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Scooter Friendly Halloween Costume Ideas by Micro
With a cool costume and a bag full of delicious candy, what more could a kid want on Halloween? How about riding through the neighborhood on their Micro Scooter while they trick-or-treat?
Adding a scooter to your kid’s costume not only creates an extra unique accessory, but it makes traveling house-to-house so much more fun! So get your trick-or-treat basket ready, because we’ve rounded up the best costume ideas for your kid to ride their Micro in style this Halloween!
Princess
Hear ye, hear ye! Escort your royal highness around the neighborhood on horseback (well, sort of) with Micro’s Unicorn ScootaHeadz. Attach the flexible accessory to the front of your child’s favorite Micro Scooter and they’re ready to gallop away!
For our younger princesses, aged 2-5, who are looking to ride in style this Halloween, the Purple/Pink Mini LED is an enchanting choice. For our older fair maidens, the Lavender Maxi ensures elegance beyond compare!
With so many princesses to choose from, your child is sure to find one that speaks to their personality and style. Get ready to scoot the night away while feeling like royalty!
Scientist
E = mc2 and trick-or-treating = candy! This Halloween, embrace your kid’s career aspirations by having them don a white lab coat, gloves, and a magnifying glass. Many schools and museums offer science experiments this time of year, making it the perfect time for your kid to show off their love of science!
This costume is easy to replicate and pairs well with any scooter you may already have! One of our favorites is the Blue Maxi Scooter with red accents. Don one of Micro’s Helmets to add another unique element to your costume! Choose from the Rocket or 3D Scootersaurus designs depending on whether your child prefers digging in the dirt or looking at the stars.
Make sure to have a few science trivia facts handy to impress fellow trick-or-treaters this Halloween night!
Minion
Bello! Is your child obsessed with the Minions from Despicable Me? Don’t worry, we are too! This costume is a great option if you have limited time, since most pieces can already be found in your kid’s closet or created as a simple DIY project!
You’ll want to start with a yellow shirt as a base and throw on a pair of denim overalls or blue jeans. If you have it, a yellow hat adds just that much more to the outfit! Minions are known for their eye-goggles, so DIY your own pair with this simple guide! Make sure to remind your kid to wear their goggles on top of their head—not over their eyes—while they’re scooting, since it can affect their visibility.
Pair your Minion costume with Micro’s Yellow Mini LED for even more yellow fun, and your child is ready to steal the moon with Gru!
Mermaid
Dive into the sea and swim amongst the fish as a graceful mermaid. Since typical mermaid tails can be quite difficult to walk (and scoot) in, we recommend donning a split-leg pant design (something like this).
As a friend to all fellow marine creatures, your mermaid will love riding around with their Shark ScootaHeadz leading the way. Attach the accessory onto an aquatic ride, like the Aqua Mini LED Scooter and get ready to explore the open ocean!
Turn this costume into a family affair by having others dress up as ocean animals or characters from The Little Mermaid. Seriously, how cute would a little Flounder be?
Weird Barbie
Hey, Barbie! Embrace the weirdness this Halloween by dressing as the ultra-fun, uniquely styled Weird Barbie from the Barbie movie.
Have your kid throw on their favorite bright dress and add embellishments all over! Let your creativity run wild—seriously, you can’t add “too much” to this costume! For inspiration, check out this blog on how to DIY your own Weird Barbie costume!
Once you’ve got your perfectly weird costume, snag one of Micro’s colorful rides like the Cruiser LED Neochrome or the Pink Sprite LED! To make even more of a statement, try adding a matching accessory, like our Scooter Basket, to take along a Barbie or two!
Scuba Diver
Do you have a curious little explorer? Get ready for some underwater magic this Halloween by dressing up as a scuba diver!
This costume is about as simple as it gets—put on some black clothing and grab some swimming goggles! If you have the time to do a quick DIY, check out this guide which shows how to create your own air tank and scooter-friendly flippers!
Taking a tiny diver trick-or-treating this Halloween? Have them ride in style on the Mini2Grow LED Scooter—a ride so smooth that they will truly feel like they are swimming through the ocean! This ride is the perfect option for young children (ages 1-6) and tired trick-or-treaters, since the scooter comes with a push bar to assist their scoot.
Steve Irwin
Crikey mate! Experience the land down under this Halloween as animal expert Steve Irwin.
To create the look, have your kiddo put on some khaki clothing—a pair of shorts and a top will do just fine! Add a set of lightweight binoculars if you’ve got them, and put on some black socks and brown boots for good measure.
Explore the Outback on wheels by hopping on Micro’s Green Maxi or Dark Green Maxi ECO—an Earth-conscious ride that Steve himself would have approved of!
Complete your kid’s look with some crocodile flair by attaching the Green Dino ScootaHeadz to their ride!
Cheerleader
M-I-C-R-O! What does that spell? Micro! Ditch the traditional pom poms for your cheerleader this Halloween and use our Scooter Streamers instead! With either a Neon Rainbow or Reflective Blue option, they’re sure to match your team’s winning colors!
Pair the streamers with your cheer uniform and hop on a Micro Scooter to match! We love the Maxi Foldable LED because of its convenient portability and bright LED wheels—perfect for adding extra spirit! Get ready to get your cheer on!
Joy
Time to create some core memories! Radiate joy this Halloween by dressing up as Inside Out’s most optimistic character.
Pop on a yellow-green dress and a bold, blue wig, and you’re all set! To spread joy even further, pair Micro’s Mini Glow Plus LED Scooter with your outfit! To coordinate the best, we recommend picking the Arctic Blue color of this glow-in-the-dark ride!
Get ready to smile all night and spread joy wherever you ride this Halloween!
Astronaut
Blast off! