Sam's Club Is Selling a 10-Foot Inflatable Halloween Decoration That 'Beetlejuice' Fans Need

Sam’s Club has unleashed a must-have new Halloween decoration—and you don’t even have to say “Beetlejuice” three times to snag it for yourself.

The 10.5-foot tall Beetlejuice Archway, made by Gemmy Industries, is available only at Sam’s Club ahead of the Halloween season, and there’s nothing more perfect for fans of the horror comedy starring Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder.

In addition to the airblown archway—that may or may not serve as a portal to the afterlife—it also features the “iconic ghost with the most” in his signature striped suit holding a pumpkin with a Shrunken Head Man carved into it, along with "a sign with chasing microlights, and the Sandworm complete with an animated head.”

“Turn heads and spook guests,” the explanation for the decorative item, that’s the perfect addition to your Halloween decorations, declares—and if you set this up on your front lawn, that’s exactly what you’ll be doing when fall rolls around.

“I’ve literally been waiting for your first Halloween 2024 post!!!! This is incredible!!??????” one excited fan wrote on the post, as another echoed, “Love it! Bring on the Halloween stuff!”

The Beetlejuice 10.5' Airblown Inflatable Archway retails for $199.98, though prices may vary in club and online, per the website listing.

This is the perfect item to elevate your celebration of the long-awaited Beetlejuice sequel, which sees the return of Keaton and Ryder, along with newcomer Jenna Ortega as Lydia Deetz’s teenage daughter. The Tim Burton film—which capitalizes on the magic of the 1988 classic—will hit theaters on Sept. 6, 2024, making this decoration more timely than ever.

For those looking to really go all-out this spooky season, Sam’s Club has a handful of other Halloween animatronics debuting in 2024, including a pre-lit Prismatic Spider, Skeleton Arch, and a set of 2 Animated Crystal Ball Witches.

Other stores have also been getting a head start on all things Halloween, like Home Depot and its 12-foot Skeleton named Skelly, Target’s return of the beloved 8-foot tall pumpkin named Lewis (and he brought along some new friends), and Lowe’s Haunted Harbor collection.

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