<p>I have not gone to trick-or-treating in many years, and now I suddenly want to go back. (Yes, I know I'm a little old...) I figure I can't get anything from dorms, but off campus apartments would worth a try. Anyone else going trick-or-treating/other Halloween celebrations this year?</p>
<p>You realize in college most people go to Halloween parties, right?</p>
<p>I’ll be trick-or-treating for UNICEF this year…</p>
<p>I still trick or treat some years, but I go to the suburbs to do it-- no college kids are going to be home passing out candy, they are going to be at parties. If you don’t have any little kids to bring I suggest you wear a mask or some people might say you are too old. XD When I was 16-17 I got some crap from some of my neighbors, but I take my sister’s kids now so nobody complains because they think it’s so sweet I’m spending time with the kiddies. 
I am just not into the parties and it’s fun to be a kid again for a few hours, no harm in that.</p>
<p>It’s different I guess. I just wouldn’t go by myself- I’d at least bring a sibling or just a group of friends- otherwise, it’ll be kind of creepy.</p>
<p>I agree with that, it’s more fun to go with some friends-- even if you all feel silly, it’s more fun to feel silly together. I’ve gone by myself before and gotten REALLY weird looks. XD</p>
<p>College… where Halloween becomes cool again.</p>
<p>Anyway, I haven’t been trick-or-treating since 6th grade… Most people in college will go to parties for Halloween, not trick-or-treating.</p>
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<p>A better way to spend your time?</p>
<p>PARTIES!!! Yep. Although at my school we have a program during Halloween where little kids come to the dorms and college kids (who choose to) give away candy. Although if you really want to trick-or-treat, go with a little brother or sister (or find some little kids somewhere) to make it a bit more legit. Off campus apartments don’t really seem like places to go trick-or-treating…I’d stick with suburban houses if you can.</p>
<p>Anyone with common sense would know to go to a real neighborhood or a suburb to trick or treat. No college students are going to be giving out candy. Around here you can’t get into an apartment building without a key card.</p>
<p>If you want candy so bad buy it and do something that’s actually fun on halloween. Like go to a haunted tour of something or a carnival thing or a haunted house. If you trick or treat you are just gonna be walking around for hours with a bunch of screaming little kids.</p>