This Halloween, the porch lights are pineapples. On Saturday, October 31, Pineapple Park households that are handing out treats will light a glowing pineapple in the yard or on the porch, and families will use a new neighborhood map to find them.
How it works
Light a pineapple. Put a pineapple light in your yard, on your porch or in a front window. Solar stake lights, string lights or a carved pineapple all count. If it glows, you're in. Need one?
Get pineapple lights on Amazon, or use any light you already have.
Add your house to the map. Go to the
Pineapple Park Trick-or-Treat page, tap "Add my house," center your roof on the map and press "Pin here." Share your treat hours and whether you'll have a teal pumpkin or an easy, no-steps entrance. It takes about a minute, and you can edit or remove your pin later from the same phone or computer.
Follow the porch lights. On Halloween night, open the map on your phone, tap a porch light to see a home's hours, and plan your route through the neighborhood. Switch to satellite view, or open the map full screen.
Teal pumpkins welcome
A teal pumpkin means a home also offers non-food treats like stickers, glow sticks or small toys, so kids with food allergies can join in. Families can filter the map to find teal pumpkin homes and homes with no steps.
A safe night on our streets
Before you head out, take two minutes with our
Halloween Safety Checklist. It covers bright costumes and flashlights, checking treats, tips for homes handing out candy, and drivers. Please take extra care on Parker Avenue: on the north end, about 3 in 4 drivers go over 35 mph. Cross at corners and crosswalks, and keep young children with an adult the whole time.
Help make it glow
Our Community Engagement, Volunteers & Social Events subcommittee is looking for neighbors to spread the word and help get homes on the map. Click the yellow "Volunteer" button at the top of the page, or email
info@pineapplepark.us. Not a member yet? Membership is $50 per household per year, and every dollar stays in the neighborhood.
Questions? Email
info@pineapplepark.us. See you on the 31st!
Taking part is voluntary, and everyone takes part at their own risk. Only adults (18+) can add a home to the map. Sign-ups are used only for this event and deleted by November 30, 2026. See the terms on the
Trick-or-Treat page.
