SUPERMARKETS including Sainsbury’s, Morrisons and Lidl have slashed the price of kids Halloween costumes ahead of fright night.

The spooky event may not be the same as normal but there’s nothing stopping you from getting dressed up to mark the occasion anyway.

Parents can bag bargains on discounted supermarket Halloween costumes

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Parents can bag bargains on discounted supermarket Halloween costumes

Trick or treating is on the cards for children in Tiers 1 and 2 lockdown after Downing Street gave the nod yesterday as long as they follow the rules.

Unfortunately, kids in Tier 3 local lockdown won’t be able to carry out the tradition amid a ban on households mixing.

But families can still celebrate All Hallows’ Eve at home by putting on their creepiest outfit and trying out some of these devilishly delicious treats.

Many retailers have slashed the price of costumes this year by up to 96%.

The deals are decent, even if you don’t feel like celebrating this year, as you can stick them in the fancy dress box until 2021. Here are some of the best offers we’ve found:

Sainsbury’s – Up to 50% off

Sainsbury's has slashed the price of Halloween costumes in half

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Sainsbury’s has slashed the price of Halloween costumes in half

Sainsbury’s has slashed the price of Halloween costumes by up to 50%, including the adult ranges.

The deals can be found in stores and online but there’s a minimum spend of £40 for online orders, with delivery slots starting from £1.

Here are some of the best savings:

  • Werewolf costume (3-12 years) – Was: £13, Now: £6.50. Save: £6.50 – Buy now
  • Monster all-in-one costume (6 months – 6 years) – Was: £11, Now: £5.50. Save: £5.50 – Buy now
  • Purple skeleton and cape costume (3-12 years) – Was: £12, Now: £6. Save: £6 – Buy now

Morrisons – Up to 96%

Morrisons has slashed the price of its Halloween costumes

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Morrisons has slashed the price of its Halloween costumesCredit: EXTREME COUPONING AND BARGAINS UK

Morrisons has cut prices of kids spooky costumes by up to 60% online but one bargain hunter managed to snap up an outfit for just 40p in her local store – a saving of up to 96%.

Originally, the supermarket priced its costumes at £10 each but reduced these to £4. Some shoppers have reported even bigger discounts in store.

The costumes have now sold out online so it’s worth heading to your local branch to pick up a bargain.

Here are some of the best savings:

  • Girls jester costume (9-10 years) – Was: £10, Now: £4. Save: £6 – More details
  • Boys pumpkin reaper costume (5-6 years) – Was: £12, Now; £4. Save: £8 – More details
  • Boys werewolf costume (11-12 years) – Was: £12, Now: £4. Save: £8 – More details

Lidl – Up to 20% off

Lidl has knocked £1 off the price of its kids Halloween costumes

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Lidl has knocked £1 off the price of its kids Halloween costumes

Lidl has also reduced the price of children’s Halloween costumes but not by as much as other supermarkets.

The outfits cost £4.99 orginally but have been reduced to £3.99 – saving you 20%.

Lidl doesn’t do delivery so you’ll need to head to a store to bag a bargain costume.

Here are some of the best savings:

  • Dark princess costume (4-10 years) – Was: £4.99, Now: £3.99. Save: £1 – Buy now
  • Grim Reaper costume (4-10 years) – Was: £4.99, Now: £3.99. Save: £1 – Buy now
  • Pirate costume (4-10 years) – Was: £4.99, Now: £3.99. Save: £1 – Buy now

Asda – Up to 50% off

Asda has reduced costume prices by up to half price

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Asda has reduced costume prices by up to half price

Asda has cut the price of some of its children’s Halloween costumes although many are still at full price.

Delivery from Asda starts at £2.95 or you can click and collect from your nearest store for free.

Here are some of the best savings:

  • Blue galaxy skeleton – Was: £10, Now: £5. Save: £5 – Buy now
  • Peppa Pig pink witch – Was: £14, Now: £7. Save: £7 – Buy now
  • Zombie – Was: £13, Now: £6. Save: £7 – Buy now

There are plenty of spooky fun and games to be had with the children at home for Halloween if you’re not planning on going trick or treating.

One dedicated mum has spent a huge £5,000 turning her home into a haunted house for October 31.

Plus, Asda’s Halloween pizzas are back and they’re shaped like spooky pumpkins.

Holly Willoughby in hysterics at children’s ‘cheeky’ Halloween drawings

This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk

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