At what age should you stop trick-or-treating?

Answer 1

That's a tough question. It probably stops being cute and starts feeling a little inappropriate somewhere around 13-14, I'd say.

Answer 2

I say when you become an adult. I know everybody says 'uwu you're never to owld to stawp twick or tweating' but you can be, grow up. I do think KIDS of every age should be able to. For example, I had a very abusive childhood, my childhood was taken away from me, so now that im a teenager I do still trick or treat. I see lots of older teenagers do it as well. but, I do think there is an age to stop. For example, just last Thursday (halloween for me) I was helping my family and friends pass out candy. There was an older gentleman dressed up in a very strange costume asking for candy from our booth. He was creeping out lots of the kids and he was kind of ghosting around the town. Lots of parents and kids got creeped out and left, ruining it for the kids. There is an age to stop, don't be that person.

Answer 3

I think that never because when I went trick-or-treating,I saw a father in prisinor get -up with his son As a police & they were both trick or treating as happy as can be!& any way why else do you think that at Spirit Halloween they sell costumes for adults too!

Answer 4

It is up to you when you want to stop trick or treat! Even if your pass 70 years old! No one can stop you from trick or treat.

Answer 5

12-13 years of age - after that it just isn't "cute" anymore - and to homeowners/residents it starts to feel more like intimidation or a "shake-down."

Answer 6

It's your choice! If you begin to think you're too old, then you don't have to. But there is no maximum age, so you can decide.

Answer 7

never as long as their is someone at your house to give out sweets

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Answer 8

never grow up,you stop when you want!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 9

some kids stop tricker treating at 12-16 butmost people stop at the age 18-19.

Answer 10

you dont stop trick or treating.