Selection is just OK for the amount of space in the store. I bought a costume last night and it…read moredoesn't fit my son. I went to return it first thing this morning and they told me any returns ended yesterday (10/28). No exceptions, and no exchanges for something I could actually use. Had I known, I wouldn't have bought the costume without my son with me. I wish the cashier had pointed the tiny print on the receipt. Contacted customer support and was stone walled. I get the need to have a cut off as a pop up store but 3 days before Halloween and no exchanges? Anyone want a weird overpriced Naruto costume?

Interesting selection of animated figures and costumes, accessories, decorations and other…read moreHslloween related items.

This Halloween Superstore is just that super! It has a dazzling array of items from costumes,…read moremasks, makeup, props and varied sundries, all to make your Halloween extra special. There is not another store of this ilk that remotely comes close leastwise in our area.

Probably the only place in the area suitable for your costume needs for Halloween. My brother was…read moreable to find everything he needed and we explored many options. Give it a go if you're struggling!

Bryan and I went last eve to rent our costumes for the YELP Prohibition party. It's a small store…read moretucked in an alley- with what seems like thousands of costumes. One on one service to help us. A dressing room to try things on. And lots of accessories added in. We were in and out in less than half an hour with everything we needed. We are ready to party! And I know where to go when the next costume activity arises. Just know- it's cash only for rentals so bring money not plastic.

Was looking for a Napoleon costume for my son. Tried three locations of a Chain and got no answer…read more Called Costume Closet and was greeted warmly, was asked about my son's age, size etc and was told that they "could put something together"--so no packaged stuff! I was running late but the woman I spoke with stayed on until I got there. The costume she "put together" was fabulous--a real cotton/velvet blue jacket with a gold collar, a throat ruffle, and a hat with a white feather. It was perfect, of high quality (though used, as this is typically a rental shop), and charged me $25. I couldn't believe it and my son was elated.

I really love going to vintage shops. It's so interesting to look at items from many decades ago…read more When I heard about Tova's Vintage Shop, I had to go check it out. The store it's self is adorable. If you're looking for a formal dress for prom or a dance, or a themed event, this is the place to go for sure. There are so many beautiful formal dresses here, black tie dresses, big skirt dresses, and even casual cotton dresses. There are dresses for infants and little girls. Everything is in pristine shape and looking beautiful. The prices range, of course depending on if it's designer or not. There's a whole selection of sparkly accessories, most of these items are oversized for my preference. There are lots of home items, I saw ice skates from the 1920s, lots of cool dishes with the Kennedys on them. This store is basically a museum where you can touch everything and purchase what you like for a very decent cost. I don't have a purpose for most of these items, so I didn't get anything. If you like vintage items, you'll love browsing through Tova's. I encourage you to stop by.

Clean, organized, and expertly curated shop…read more Most of the vintage here is very chic and wearable with a good selection of sizes. Vintage rompers, cotton dresses and great bags are the highlights here. I found a 1940s corset piece and wore it to my wedding (this isn't a wedding dress spot) but I'd encourage brides to stop in and add a glittery brooch.

Tucker David, 21, is an amazing employee at this location. It is amazing he is able to do so much…read morefor the costumer, he is going to go far. His balloon skills are so impressive!

I was surprised how clean and well stocked/organized the store was, considering I visited the day…read morebefore Halloween. I was actually dreading stopping in since I was shopping for a non-Halloween related event and expected it to be mobbed but I didn't have time to order off ol' faithful Amazon prime for my supplies. All of the Party City locations closer to me have closed (RIP West Hartford) so I was glad to have Manchester's store within a 20 minute drive since I desperately needed some platters, pop up disposable garbage bins, and other event essentials. The store wasn't too crowded, given it was a weekday morning, but there were still plenty of last minute Halloween shoppers trying on costumes. The staff member I dealt with was the only annoying part of the experience - she took forever to ring up my merchandise and kept forgetting what she actually rung up. I was in a rush and upon getting home realized that a couple items were on my receipt that she never put in the bag. Come on, you had one job. Luckily they were like a dollar each (plastic tongs) but I needed them and it didn't make sense for me to drive 20 min back to the store. Just a friendly reminder to check your merch and check your receipt - otherwise things get real annoying real fast!

Halloween Dungeon is a year-round Halloween shop that opened in Seymour, Connecticut in September…read more2024. It was founded by local couple Amanda "Ravange" Tuttle and Alex Tuttle. The longtime collaborators turned life partners have loved all things Halloween for as long as they both can remember. Amanda has been working for a number of various haunted house attractions since 2008 (both as an actor and set designer), while Alex has designed and built a number of Halloween sets over the years. The two eventually founded their own production company called Doom Haus Creative Studios. Originally planning to open an escape room in Shelton, their plans were squashed when the 2020 pandemic shut down their progress. When a spot that was formerly home to the Greenwich Workshop art gallery became available in downtown Seymour, the couple decided to open their own shop. Every item on the shelves is either handmade by Amanda and Alex, handmade by one of their small business Halloween friends from around the country, or hand-curated by the couple. Halloween Dungeon is more than a Halloween shop: it's an immersive shopping experience. I recently stopped by Halloween Dungeon when I happened to be in downtown Seymour. I had a ticket to see a double feature at the Strand Theater (sponsored by Connecticut Cult Classics). As I was walking to the theater, my eye caught the exterior of Halloween Dungeon. I have loved all Halloween-related things for as long as I can remember, so it was a natural reflex for me to step inside the shop. The interior is almost like the set of a horror film. It's dimly lit with sound effects and you can smell the aroma of what I can only describe as "Halloween in smell form", courtesy of the shop's curated selection of scented candles. There were so many cool masks, costumes, books, and various props and accessories. I was especially impressed by the shop's selection of custom tombstones. I spoke for a few minutes with Alex and Amanda and they informed me that they host various events with costumed characters. They also have different themes in the store throughout the year, such as "Christmas with Krampus" or "Valloween". I didn't purchase anything on this visit, but I know that I'll be back. Whether your're looking for props for your haunted house attraction or items to make a terrifying costume, Halloween Dungeon is the place to be!

