Halloween Inflatables

Be the talk of the neighborhood when outfitting your home with fun and eye-catching Halloween inflatables. Learn about the advantages of owning these decorations, as well as some tips to help you get the most out of your inflatables.

Benefits of Halloween Inflatables

Halloween inflatables are a popular choice for outdoor decorations because they are so simple to set up. Most Halloween inflatables don’t require an external pump and include all necessary hardware for installation, such as stakes and tethers. This means all you have to do is simply plug them in, tie them down and wait for them to be fully inflated.

Unlike other large lawn ornaments, blow-up Halloween decorations are hassle-free and incredibly easy to store. Once the holiday is over, deflate your inflatable Halloween decorations and fold them up for seamless off-season storage.

When you set up Halloween yard inflatables, you’ll be amazed how many trick-or-treaters you’ll attract on Halloween night.

Tips for Inflatable Halloween Decorations

When choosing Halloween yard inflatables, keep the following considerations in mind:

Height: Halloween inflatable sizes range from 3 feet to 12 feet tall. While Halloween inflatables are mostly used for outdoor Halloween decorations, they can be incorporated into your indoor Halloween decor too. Just be sure to stick with the smaller sizes to ensure your Halloween inflatables can fully expand to their appropriate height without taking up too much space inside your home.

Theme: A wide range of inflatable Halloween decorations are available, from lighthearted pumpkins to terrifying ghouls and ghosts. Decide on a theme that best suits your needs and stick with it. A cohesive decorating scheme creates a much more effective impact on party guests and trick-or-treaters.

Embellishments: Many blow-up Halloween decorations are pre-lit, but adding more Halloween lights in your yard helps complement your inflatables. Drape skull string lights around your front porch to give visitors a scary welcome, or place spooky pathway markers along your walkway to help guide trick-or-treaters to your door.