If you’ve been wondering about safe social distancing for Halloween or even considering cancelling your Halloween celebrations then, before you do, check out this deadly DIY candy slide!

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Wicked Makers Jaimie and Jay have come up with a fang-tastic Halloween idea that you could make yourself. It’s a simple DIY Halloween prop for socially-distanced trick or treating!

Imagine how excited the kids would be to get their treats deliver through a Halloween candy slide…?!

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Check Out the Halloween Candy Slide

With COVID-19, you may be worried about Halloween. Some areas are recommending people don’t go trick or treating. Or if they do, they need to stay socially-distanced which can make candy distribution and collection a bit tricky.

Jaimie and Jay from the Wicked Makers YouTube channel came up with a simple DIY Halloween prop that should allow you to enjoy Halloween from a safe 6 feet / 2m away.

Will You Make Your Own?

Their handy dandy “candy slide” is a DIY project using some basic PVC pipes. Their video talks you through all the steps.

Once you have assembled your slide, then you can decorate it in whatever fun Halloween style you like. I like the mummy wrap they used for theirs and the skeleton at the end!

You can download their free plans for their “Candy Slide” over here.

Make sure you test out your slide before starting the Trick or Treating or your Halloween party!

This fun slide, along with wearing masks this Halloween, using plenty of hand sanitiser and keeping to social distancing, should help everyone stay safe this Halloween.

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Have your say! Would you consider making your own Halloween Candy Slide? Leave a comment below and let us know – we’d love to hear from you!