Candy is hard to “Reese-ist” on Halloween.<\/p>\n
Reese’s Halloween Council<\/a> analyzed thousands of neighborhoods to find the streets that go all out for Halloween.<\/p>\n The group of Halloween Queens took decorations, Halloween spirit, social buzz, trick-or-treater traffic and Reese’s into account to crown the Trick-or-Treatiest Street<\/a> in America.<\/p>\n Florida is well represented in the Southeast region, and a South Tampa neighborhood got a shout-out.<\/p>\n S Rome Avenue received a haul score of 88.7 and a haunt score of 89.8 from Reese’s Halloween Council.<\/p>\n “Historic South Tampa charm turns downright ghost-ly on Rome Ave.,” the ranking description said. “Lined with towering oaks and grand homes, it’s a premier trick-or-treating corridor. Proving even the Sunshine State gets a little dark and spooky in Tampa.”<\/p>\n Four other neighborhoods in the Sunshine State were recognized.<\/p>\n The Halloween Council wrote that Celebration Avenue in Celebration, outside Walt Disney World, makes “every candy stop feel carefully staged, as though someone added trick-or-treating to the happiest place on the neighborhood map.”<\/p>\n New Broad Street in Orlando is a Halloween favorite for its “porch-side surprises as costumed crowds hunt for candy.”<\/p>\n Fort Lauderdale’s Victoria Park neighborhood is “a tropical haunt,” and you can spot 12-foot skeletons at Coral Gables’ Santa Maria Street.<\/p>\n