The price people pay to celebrate Halloween is getting scary — the National Retail Federation estimates an average of $86.27 per person will be spent on Halloween-related purchases in 2019 — a record amount in the 11 years it has tracked consumer spending. But not everyone wants to spend that much on Halloween decorations, costumes and party food.

Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to avoid scary bills this season — but you’ll need a game plan before you head out to the Halloween store. When you’re putting together Halloween party ideas on a budget, don’t overlook ways to snag cheap Halloween costumes, pare down Halloween food costs, and pick up other Halloween stuff that’s already on sale. Here are 10 Halloween ideas for throwing a killer party for under $50.