So, how old is too old for trick-or-treating?

High school freshmen (9th grade) are OK to trick or treat. Any older than that, no.

 

I haven't trick-or-treated since junior high, not because I got too old, I just got too lazy..

 

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I would say Teens should be the cut off.

 

I stopped trick or treating in 6th or 7th grade. My brother and his buddies trick or treated well into high school - they were a little old for it, I thought, though I did enjoy stealing some of his candy

 

Wow, I was going to say 12 or 13 is about time to stop. I guess I'm a little out of touch with today's youth (and I consider myself one still sometimes!).

BEN

 

12 at the latest.

 

seventh grade is when i stopped


although i know people who did so all throughout high school. never understood it myself.

 

Either a pathetic attempt to get candy they no longer deserve or they are still trying to grasp onto their childhood and cannot except that they are growing up.

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Treats ~ 11 or 12 and younger.
Tricks ~ 18 and older.

 

most likely, both. sad though.

i even know some college kids who went trick or treating, but they were doing it as a prank thing..... and it was a college town.... whatever floats their boat i guess

 

I say 11 years old is the limit (that's 6th grade). After that, go to the store the day after Halloween and just buy the candy that you WANT at drastically reduced prices. Heck, I still do that.

 

You're never too old to get free candy, look too old? Wear a mask

 

I intend to let my son (now 11) Trick-Or-Treat as long as he wants to. As long as he is doing it in the right spirit, ie, making an effort with the costumes, etc, and not just out panhandling candy, I see no harm in it. When enough people ask him if he isn't a little old for trick-or-treating, he will stop. Kids stop being kids way too soon as it is.. no way am I going to force them to stop.

 

Hey! Many a person would think I can still pass for that age. Although, I'm 21... and what's wrong w/ wanting some candy? Seriously, I eat way less candy now compared to when I was of trick-or-treating age... I'll stop when I have 2-3 of each candy I feel like.

 

A couple of years ago a group of teenage girls came Trick or Treating in my neighborhood after all the little ones had long since gone home. They kept asking for more candy. Trying to be all flirty. It was kinda funny. My gf was on the phone with me at the time laughing her ass off listening to them.

I think once you're an "adult" it's kinda pathetic... but I guess if you look young enough or have a really good costume, hey, free candy.

 

I'd have given them something alright... and I don't mean candy.

 

When you are mature enough to realize how silly it is.

 

My sister and her friends are out tonight, and they are sophomores in high school...

 

Im 14 and in 8th grade and I decided not to go this year.

 

I went tonight with my 4 year old daughter and I'm 38!
THIRTY EIGHT. thirty eight. 30 and 8. 10+10+10+8. A three and an eight.
Nope doesnt make it any easier no matter how I say it......38....

 

13.

Start again at 16 when you realize that forcing yourself to be "mature" sucks.

 

You guys are lame. You'll take this bag of candy out of my dead, cold hands!

 

27 years old and still going strong! It helps if you walk around on your knees to appear shorter.

Seriously, I'm thinking no kid past 12 years old probably should...