I've been to a lot of Halloween Stores and Costume Stores in my lifetime but this Spirit Store is…read morethe Mother of them all. This place is huge. There's costumes for every age group. They have all kinds of cool decor and accessories for you to wear or to decorate your home for a Halloween party. If you can dream it up they have it. The employees are very friendly and helpful. They just opened a couple days ago. They have a coupon on line I'm posting. Check out their website. You have to go into the store though it's an experience in itself. I'm recommending you start getting ready for Halloween. My daughter sure is starting to prepare!

Very disappointed in Spirit Halloween. They are crooks. My son asked if they had a try on room the…read morewomen told him no. then he ask her if he can return for a refund to his credit card. she told him yes but it must be by tonight!!! So my son bought two of the same costumes just two different sizes, to go home and try on. when he went right back, after trying them on, to return them They refuse to refund my son. He spoke to the manager and he told him no as well. I called and tried to have this rectified on the phone with the main office . They also refused and refused to let me speak to ma supervisor. So they basically ripped off my son of $100. I think it is very unfair to take advantage of people especially in this day and age. I am not usually one to post this but I feel that we were not treated correctly and I ma tried of being taken advantage of. I will never be going to this store again nor ordering online. I will also be taking this to the next level.

POP MART is officially bringing its "THE MONSTERS 10th Anniversary World Tour" to New York City…read more This marks the first time the exhibit is available in the U.S., following massive success in cities like Paris, Tokyo, and Shanghai. NYC hosts a massive 6,000-square-foot Labubu exhibition this summer -- featuring 9 galleries - from Friday, July 17 through August 31. It will be hosted at 423 W. 14th St., New York, NY 10014. At the gallery, I got an up-close look at initial sketches of characters like LABUBU, ZIMOMO, and TYCOCO, and see exactly how the series has evolved over the last decade. Every corner of the exhibition celebrates LABUBU's remarkable journey over the past ten years. There was a room full of Labubus from the Exciting Macaron series and Big Into Energy series, short clip about Puka, a clip about the creator of THE MONSTERS, Kasing Lung, himself. Entry costs starting at $20 for Regular (ages 10+) and $10 for Child (ages 10 and under). VIP ticket includes an exclusive bundle valued at over $130. All base entry tickets include a commemorative gift and all attendees will have the opportunity to purchase limited-edition art and merchandise. The commemorative gift included a souvenir ticket, postcard, and super mini labubu pendant. There was an interactive station for the postcard before the gift shop. I was able to stamp in a picture and the color. After the last exhibit, we exit through a massive gift shop packed with the entire 10th Anniversary collection. Here, I showed my wristband and got the VIP bundle. The VIP bundle included The Monsters 10th Anniversary Exhibition Limited Vinyl Blister Pack, Classic Mini Labubu Keychain, The Monsters 10th Anniversary Exclusive-Tote Bag, Fridge Magnet or Acrylic Shaker Pendant, and The Monsters x Scotch Brite Brand Collab Cleaning Sponge. I got the Fridge Magnet. The designs were selected at random. What an unforgettable day visiting MONSTERS BY MONSTERS NOW AND THEN in New York City! I truly can't believe its been 10 years since Kasing Lung created The Monsters and how popular they have grown since then.

Really cute exhibit! There's a lot of artwork as well as figures and collectible toys on display…read morefrom THE MONSTERS. My friend who went twice told me some of the exhibits have changed since she was there, which surprised her. So if you've already been to this exhibit, it may be worth going again to see the new items and altered setups ! There's also a room with pages from the original story, and a screening of an animated sequence. There's also an interactive portion where you can stamp your postcard. The end of the exhibit leads to the gift shop where you can buy collectibles and blind boxes. The price is the same as popmart retail, so no scalping here.

If you know me you know I love a store of junk! To me, Five Below has the cream of the crop. This…read morelocation in FH is one of my faves. One, it's bigger than you think and has a ton of stuff (just go up the escalator/elevator...you'll see). And although some items cost more than $5 I'm still about it. This time around I needed toys for a toy drive so I got a Lite Brite (remember those?) and the cutest plush! They do have the most fun plushes (sometime Harry Potter ones). Checkout is usually simple with someone helping at the self checkout station. Also, a shout out to the reusable Five Below bags. I got a snowman one from this location and I use it constantly.

Very clean and spacious location, The escalator wasn't working but they have stairs and a elevator…read more Yesterday was my first time at this particular 5 below location. Nice snack section as well as their toy section for the kids or adults who collect toys, you have your marvel action figures along with DC action figures. 5 below is my go to spot for my 4 yrold son toys with out breaking the bank. The staff was cool and courteous at this particular location.

