Spirit Halloween Set to Open in Former Party City Spot in Fargo
August 17, 2025 - 02:03
The popular seasonal retailer, Spirit Halloween, is gearing up to open a new location in Fargo, taking over the space previously occupied by Party City. Anticipation is building as the store is expected to open sometime in August, according to information from the Spirit Halloween website.
This move marks an exciting development for local residents who look forward to the Halloween season. Spirit Halloween is renowned for its wide array of costumes, decorations, and party supplies, making it a go-to destination for Halloween enthusiasts. The new store will not only provide a variety of spooky merchandise but will also create job opportunities in the area.
As the opening date approaches, community members are eager to see how the store will enhance the local shopping landscape. Spirit Halloween's arrival is expected to bring a festive atmosphere to Fargo, allowing families and individuals to prepare for the upcoming Halloween festivities in style.
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