Sure, it’s only July—but I am so ready for Halloween. My social media feeds must know, because they're already flooding with pumpkin spice recipes and cozy candlelit scenes, and my summer-to-fall apartment transformation has already begun.
I’ve always been this way. When I was a kid, one of my favorite pre-fall activities was covering my family’s hedges with faux spider webs and setting freshly carved jack-o-lanterns on the patio. If this inflatable haunted house tunnel was a thing back then, you bet I would have begged my parents for it. I mean, how cool?
The inflatable appears as a haunted house on the outside, but it acts as a long tunnel once you’re in, giving trick-or-treaters an extra spooky experience before they can ask for candy.
A bright green sign that says “Happy Halloween” hangs above the door, which is essentially a black fringe curtain. Once you’re in, guests are welcomed with a haunting light show and sound effects.
The inflatable house stands 12 feet tall and 10 feet long, and it features an array of Halloween-inspired surprises. For instance, there are two friendly skeletons peeking out from windows in the chimney, along with a ghost standing guard on the roof. There’s another ghoul near the entrance, along with a happy jack-o-lantern, two lanterns, and a tombstone.
Per the brand, the entire structure self-inflates (and deflates) quickly, making it a simple addition to your autumn decor that you could store away or keep all season long. Online reviewers also like that once inflated, you can just plug in the house and watch the light immediately flash.
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