This is one if the best 99 cents stores in this area. It is very large w many items ranging from…read morekids crafts and toys to home decor, personal goods and a very impressive party goods aisle w many different character balloons. Most items are a dollar but this store carries many other items such as kids chairs, pillow pets, blenders, etc. It is family run and the family is very nice and helpful.

I recently started coming here frequently because my son fell in love with this store after he…read morediscovered it about a month ago when we were at the mall. We came here 4 times now and I always end up spending a fortune. They have tons of Manga (comics/ graphic novels originated from Japan), Squishmallows, Funko Pop! as well as CDs, vinyls, clothing, collectibles, gifts and other comics + books. I'd say it's a pretty cool, interesting store for both adults and kids but also very pricey. Just realized, comics are not cheap. If you're a fan, then I guess it's worth it. He always picks out about 3 to 4 Manga every time, which ranges from $10-$20 each and some plushes & keychains. The Squishmallow keychains are $13, medium & large sized Squishmallow plushes ranges from $20-$60. Some are extremely overpriced due to the levels of rarity. The blue penguin I just bought today that my daughter really wanted retails for $15, their selling it for $36. Overall, still a good store to check out and the staff are helpful. Fyi (9/11): their currently having a buy 1 get 1 50% off all Manga and graphic novels deal.

Bought 2 different records on different occasions, one came with thousands of skips that make sure…read moreyou can't listen to even one song without at least 3 skips. The second one I didn't even open because I didn't even want to see or try the record after I realized that the cover and spine is absolutely wrecked and crushed. Comic selection is also pretty disappointing compared to the OG in Boston. Save yourself the time and money and go to an independent record or comic store.

Spencer's Gifts is a store that brought back my memories of going to the mall every weekend when my…read moredaughter was growing up. I always bought gag gifts for my parents and friends. There's great T shirts, coffee mugs and more. The employees at this location were very nice and friendly today. I'm recommending you take a flashback to your past at Spencer's.

Staff was very rude, invading my privacy. Best toys for my girlfriend and a third partner and I to…read moreplay with. Hand cuffs are good quality.

Located in the Jackson Heights E, F, R, 7 train station its a spot that one usually would stop in…read moreduring their travels. We'll i cant seem to resist that is! ‍ There's always big signs with $5 & $10 deals hanging next to colorful fun dresses. They also carry jewelry and accessories like scarves. no try on room but you have 2 weeks to get a full refund which is a plus.

If you're looking for some super cheap garments and jewelry this is great. Everything is either…read more$5.00 or $10.00 and it won't break the bank. The service is terrible. Two guys mostly making sure you pay and don't take, but they're kind of rude when you ask a question about something. They answer in a tone like you should have known. I have purchased a garment once but never really wore it. The stitching is misleading and on the hanger it lays nicely but on a person it's tight in the underarm and balloons out in the front. If you don't care about that, then go for it. The earrings are cheap and made in third world countries. Most of the backings are bent out of shape. There are also signs posted on the walls that you cannot try them on. So, I recommend holding it up to about where it would sit on your ear and look in the mirror to see if you like it enough to drop some $. The bracelets and necklaces are cheap as well. They have scarves too, but I recommend buying a scarf from one of the street vendors on 37th Ave near 74th Street. Better quality and price. The other thing to note is that this shop is inside of the subway station and if you want to go just there and nowhere else you have to pay the Subway fare just to go shopping, whereas other shops above ground are free to get to. And lastly everything is not returnable and some things are not exchangeable. Happy shops!

Well stocked store didn't have what I was looking for but the store is full of nice thingsread more

I have never slapped a man with fake chest hair before, but yesterday, I wanted to…read more "Do you sell fake chest hair?" I asked the employee standing by the wigs.* He thought for a second. "Nope." "Do you have wigs that would work as fake chest hair?" "Nope." Ah, well. As I turned to leave, one of the wig packages caught my eye. It was a "Disco Kit" that included a moustache, sideburns, and a hairy chest. RIGHT NEXT TO THE EMPLOYEE. I literally had to reach past him to pull it off the wall. I showed it to him, which elicited no reaction. I wish I could say that I have rarely encountered such utter indifference, such a blatant, unashamed lack of interest in the job a person is paid to do...but it's actually pretty common in most chains. Ricky's might have a decent, predictably overpriced selection of all sorts of pre-packaged costumes, but don't expect even the bare minimum of assistance from the staff. For a better selection, and a staff that I've found helpful, try Halloween Adventure on 4th Ave. __________ *When you're not a real man, sometimes you have to pretend.