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What Are Gen Z’s Plans for Halloween This Year?

Whether they’re dressing up or watching horror movies, Gen Z is planning to go all-in on Halloween this year… 

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • The majority of young adults plan to celebrate Halloween in plenty of ways, nearly as many as teens
  • Watching scary movies is one of the top ways Gen Z plans to get spooky (hello again, Gen A24!)
  • Costumes are still a major part of Halloween for Gen Z even as adults, whether they’re headed out or celebrating at home
In a little over a month, it’ll be time for the holiday Gen Z waits just about all year for: Halloween. YPulse’s Halloween and Thanksgiving data shows 86% of 13-24-year-olds plan to celebrate Halloween this year, and they take spooky season seriously. This is the same gen that celebrates Summerween, turning Halloween into a months-early event before there’s even a chill in the air. And with Halloween falling on a Saturday—what the internet is affectionately calling “Saturween”—for the first time in years, their anticipation has only grown. Gen Z won’t have to squeeze Halloween parties and activities into the weekends...

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