface so they have lots of old vaults and the graveyards are freaky
This is just family fun.
So many other places in NOLA are really scary. Haha
You have places like this in every town in the US. :)
Loved this.. 😍 😍
Look up Tillson Street 2022, the residents decorate their Street every year for the past 35 years
WOW! Thanks for that one!
Hi James and Millie, love seeing you always. Another great video as usual I really enjoyed it. Definitely like your new digs a lot mote then you old one! Not that this is scary or directly Halloween related but when you come visit San Francisco, you should take the nighttime Chinatown neon sign tour. There is a website where you can make reservations and buy tickets. It's a really cool group walking tour led by a local guide. It's a tour at night of all these really cool historic neon signs in Chinatown. I've taken it and it's awesome. These neon signs have been there for years and are real works of art. I've been a local for years but never knew about these exquisite signs. Really cool pieces of San Francisco history and not the usually touristy thing to do. I think you would enjoy it and highly recommend you take the tour if you can!
Like the epic Christmas home light shows, some people put on insanely complex Halloween light shows on their houses and in their yards (The ones on RUclips have Copyrighted music so, probably not a good reaction). Some Americans set their garages and long driveways up as super complex haunted houses with scare actors (AKA roped in extended family members) and full up treat bag party favors. Sometimes the entire neighborhood goes all in on the street theming (like some HOA cult thing, same with Christmas. It is a suburbs thing) A single household could spend upwards of $200K+ over a few years on the event and then after Halloween usually take it all down and start working on the equally or often crazier Christmas decorating.
Halloween in the states last the whole month of October. So much to do and see.
We just got done with Halloween 🎃... Our yard was a super spooky graveyard with fog machine 💞👻👻🎃🎃🤘🤘
Here in Utah, haunted houses are huge things. So are Corn Mazes and Pumpkin patches 🎃
Great musical outfit from Espana. Rotten Peaches!
James, you need to watch the last lap of yesterday's NASCAR race, in Martinsville. Something crazy happened, that's never happened before.
Ok. That's 4 mentions of that race on 4 different channels about the race and I saw a headline about Bubba getting punished.
I guess I have to check it out, now, too.
You need to check out Salem Massachusetts Halloween. It is crazy wild there. They get over a million people the month of October go there. Also The Pumpkin House in Kenova, West Virginia. Usually over 3000 pumpkins are carved each year.
This house was well decorated and I know it took lots of money, time and effort to put it all together, however, there are hundreds o decorated houses that would put this one as a 4 on a scale of 1-110 Thanks for sharing.
Check out the Ditmas Park, Brooklyn and Dyker Heights, Brooklyn houses too!
Happy Halloween!
Halloween decorations are always out in my house,
we used to have a family that would do a haunted front yard walk when you get too the end someone would run at the gate with a chainsaw it was get. Was scarier then most haunted house you pay to go too.
Where we lived while my kids were growing up, the whole town would go all out for Halloween. 💜 Some years, every 3-4 houses were transformed into haunted houses for trick or treaters. They'd check the ages, and abilities before the kids would enter, then target the experience to make it the most fun for each. 💜
This is Halloween is from the movie Nightmare before Christmas. Search for Halloween light show, This is Halloween, 2011
The best city to be in the whole month if October is Salem Mass. Also known as witch city. You really need to check it out
We have one in Plainfield,Illinois that has Max floating in midair from Stranger Things. Very creepy!
I have to blow my own horn here. Years ago, I dressed as a witch, I made giant gingerbread men, jelly beans, candy canes that were from the ground to the roof, large 13 inch red and white mints individually wrapped. I trimmed the whole house with red and white lights, put out a huge graveyard and made a large scaled scary forest filled with flying witches, bats, spiders and demons.... I have a corner lot and a lot of territory to fill up. I made wooden signs that followed the entire walkway that spelled out in rhyme the story of Hansel and Gretel and invited all the children to become my dinner as they did not show up and I was hungry! I had a huge pot belly right on doorstep with dry ice so it appeared to be boiling and when the kids came a knocking I asked them to jump in the pot as they looked yummy! I had several kids that took off running and crying to their parents! I did a repeat of this for about 4 years and it was a huge hit! I used to LOVE doing Halloween to the ninth!!!
