Halloween Airblown Inflatables

What's not to love about holiday inflatable yard decorations? They're super easy to use, take up little space when deflated for quick storage, and can be used over and over year after year. Build up your supply of Halloween decorations with a few of this year's best Halloween airblown inflatables:











Inflatable witches and ghosts always make a great addition to any Halloween outdoor decorations!

These inflatable decorations for Halloween are some of the best selling designs online. They're sturdy, reliable and blend well with whatever scary concept you're planning for your own yard.









The large cat is animated and the giant hand lights up.

10 Foot Long Inflatable Cemetery Scene

8 foot, self inflating graveyard scene includes a spooky tree, two headstones, skulls, and a dangling, black spider. Self-inflates and suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Long Inflatable Halloween Train

17' long and 6' tall train with skeleton conductor self-inflates in seconds. Conductor waves his arm and the structure is well-lit. Open coffin at the end of the train reveals a waking vampire.

10 Foot Long Inflatable Cemetery Scene

One piece with easy inflate set up. Scene includes three ghosts, mummy, headstones, cemetery gateway, a large spider, and a number of skulls - all attached to the main unit. Lights throughout the inflatable make sure this yard decoration is well seen by trick-or-treaters. Requires some effort to tie down but looks great and very eye-catching.

Airblown Outdoor Halloween Globe

6' inflatable globe in black with three ghosts inside and one peeking over the top. Swirling objects are blown around the interior by the air pump. Bottom says "No Boo's Allowed". Fast set-up.

Airblown Skeleton Globe

7' Skeleton Globe features the grim reaper lurking over a haunted house. Lots of bats whirl around the interior, surrounding the house in an eerie scene. Set includes ground stakes and five C7 light bulbs. Lights up at night for easy viewing.

For Christmas, I just can't seem to do inflatables - I've been building a light display for years that just doesn't go well with the airblown yard decorations for Christmas. However, these are perfect for Halloween.

If you're going to decorate for Halloween - you want to go all out. This is very much a holiday for kids and candy and spooky sites. Large, inflatables give the appearance of having done a lot of work without really having to put in very much effort. Although, they can be used as part of an overall haunted theme. Kids absolutely LOVE these decorations and will be intrigued any any new ones you add to your collection.

Most Halloween airblown inflatables come equipped with an air-pump that, when plugged in, inflates the decoration within just a couple of minutes. Most also light up so they can be well seen at night and some even revolve.

Set the inflatable in the desired location in your yard and stake the inflatable down with the supplied yard stakes. Zip the inflatable closed, and plug it in. It's that simple.

Use a timer to turn your yard inflatable on when you want it to come on and off when you want it to turn off without your having to go outside a couple of times a day to plug it in. These yard timers work great for all other outdoor decorating.

There are a couple of ways to store your Halloween airblown inflatables to keep them in great shape for the next year. If you've kept the original packaging, refold the inflatable back into the original box.

However, I find that approach works only the first year or two and then the box starts to deteriorate. Instead, by holiday decoration storage bags - like those you can get for wreaths and Christmas trees - and store them safely away from the dirt and dust that might accumulate between seasons.