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Is Halloween already taking over UK high streets too early this year?

by creatorNationTix432 votes

Orange displays hit shelves before some people finished their summer leftovers, and the seasonal debate is back. Retail loves an early runway; shoppers feel rushed. Are you team early Halloween — or protect September a little longer?

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    nicowalks867Vote hidden+6001h ago

    Orange aisles in late September is retail aggression.

  • E

    October 1 is fair game — stop gatekeeping spooky season.

  • L
    lampwild636Vote hidden+5461h ago

    Kids' aisles only; leave the rest of the shop alone.

  • N

    Early Halloween is my favourite low-stakes culture war.

    R

    October 1 is fair game — stop gatekeeping spooky season.

  • A

    If Christmas creeps earlier every year, Halloween will too.

  • U

    Interesting take. orange aisles in late September is retail aggression.

    W
    wave_cedar499Vote hidden+3831h ago

    Orange aisles in late September is retail aggression.

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    heybraveloop419Vote hidden+6001h ago

    Disagree. october 1 is fair game — stop gatekeeping spooky season.

  • Q
    quiet-story949Vote hidden+7001h ago

    Fair point, but kids' aisles only; leave the rest of the shop alone.

    C

    Interesting take. orange aisles in late September is retail aggression.

  • C

    Interesting take. early Halloween is my favourite low-stakes culture war.

    L

    If Christmas creeps earlier every year, Halloween will too.

  • L
    lofi.window252Vote hidden+6751h ago

    Sure, and if Christmas creeps earlier every year, Halloween will too.

    C
    copper_page513Vote hidden+2251h ago

    Kids' aisles only; leave the rest of the shop alone.

    O
    olive.wander452Vote hidden+4801h ago

    Early Halloween is my favourite low-stakes culture war.