Trick-or-Treat Riddles with Answers

I guard the candy bowl with a glowing grin. Knock politely and reach within. What am I?

Two eyes, no face, I sit on a shelf. Press my nose and I laugh by myself. What am I?

I jingle on sidewalks and light the way. Clip me to your bag on Halloween day. What am I?

I’m a doorbell who sings instead of rings, playing spooky tunes while the candy bowl swings. What am I?

I’m a porch sign that reads “Take two.” Ignore me and I’ll shout “Boo!” What am I?

I’m the game that makes kids bob and laugh, even while wearing a witchy hat. What am I?

I’m a trick-or-treat bag shaped like a cauldron. I bubble with sweets until the night is over. What am I?

I’m a neighbor’s note that says “Ring once for candy, twice for a joke.” What am I?

I’m the sticker on your costume that glows in the dark and keeps parents smiling. What am I?

I’m a riddle printed on wrappers; solve me to pick your prize. What am I?

I’m the skeleton who hands out sweets but keeps one eye on the count. What am I?

I’m the friendly vampire who says “Only one, please.” Ignore me and I raise an eyebrow with ease. Who am I?

I’m the mailbox stuffed with mini puzzles. Collect them all to claim the grand bundle. What am I?

I’m the chalk arrows on sidewalks pointing the best candy route. Follow me until I fade out. What am I?

I’m the final house that trades riddles for king-sized bars. Answer me right to become a Halloween star. What am I?