Best trick or treating spots in Brisbane this Halloween

Brisbane residents have pulled out all the stops with spooky displays just in time for trick or treaters this Halloween. SEE THE MAP

From haunted houses to spooky skeletons, Brisbane residents have pulled out all the stops with their displays as they embrace Halloween this weekend.

More than 6000 people have come together to share their love for all things eerie this year, showing off their DIY projects and treats for kids on a Facebook page called Brisbane Halloween Lovers.

With more than 290 locations accepting trick or treaters, a map made by the group showcases all locations from Helensvale to Caboolture for eager kids to visit.

Among the hundreds of homes participating in the spooky holiday this year was Indooroopilly Halloween Haunted House on Carinya Street, who would have their final display this year after they began in 2013.

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Indooroopilly Halloween Haunted House’s Jimmy Postle said each Halloween their Haunt has attracted more than 400 guests.

“Our display uses almost 30kg of candy, seven fog machines, 40 litres of fog liquid, strobe lights, sound effects, scary props and costumes and generates endless screams,” he said.

Indooroopilly Halloween Haunted House on Carinya Street, Brisbane.

“For us, Halloween is a time to get creative, embrace our spooky side and deliver a unique experience for our guests.”

The enjoyment our guests get out of Indooroopilly Halloween Haunted House leaves us with an immense sense of satisfaction.”

Lights on Parker Ave display in Northgate Brisbane.

Another spectacular visual display was Lights on Parker Ave in Northgate with their Halloween Horror Lights and sound effect.

A local Haunt for Brisbane’s south could be found at The Morgue at Rochedale on Kumbari Street, with entry donations to go to the Black Dog Institute.

The Morgue at Rochedale Halloween display on