US Theme Parks Launch Halloween Events Earlier to Combat Declining Attendance

Disney, Six Flags, and Universal Studios expand Halloween offerings in response to growing consumer interest and slumping visitor numbers.

Halloween-themed attractions now start as early as August at major US theme parks.
Disney's Oogie Boogie Bash sold out in 11 days, prompting an earlier start date.
Six Flags introduces new experiences based on popular horror films and series.
Universal Studios extends Halloween Horror Nights to its longest season ever.
Retailers also stock Halloween merchandise earlier, reflecting increased consumer demand.