I was recently in downtown Seymour, and happened to stumble upon this amazing Halloween store!…read moreFirst I have to start off by saying that Halloween Dungeon is no Spirit Halloween or Party City... No, this is a LEGIT Halloween store with many items that are handmade. Here's the scoop on this spooktacularly cool spot! The store is located right on Main St. in Seymour, just two buildings down from the Strand Theater. You'll know you're in the right spot because you'll see the Frankenstein and other creepy figure in the front windows. Once inside, there's a cemetery complete with headstones, turf grass, and a picket fence. There's a large chalkboard sign listing the number of days until Halloween. The two owners (either husband and wife or boyfriend/girlfriend) are very friendly and will greet you upon entering. The store goes decently far back with tons of spooky items for sale, like high-quality clown masks, straight jackets, fake heads and brains, "severe trauma kits," custom headstones, skulls, skeletons, halloween handbags, books of spells, "Zombie Parking Only" signs, and so so much more! All of the items are high-quality, and many are even hand-crafted. They even have events and characters come in every so often. For example, the owners told me about how the had Van Helsing come in to take photos with customers several times. And around the holidays, they had Krampus come in for a meet-and-greet with customers. It's obvious that the owners are very passionate about Halloween and their store and I would definitely recommend paying them a visit! They'll be sure to wish you a "Happy Halloween!" when you leave.

Costume party, conventions, any type of theme event, this place has you covered! They have ears,…read morewigs, wings, masks, and even a magic section. They also sell really huge and realistic Halloween decorations. They even have a prank section. Now I know where to go for my niche costumes.

This is the type of place you can only find in New York. A smorgasbord of costumes, makeup, horror…read moreprops! Tons of masks, hats, headpieces (think cats, bunnies, demonesses). Tons of prosthetics and fake blood, dyes, wigs, etc. There is a special downstairs section where big time productions like SNL often rent costumes and props. They have entire sections of specialized apparel ranging from zombie to cop to dominatrix and BDSM. Steam punk, cowboys and country, retro 50s, 60s hippies, 70s. Anything you need for Halloween, plays/shows/productions, or events, you can find it here. Tons of people to help at every corner of the store, and all are attentive and kind. Also a lot of photo ops around the store, including a Heath Ledger joker, various Child's Play alum, Art the Clown, Michael Myers, and a ton of other huge animatronics and props.

This is the second year that I visited SH in this location. Plenty of parking with ease of access…read more I visited twice this year. First time was early/mid October to get some costume ideas and to check on the inventory. It was packed with lots of costumes for adults and children plus props, decor, makeup, hats etc. My second visit was on 10/30 and the inventory was greatly reduced. I asked about the return policy and learned that store credit was the only refund and since this is a pop up, they would be gone right after Halloween. Place has a Nice set up with automated decoration. A subway car with monsters and flashing lights. Cool stuff and well organized. Not much in the way of staff but the cashiers were really fast. I found some makeup and my costume for the costume party I was planning to attend. Everything was under $100 for what I needed.

It's one of my fave times of the year! Spooky season! The staff were very fun,helpful,& clearly…read moreliving their best Halloween lives! They rock! I experienced the new Spirit Madison Scare Park. The Scare Park was basically a bunch of horror animatronics characters displayed. You put your foot on a pad & bam the animatronics come to life. Zombie clowns,Art the Clown,possessed bats,& a whole lineup of nightmares that come true.It was super fun if you're into spooky stuff. Inside had a huge amount of Halloween/horror/spooky product selections anything from socks to mugs to costumes,etc. I felt like i was in a candy store. I wanted to buy it all but i controlled myself & wallet. Now fair warning Spirit is not cheap. It is pretty pricey & Spirit Halloween took off their 20% off 1 item that was always available. I guess b/c they're a trend now & also I get it licensed products are costly. However,you can catch coupons on their website & not sell your soul for an animatronic.

I love decorating for holidays. Halloween is definitely no exception and one of my larger…read moredecorating holidays at my home. Whenever I am traveling it's always great to see new decorations in different areas of the country. This spirit Halloween store is the largest in Connecticut and has animatronics that I have never seen in any of the spirit Halloween shops in Florida. The staff is great and very friendly. They have an abundance of costumes and extra items to add . Hope everyone has a happy Halloween

Absolutely horrible service. We were told our quote would last two weeks. They were only looking…read morefor part of the payment for the deposit within those two weeks. We showed up with a full payment before the two weeks was up and they refused it and told us someone else had booked that day and time. Incredibly rude staff. Very dirty floor showing. Overall horrible customer service. Will never use them ever!

Had a great experience. I went to pick up the popcorn machine I had rented and on the way my little…read moreone fell asleep in the car. I didn't want to wake him up so I called and a very nice Amy Lou agreed to bring the paperwork outside so I could let him sleep! They were so nice and accommodating!