Halloween and the airbnb house
@Bob_Blank wrote: Halloween in the USA can mean children accompanied by adults coming to your front door and asking for candy. While this is a declining event in recent years, i still see some of this...
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@Kirsty_Jane wrote: Perhaps ask your guests if they don’t mind answering the door to trick n treaters? and if they do, tell them not to answer the door. I would not just leave a tray out… there’s...
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@chicagohost wrote: turn the lights off out front. let the guests know not to answer the door lest they wish to run into angry kids dressed like zombies and jonesing for a snickers bar. Read full topic
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@stephanie wrote: i’m not home this year for halloween. i’m worried about being egged lol! Read full topic
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@cabinhost wrote: I agree with Kristy - don’t leave out a tray because one greedy kid will wipe the whole thing out. I know some guests might actually enjoy sitting on the front porch and doling out...
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