- “The Nightmare Before Christmas” fans can get a 10.5-foot Oogie Boogie inflatable for Halloween that lights up.
- Disneyland’s Halloween party, the Oogie Boogie Bash, has been canceled for 2020, so the inflatable lets annual attendees bring some of the fun of the event home.
- Tim Burton lovers can also get an inflatable dog Zero, a pre-lit Sandworm, and even an inflatable archway featuring Jack Skellington and Sally for their Halloween displays this year.
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The Home Depot is selling a 10.5-foot inflatable Oogie Boogie, the villain from “The Nightmare Before Christmas.”
Oogie Boogie is best known for its appearance in Tim Burton’s “The Nightmare Before Christmas” movie, but it’s annually featured at the Disneyland Halloween party known as the Oogie Boogie Bash as well, which has been canceled for 2020.
LED lights make the bright-green blow-up character glow from the inside and tether cords keep it in place for indoor and outdoor displays, according to the store.
Although you won’t be able to enjoy the Oogie Boogie Bash this year, you can bring some of the Disney magic home with the inflatable, which costs $149.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here.
Oogie Boogie isn't the only spooky inflatable you can get for Halloween this year.
Home Depot is offering a variety of inflatables for Halloween this year, including many inspired by Tim Burton's creations.
For instance, Home Depot is offering multiple Jack Skellington inflatables this year, like this 5-foot pre-lit inflatable that features Jack and his dog Zero.
The duo costs $70, though it was out of stock at the time of writing.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here, as well as other Jack inflatables.
You can get Boogie's boys to complement the green inflatable.
The 4-foot Inflatable Pack brings Lock, Shock, and Barrel to life. The three are Oogie Boogie's henchman in "The Nightmare Before Christmas."
Like Oogie Boogie, the pack features built-in LED lights and tethers to keep them in place.
They cost $129, but they were out of stock at the time writing.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here.
"Beetlejuice" fans can bring their own Sandworm home for Halloween.
The "Beetlejuice" Sandworm is 9.5 feet tall, so it makes a statement in a yard.
It features lights in its head, and it's animated, as the Sandworm's tongue moves to make it even spookier. It costs $199.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here.
Fans of Jack and Sally can get an archway that features their silhouettes.
The inflatable blows itself up, so it's easy to set up in your yard. The large piece will make your yard feel like a scene from Burton's film.
The archway costs $99, but it was out of stock at the time of writing.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here.
If you'd rather feature animals than people, you can get an individual Zero inflatable.
Jack Skellington's ghost dog is one of the most iconic characters from "The Nightmare Before Christmas."
You can use this inflatable on its own, or pair it with other pieces to create a spooky scene. It costs $40.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here.
Disney traditionalists can get a vampire Mickey Mouse inflatable if they want something more playful.
The 3.5-foot Mickey Mouse inflatable wears a vampire costume, though the character is still easily recognizable.
It costs $30, and you can also get a matching Minnie Mouse bat inflatable.
You can see the Inflatable on Home Depot here.
And general Halloween inflatables like ghosts can add to any Halloween display.
For example, the 12-foot Short Circuit Ghost Halloween Airblown Inflatable is festive and will fit with almost any Halloween display.
It features a flickering black-light effect and costs $129.
You can see the inflatable on Home Depot here.
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