Summerween Is Happening at Amazon — Here Are the 12 Best Halloween Decorations on Sale for Under $40

You’re not seeing things — Halloween came early this year, which may explain the pumpkins, skeletons and black cats in your neighborhood. Aptly named Summerween (a holiday originating from the show Gravity Falls), it’s the perfect opportunity for people who adore the scary season to enjoy it well before October.

Amazon is ready for an early Halloween and already has a sale on the decorations you need to embrace your inner spirit this August. Summerween decorations are undoubtedly cold, but they also have a touch of sunshine, like these floating coffin drink coolers and pink pumpkins. Below, we’ve rounded up a mix of Summerween and Halloween decorations from Amazon’s sale section starting at just $5. Happy haunting!

Amazon’s Best Halloween Decorations Under $50

• Aoriher Inflatable Coffin Beverage Cooler, $19.99 (originally $21.99)
• Goosh 5-foot Outdoor Skeleton Inflatable Dog, $35.99 (Orig. $39.99)
• Besttoyhome Small Artificial Pink Pumpkins, $12.99 (was $13.99)
• Sparkling Orange and Purple Halloween Lights, $11.99 with coupon (was $23.99)
• Joy’s 5-foot Outdoor Hairy Spider, $11.99 (Orig. $19.99)
• Diyasy Bats Wall Decor, $4.89 with coupon (orig. $6.98)
• Chiyan Skull Ice Cube Tray, $9.99 (originally $10.99)
• Nomnu Coffin Letter Board, $28.97 with coupon (was $44.97)
• Dazong Wall Arms with Fake Candles, $18.50 with coupon (originally $49.99)
• Calloway Mills Scary Web Doormat, $16.35 (originally $24)

12 of the best indoor Halloween decor deals we’re seeing on Amazon right now — starting at $4

Aoriher Inflatable Coffin Beverage Cooler

Amazon

Orig. $22 $20 on Amazon

Nothing screams Summerween like a coffin drink cooler, which is functional and perfectly suited to a Halloween summertime theme. Pour in ice and your favorite bottled drinks, then toss this floatie in the pool or on the lawn to make a statement.

5 foot inflatable goosh for outdoor skeleton puppy

Amazon

Orig. $40 $36 on Amazon

Summerween decorations seem lighter than their October counterparts, so if you’re putting off the ultra-creepy for later in the year, make the most of this adorable inflatable skeleton puppy for your yard. The decoration is “bigger and brighter” than you’d expect, according to one customer, and others appreciate that it lasts in rain and inclement weather.

Small artificial pink pumpkins Besttoyhome

Amazon

Orig. $14 $13 on Amazon

Give your pumpkin collection a Summerween twist with this mix of pink faux pumpkins, which also come in a few other summer-worthy hues like bright yellow and teal. With over 2,600 five-star ratings to back them up, they’re a great choice for scattered around tables, mantels and shelves.

Flashy orange and purple Halloween lights

Amazon

Orig. $24 $12 on Amazon

No Halloween party or home is complete without lights to match the atmosphere, and this mix of purple and orange bulbs really sets the tone. The set includes 78 feet of lights, which means you can place them around a porch, create a window design, or wrap them around a backyard graveyard scene.

Joy’s 5 foot outdoor hairy spider

Amazon

Orig. $20 $10 on Amazon

This furry creature isn’t for arachnophobes, but the fuzzy texture and flexible legs make this spider feel a little friendlier, whether you plant it outside or somewhere indoors. Customers love that it can be reused year after year, with one reviewer noting that it was a “huge hit” with “tricks commenting on how cool it is.”

Diyasy Bats Wall Decor

Amazon

Orig. $7 $5 on Amazon

It’s hard not to love a wall of bats, as proven by the 6,000 customers who bought a set of these stickers this month alone. Whether you install them now or wait until October, these highly rated bat decals “don’t tear easily,” according to a reviewer, and the tape won’t leave a mess or “strip color” if you peel them off carefully.

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Chiyan skull ice bowl

Amazon

Orig. $11 $10 on Amazon

Maybe it’s a little too warm for spiced cider and hot chocolate, and that’s where these scary skull ice trays come in handy. They’re the perfect thing to slip into guests’ gory punch and witch ale drinks at a Summerween party.

Nomnu Coffin letter board

Amazon

Orig. $45 $29 on Amazon

Forget the ouija board and channel messages instead with this coffin-shaped letter board that comes with a stand and 80 themed emojis. More than 1,000 people grabbed one of these “spooky” boards this month, proving that Halloween is in the air.

Dazong wall arms with fake candles

Amazon

Orig. $50 $19 on Amazon

If you’ve been thinking about unique decorating ideas that go beyond lamps and witches’ brooms, this wall-mounted hand set fills it all. They can be taped on with double-sided tape and supplied with eerily flickering fake candles to really set the haunted house scene.

Calloway Mills Scary Web Doormat

Amazon

Orig. $24 $16 on Amazon

One of the first measures to take when sprucing up your home for Halloween is replacing the rugs, and this spider web hoe is a very cute choice. Customers note that the bristles are thick and clean shoes well, and the design itself is not “Halloween cartoony,” according to a customer who is tempted to keep this rug long after the holiday is over.

Oh-So-Crafty Summerween banner forever

Amazon

Orig. $17 $14 on Amazon

From Amazon Handmade comes this super-fun banner that’s ideally suited for celebrating Summerween. It is made of thick orange cardboard and has a creepy texture that oozes from the letters. Hang it above the snack table for a party or tie it to the mantelpiece to celebrate Summerween until the end of the season.

Hananona artificial black eucalyptus stems

Amazon

Orig. $16 $9 on Amazon

Swap your bright summer flowers for this eerie black pile of faux eucalyptus. While it may not be decked out in Halloween details, this is the perfect finishing touch for any vase in your home. As a bonus, one customer even used them to make a DIY Halloween wreath that will last for years.

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Source: HIS Education