Here's how much U.S. consumers expect to spend for Halloween this year

The U.S. economy is playing tricks on Americans, but consumers still plan to treat themselves for the holidays this year.

Nearly 80% of respondents to new survey from consulting firm PwC said they plan to open their wallets to join in the Halloween fun. Celebrants are expected to spend $289 on average, while parents with young kids are forecast to spend $445.

"Even though there's a lot of economic uncertainty, people are still planning to spend in a pretty robust way during Halloween," Kelly Pedersen, global retail leader at PwC, told CBS News. "People are not necessarily cutting back on Halloween, and that's probably because it's not a big spend," he said.

Here's where consumers are putting their money for Halloween this year, according to PwC

Costumes — $58

Decorations — $57

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