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The classic blow up T-Rex costume is on sale for $24

An Inflatable T-Rex Costume on a white background.
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If you need a last minute costume for a Halloween party this weekend, we’ve found the one for you. Everyone’s favorite inflatable T-Rex costume is on sale at Amazon. Normally priced at $81, it’s reduced by a massive 71% off, so it’s down to $23 for a limited time. Sure, it’s too late for this Halloween, but there are sure to be some parties this weekend — and future events that will need a dinosaur appearance. Here’s what you need to know about it but seriously, just buy it — it’s a T-Rex costume!

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Why you should buy the inflatable T-Rex costume

All set for Halloween, right down to watching the best Halloween movies and the best funny Halloween movies? Of course you are. But you need to think about your costume for the future. It’s likely you’re wishing you want to do something different for 2025, so how about this cool T-Rex costume?

It’s effectively a long sleeve inflatable jumpsuit. A zipper closure on the back makes it easy to get into, and there’s a battery operated fan to keep you inflated. All you need to do is add 4 AA batteries and you’re all set. It’s made by Rubie’s, which has been making costumes like these since 1951, so it knows its way around making great Halloween costumes.

Setting up the costume only takes a couple of minutes. You’re able to see while wearing it because there’s a see-through grid underneath the head of the T-Rex. Your ability to move around may be a little weird, and it may be tricky to drink some dark spooky cocktails through it, but it’s worth it to be the talk of the party. At this kind of price, you’ve got the perfect costume for every occasion, or even simply to make your kids happy at any moment.

The Rubie’s Inflatable T-Rex Costume usually costs $81. Right now, it’s reduced at Amazon to just $23, which is a steal of a price for such a cool and popular costume. The 71% discount is a limited time deal on the site, so it won’t stick around for long. Plan ahead for next Halloween and buy this costume now. You won’t be disappointed!

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Jen Allen
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Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.
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