That house seems like a typical well decorated house in any neighborhood in America.
Example:
Even my meger display had two fog machines and two standing anamatronic figures, bubbling cauldron, lights, and music.
My neighborhood takes halloween seriously also. There are about a dozen houses like this within walking distance. My vest friend does one and a bunch of us go over the day before to be her workforce. It comes down the day after halloween.
Happy halloween! May i recommend you watch the movie the nightmare before christmas? The song you seemed confused by is from it.
home haunters are all over its a lifestyle
I found a video this is Halloween by California through my lens.
Some people go all out for Halloween. More then they do for Christmas even it is kind of weird. Well to each his own. Nice to learn new new thing so thank you
Wellllll....... I can recommend Voice Play's Halloween music. Ita good any time of year.
My neighbor use to flip a car upside down and fake a car accident every year.
I had to stop to take care of a trick or treater. Cute young girl dressed as a witch.
New Orleans probably has the best.
If everybody donated a dollar I could get some teeth! Only need $600 for dentures!
Ghost Manor has NO owls? Witches? Cats?
Halloween is not celebrated just one day, Halloween is celebrated all month. Houses decorate in early October.
Tom BetGeorge has videos on his RUclips channel of the shows he does and they are awesome.
See the ghosts?
Had a couple of more kids come by. Lately fewer and fewer. More churches and businesses are having a trunk or treat night.
New "Or-luhns"
Ah...New Orleans, a pagan-themed city (Mardi *gras); no surprise here.
I wonder whether they dress up their house for Christmas as much as for Halloween.
*My phone gave me this lowercased; I thought it was supposed capitalized.
Thers one California
Do y'all celebrate Halloween
Halloween a big deal it's just a real fun time
Corn mazes
Pumpkin patches
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Would've been nice if you used a better camera with zoom instead of his phone.
I live in a gated community, so thankfully we are protected from crazy people decorating months in advance and having lights and noise every night. We can decorate two weeks in advance, but lights can only stay on at night during the week of the holiday and outdoor noise/music only the night of. It's one of the few good things about living in a HOA-ruled community. I love Halloween, but I don't want to see and hear it from September on. We have great decorations and some people go all out, but it isn't allowed to become a nuisance.
Just throwing this out there. You're good either way. But it's pronounced New Or-lens.. :) not New Or-leens.
Lol.. I live in Louisiana.
not a bad set up ;wouldve been nice without michael jackson
STOP BEING SUCH A KILL JOY FOR EVERY ONE.
If. You. And. Millie. Went. To. A. Hounted. House. And. U. And. Her. We're. Waiting. In. Line. And. There. We're. People. Walking. Around. Dressed. Like. The. Wolfman. And. Dracula. And. One. Them. Snuck. Up. Behind. Millie. And. Growled. Millie. Would. Stand. There. And. Literally. Pee. Her. Self.
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Where I'm from Minnesota specifically St Paul Minnesota Summit Avenue the people up there they have really big houses and boy they do it up there's one house on particular that they turn their whole house into a haunted house and you have to go through the haunted house to get to the candy it's pretty awesome
People with like laser light shows you're not going to get any of that Until Dark but most folks put up most of their decorations soon as it hits October maybe the first week after and then a day or two after Halloween everything's down just like Christmas everything's up for about a month
Nightmare Before Christmas
Oh I would hate to say better I don't like that I say something that are different I like that word better we had a a lot of City lot next to our house and we had it all fenced in so that whole lot where another house in a yard could be was a cemetery fake tree was put up my uncle dressed up like Freddy Krueger one year the whole house was The Texas Chainsaw Massacre well the people thought I cut my step dad and my sister and half right there on the front porch hahaha so some are pretty gory and summer pretty tame we always went to a little extreme LOL
stop the booze. milli