Halloween City

I went here during 2011 and enjoyed the display of masks and various Halloween props that were funny and «spooky». But upon returning this year, I was a bit disappointed. Last year, they had the space all to themselves. But now they must share the floor space with Crown Books so the entire store is only half space of last year.
Because of the limited space, many of the cool props and masks are gone in favor of an enormous amount of costumes. When I browse around a Halloween type shop, I enjoy checking out the masks and props the most. This place now feels more like a strictly costume shop. They still had some unused space in the back that could’ve been used to display aditional Halloween items but instead it was left deserted.

So I got a coupon in the mail for 20% off halloween costumes. I am thinking great lets go hook my munchkin up with a bunch of places so she can decide what she wants to be this year for halloween…
Walk in and find the kids section. Being I have a daughter, we get to look at about 8zillion princesses of various types. Then they have a couple of oddballs as well; like gangsta girl (for 4 – 6 yr olds O_​O), indian girl, strawberry shortcake, Daphne from Scooby Doo (surprisingly this won out, I was in total shock), etc.
Overall the store is exactly what you expect from a traditional halloween store, once you pay for it there are no exchanges or refunds.
They have a ton of cheesy looking halloween props, a lot of cheaper costumes for adults and kids. Intermixed with a ton of make ups, face paints, masks, and bad wigs.
It would help if they had more mirrors.
Overall though it was a decent experience and something that I have grown accustomed to as my daughter gets older. Head on down if you have a coupon and need a quickie outfit for a costume party sometime…