A contactless, often immersive, holiday experience allows individuals to enjoy Halloween-themed displays, activities, and treats from the comfort of their vehicles. Participants proceed along a designated route, viewing decorated sets, costumed characters, and sometimes receiving pre-packaged goodies. This approach offers a safe and convenient alternative to traditional trick-or-treating or crowded Halloween events.
This format gained significant popularity as a response to social distancing guidelines and safety concerns. It provides an accessible and inclusive way for families, individuals with mobility limitations, and those seeking controlled environments to participate in holiday festivities. The controlled nature of the experience can also contribute to a less overwhelming and sensory-friendly Halloween environment for children with sensitivities. This adaptation of traditional celebrations reflects a broader trend of incorporating accessible and innovative approaches to community events.