One Family Builds Trick-Or-Treat Mechanism To Deliver Candy & Booze
on Oct 08, 2020 • Updated Jan 15, 2025
A fishing reel, a flying goblin, candy… and beer? One family is using social distancing regulations and a bit of mechanical ingenuity to make a Halloween trick or treating experience that’s just as fun for mom and dad as it is for the kids!
23 DAYS UNTIL HALLOWEEN!
23 DAYS UNTIL HALLOWEEN!
23 DAYS UNTIL HALLOWEEN!#Halloween #Halloween2020 pic.twitter.com/q5ycwOe3sk— Halloween Queen 🎃 (@NosCalanGaeaf) October 8, 2020
Using a fishing reel, some rope, and creepy Halloween decorations, trick or treaters get a surprise as they approach the driveway of this house – and they get to stay safely distant while they enjoy a unique “treat delivery system.”
When families approach this unique Halloween setup, kids get surprised by a ghost flying right to them to drop off bags of candy. Parents get even more excited than the kiddos when they see a pair of beers waiting for them in a custom-made wooden carrier.
The device isn’t just functional – it looks good too. With colorful Halloween lights, trick or treaters get even more of a show as the sun goes down and they get to see the illuminated ghost flying their way.
Check out our sizzle reel of @LEGOLANDFlorida's #BrickorTreat event that features #LEGOLANDFlorida's safety measures, social distance-contactless #trickortreating, #Halloween characters, #photoops, their amazing The Groovin’ Graveyard show and more! https://t.co/SN4w6viSGm pic.twitter.com/z6gpzRyiAF
— Bionic Buzz® (@BionicBuzz) October 4, 2020
Thinking about making something like this in your area? Double-check on the open container laws in your neighborhood – you may need to warn parents to wait to crack open their cold one until they’re back home.
