I don't know about any of you, but I think I am warming up to Halloween Xpress. I used to be obsessed with Spirit when I lived in California...but then they screwed me over...It has also been said that HX has a bit more of a selection...I posted a few weeks ago that I applied for a job at HX and I have an interview with them in an hour...so anyways...you can tell I now have a thing for HX...what about you guys???
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Thread: Spirit vs. Halloween Express??
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Spirit vs. Halloween Express?? –
09-17-2007,01:28 PM
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09-17-2007,02:38 PM
Good luck with the interview!
Jim
www.absolutelyhalloween.com
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09-17-2007,02:46 PM
For several years, all we had was Halloween Experience (including their open-year-round warehouse). A few years ago, we got our first Spirit. Last year we got a Halloween Express, and to be honest, they faltered. They had minimal props - mostly just costumes - and poor customer service. They're back this year, along with a new one: Halloween World. In fact, we have so many Halloween stores this year that Halloween Experience didn't get a site in time and will apparently be missing. That's a shame, because they're still my favorite. In my opinion, not only do they have the best selection and prices (and displays), but their customer service is top-notch.
However, between Spirit and Halloween Express (the original topic), I prefer Spirit.
In the "spirit" of fairness, I have not been to a Halloween Express this year. Maybe they have improved..."Well I guess they were wrong then, weren't they?" I-gor
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09-17-2007,03:07 PM
We've had Halloween Express here for a number of years.
I agree that they are overpriced, lacking customer service, & had little to offer for props. Last year was the first year we had a Spirit store in the area. I thought their selection of props, cds, lighting, prices, & costumes were better. Plus the big 50% off sale after Halloween. If you missed getting something at the store, you could order it online, or check at Spencer Gifts.
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09-17-2007,08:07 PM
Scott
Someone told me Halloween Experiance was IN the Galleria Mall
I havent checked it out yet
I did make it to the year round store on Decatur/215
very nice....Wyatt Furr
"I am NOT a werewolf, I'm always this hairy".
http://s77.photobucket.com/albums/j7...loween%202011/
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09-18-2007,07:36 AM
In general Ive found those Halloween stores to have WAY overpriced props. Plus no return policy sucks. Ive bought all my stuff this year at a local party supply store, Target and (gasp!) WalMart
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09-18-2007,07:44 AM
No, I think that's Halloween World. It's on the 2nd level, across from Radio Shack (in what used to be that over-priced statue & furniture store). I asked one of the workers there if they knew where HE was this year, and she told me on Stephanie, next to Burlington. I did a drive-by, and it looked more like a Hallmark card shop, but maybe they were still clearing out the previous tenant's fixtures.
I love their Open-Year-Round store. I drive by it all the time on my way to work. My wife & I stopped by there last week & picked up a few "supplies"."Well I guess they were wrong then, weren't they?" I-gor
http://www.starkmadness.com/photos
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09-18-2007,07:54 AM
Spirit of Halloween is expensive enough. I found Halloween Express prices to be simply ridiculous. The Spooky books at Target & Kmart are $15. $30 at Halloween Express.
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09-18-2007,11:49 AM
All those stores are shamefully trashed! I know it's the customers fault, but someone should pick the place up and repackage the costumes. I've had a lot of luck at Party Express in recent years.
You can't spell Vicky without Icky !



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I posted a few weeks ago that I applied for a job at HX and I have an interview with them in an hour...so anyways...you can tell I now have a thing for HX...what about you guys???






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