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WalletHub looked at 22 key metrics in 100 of America's largest cities ranging from costume stores per capita to safety to potential trick-or-treat stops.
According to its findings, Jersey City came in at No. 7 overall best city Halloween, and No. 2 for trick-or-treater friendliness.
The No. 1 city for Halloween revelers is New York City, and San Fransisco close behind.
The average American household is expected to spend $100.45 on Halloween expenses this year, WalletHub says. That math adds up to about $10.6 billion for the 69 percent of families who celebrate.
Click here for the full study from WalletHub.
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