When should you stop going Trick or Treating?

It's not a tradition where I am from, but I don't think it should have an age limit. You could always go with your younger sister, or brother, or cousin, or.... People would just think you're looking after them. ;)

When you're older it's more about the nostalgia and the "feeling", not so much about the candy I think.

I'll never stop!!! Even if I am a little too old.. Doesn't mean I cant dress up for the family and the younglings. :)

I am not doing it again this year like I have done for the last 3 years. But I usually go to my friends house, and we play games, and walk around and look at peoples costumes. We are in costume the entire time. So a age limit? Well I am going to say 18. It would be odd for a 40 year old guy walking up to your house saying "Trick or Treat".

My mother never let me trick or treat. Now that I have the freedom to do it if I wanted, not once have I ever wanted to.

I usually find an excuse to go, because I like candy. So I'll dress up as a dentist, or a tax collecter, or even once, a baby.

When to stop 'dressing up in costumes & begging for candy door-to-door' should be an individual's choice. If the neighborhoods are safe & young kids being chaperoned, I see no reason to set a cut off age. If I get tagged for chaperone duty, I usually put on a costume. This year, I've been invited to a few Halloween Parties. I'll try to make an appearance at all of them =0p...

I haven't gone since like 6th grade, but I live in like hick town country, so there aren't that many houses to go to anyway. For an age limit, I'd say you shouldn't go if you're over like 16, unless you're actually going to have fun. If you're just going to get food from people, that isn't all that fun anyway.

However. I've considered going this year as an IRS collector and just taking 30% of their candy and walking away. That would be fun.