Reese's Names Two Cleveland Area Roads Among Nation's 150 Best for Halloween

Reese's ranked two Cleveland area streets in the top 150 for trick-or-treating in the United States. The candy maker selected these locations from a national pool of candidates. Webb Road in Lakewood received a haul score of 89.4 and a haunt score of 89.7. It stands as one of four Ohio streets to make the final list. The road features century-old homes positioned closely together. This arrangement creates a continuous line of illuminated porches for children. The short distance between doorbells allows young visitors to gather large amounts of candy quickly. Cool air from Lake Erie also drifts through the neighborhood during the holiday.

Scarborough Road in Cleveland Heights earned a haul score of 82.3 and a haunt score of 97.5. The high haunt score reflects the neighborhood's spooky atmosphere. Reese's noted that the local yardwork creates a terrifying environment. The community provides specific haunts for trick-or-treaters to experience. This street joins the Lakewood location as a top choice in the region. The company aims to identify areas with the strongest Halloween spirit and candy distribution.

Bryden Road in Columbus and Floral Avenue in Cincinnati are the other two Ohio streets on the list. Reese's compiled the rankings based on votes and data regarding candy volume and atmosphere. The full list of 150 streets is available on the company's website. Readers can visit www.hersheyland.com to view the complete national rankings. The publication of this list helps residents plan their Halloween routes. It also highlights specific neighborhoods known for their festive decorations and generous candy offerings.

The ranking system uses two primary metrics. The haul score measures the potential amount of candy collected. The haunt score measures the spooky quality of the neighborhood. Webb Road scored higher on both metrics than Scarborough Road. However, Scarborough Road posted the highest haunt score of the two Cleveland area entries. These scores reflect the specific character of each street during the Halloween season. The list serves as a guide for families seeking the best trick-or-treat experiences in the country.