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ALDI’S SPOOKY HALLOWEEN DECOR STARTS FROM JUST 99P

22 September, 2026

• With more and more Brits participating in Halloween, Aldi is stepping in to make treats and tricks frightfully affordable
• Celebrate this scary season with Aldi’s budget-friendly range, all for under £20
• The spooktacular range lands in stores on 27^th September

With a rise in adult participation and spending for Halloween, Aldi’s highly anticipated Halloween range starts from just 99p, setting the stage for a fang-tastic autumn. From bone-chilling garden decorations to magical indoor lighting, the range has everything needed to create wicked wonderlands without breaking the bank. Creeping into the middle aisle from 27^th September, shoppers had better act fast, as with all Specialbuys, when they’re gone, they’re gone!

Aldi’s life-sized Posable Skeleton (£19.99) is the ultimate ghoulish guest, perfect for propping up by the front door or on the sofa to give partygoers a humorous fright. With terrifyingly good savings on offer, spooky party planners can create an epic, thriller-worthy Halloween celebration for less.

Host a monster mash to remember and create a bewitching atmosphere with the LED Halloween Candles and Witch Hats (£9.99). Hung from the ceiling to create a magical floating effect, they are guaranteed to leave guests spellbound.

Add Halloween Inflatables (£9.99) to the driveway or back garden, available in skeleton, ghost, pumpkin and reaper designs. Pair these with the skin-crawling Halloween Large Spiderweb (£7.99) for added chills. Finish the look and cast an eerie glow with Aldi’s Halloween Light Chain (£2.69) in pumpkin, ghost, skull, spiderweb or black leaf.

Dress up little monsters with Aldi’s Children’s Halloween Costume (£4.99), available in skeleton, pink ballerina skeleton, gamer skeleton and bat designs. For the littlest ones, choose the baby pumpkin or spider costume to create the spookiest baby on the block.

Aldi’s Halloween range will be available in stores from 27^th September, while stocks last.