s/o Anyone else get no trick or treat kids last night?

that's why I didn't buy any candy this year- last year we only had one, and our neighborhood is older- No little kids at all. Our neighborhood is a circle, and our house is on the very back of the circle.

none- but in all my adult life (and I'm 47), I've never once had a trick or treater other than my own kids. We're currently VERY rural (as in can't see our house from the road and can't see any neighbours from our property), before that we were semi-rural down a dirt road, and before that we were in flats (apartment complexes) in sketchy parts of town where families leave and take their kids TorT-ing somewhere else, and my first rental place was a tiny guest house tucked behind a big triple decker in yet another sketchy neighbourhood.

I hope one day we'll live somewhere where we can decorate for Hallowe'en and Christmas and get T-or-T'ers and have an actual neighbourhood but DH doesn't like having neighbours so that's probably a pipedream

We had none, but we never do. We live very rural. But we do the trunk or treat at my parents church. My Mom was dressed as a witch, Dad as a hobo and I was a cat.

We never get many kids in my neighborhood. It's small and less than half the people turn on their lights. I had a short night. I was sitting outside and ran in the house for something quickly. Some 12 year old (I know who he is) and his buddy thought it would be fun to dump the entire bag of candy into his pillow case and run. 15 minutes after trick or treat started I was out of candy.

I was very disappointed, we got ver very few kids last night. Normally we have lots of kids. I bought to huge bags of candy from Costco, and have most of it left over. The only reason I can think of is that they have the street leading to our court closed off for construction. We always have a lot of kids driven in from other neighborhoods. The court we live on has no kids, but I love seeing them on Halloween.

Only nieces and nephews. We live on a busy highway. Everyone goes to the subdivisions to get the "good candy". Little do they know those of us in the least hit areas give in quantity and quality because we don't have to give so much. My cousin in the subdivision was giving out 2-3 Hershey Kisses because she gets hit so hard, that was all she could afford. I made 20 goody bags, each filled with a rice krispy treat, popcorn ball, bag of chips, cracker jacks and a fruit roll up. I gave our last trick or treater (my littlest nephew) two, dh ate one and I had three left over.

Oh, we did have one non family set stop. DD's bff and her sister (both teens). They had seen the goody bags on fb and talked their mom into bringing them over. They were the only ones we didn't expect. I really had hoped we would get a few more.

I did have 2 people post on my pics of the bags, at the end of the evening, they wish they had seen the post earlier, they would have stopped with their kids, which was what I was hoping for by posting.

I couldn't even drum up trick or treaters with advertising, lol.

We're in a huge neighborhood but we're in kind of a little offshoot area. Almost all the people in this section go to other sections, so there aren't even that many people handing out candy in this part. DD was in a different area of the neighborhood with friends, and DH took DS over there, as well - so even my kids only hit up the people we really know on our street. But it has ebbed and changed over the years we've lived here. The first few years, we got over 200...that decreased fairly suddenly and for several years it was 25 or fewer. I think this year we actually had more than normal, even though it was cold and rainy (not the norm here). I think a lot of times, if you've lived in an area long enough, you'll see the patterns change.

Weather here was beautiful--mids 60s.

We had a group of three around 7:30.

About 8:45 I got into my pjs and put the candy basket in the kitchen.

Not soon after a girl about 10 came.  

She got a ton of candy! 

So four total. 

We are usually hit and miss. One year it's crazy and dead the next. But this year we didn't do the TOT.. for lots of reasons but we didn't get any phantom knockers either. I'm hearing this on facebook many didn't get them in droves.

We've never had a single trick o' treater!

I'm ok with it. Halloween isn't my jam. 

I've lived here over 30 years and we only had trick-or-treaters once. I gave them each a handful of coins from the coin jar. I'd long ago stopped buying candy.

ditto that.  except we've had ZERO trick-or-treaters here to date.  Unless you count constantly the begging dog and my kids.

We didn't (my father is too frail to come TOT and sat in our house while my mother walked around with us), but our house is not visible from the street, and while our dead-end is private homes, the cross street is primarily apartment buildings, so I don't think people make it over to our street frequently (and if they do, I don't think they see my house).

Like the OP, my neighborhood is a more mature demographic.  There are about 30-40 houses on my block (it's a very long block).  

I had 3 groups come to my house Trick or Treating.  The last group was a group of teenagers who rang the doorbell at 10:30, and of course I gave them candy!!

It was raining here, as well, so maybe that was a factor.