Its estimated that 46% of Americans will be carving pumpkins this year raking up at whooping $613 million dollars. Spending on Halloween last year was estimated at around $9 billion. (WOW)

United States pumpkin growers produce over 1.5 billion pounds per year. That’s more than twice the weight of the Empire State building in Midtown Manhattan. The top production states are, New York, Michigan, Illinois, California, Ohio and Pennsylvanian. Each Pumpkin has around 500 seeds. Pumpkins were originated from Ireland in the 19th century.

Fun Fact-

The world’s largest jack-o-lantern was carved into the Guinness World Records on October 31, 2010, by Scott Cully in Bronx, New York, weighing 1,810.5 pounds (821.23kg).

The next full moon on Halloween night Oct 31 will be in 2020

120 million Americans (children and adults) dress up in costumes. 11.5% percent of these people dress up their pets. 50% of Americans decorate their yards.

There are around 36 million children between the ages of 5 and 13, which is a prime age for trick or treating.

36 million pounds of candy corn is sold annually (equaling to around 9 billion pieces). This is enough to circle around the moon 21 times if laid end to end. It’s estimated that 30 percent of kids reported having separated their candy once they return home, with 90 percent of the parents admitting to sneaking candy from their trick or treat bags.

35 % Americans will be either throwing a party or going to a party, which can become expensive. It’s really important to set a budget for Halloween as it has been known to be one of the most expensive holidays. Try being creative with things you have around the house for making costumes. This can save a ton of money.

Here are some idea’s of decorations to buy for your home this Halloween.