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Target's Halloween decorations are already here 🎃

Items start at just $2.

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Halloween in July? There's no better time to start planning for a spooky-fun holiday than in the middle of a pandemic when we're in need of a little extra happiness.

Target's 2020 Halloween decorations are here and we're going crazy over the spookiness. 🎃

The retailer brought back its Hyde & EEK! Boutique, featuring home decor and costumes for everyone. Within the collection you'll find wheelchair accessible options, Halloween succulents, pumpkin decorating kits, glow-in-the-dark spider webs, family apparel and so much more!

While most of the Halloween collection won't be available until mid-August, pre-ordering is available on these goodies now. The items range from $2 to $400 (thank goodness the prices aren't horrifying) so we're sure items will sell out rather quickly. Stock up on your favorites now so you'll be decked out for the spooky festivities.

Here's what we're adding to our carts from the Target Halloween collection:

Rocket ship wheelchair cover

rocket ship wheelchair cover

This adaptive costume is perfect for any space loving kiddo. It transforms a standard wheelchair into a rocket ship.

$35
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Mash halloween decorative figurine

mash pumpkin figurine

This adorable pumpkin makes for the perfect porch decoration. Sitting at 11.25 inches, this pumpkin isn't too spooky and will make you (and your little one) smile every time you pass it.

$170.99
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Ghost succulent

ghost succulent

Halloween succulents? Say no more! This blue ghost succulent is a plant lover's dream and makes for the cutest decoration.

$3
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Animated decorative wheel of fate

wheel of fate

Ask the wheel of fortune a question and find out your Halloween fate. This animated wheel is the perfect Halloween game for people of all ages.

$25
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LED Skull

LED skull

This skull came back from the dead to give everyone a Halloween scare. The animated plasma skull sends electrifying LED lights whenever touched to illuminate the night.

$15
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Life-size coffin

life size coffin

Trick-or-Treaters, beware! This life-size coffin might scare the kiddos and get parents running, too. Who knows what will crawl out of it on Halloween night.

$20
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Unicorn pumpkin decorating kit

unicorn pumpkin decorating kit

Calling all unicorn lovers! This adorable pumpkin decorating kit is perfect for any unicorn-obsessed kiddo looking for a less spooky option.

$3
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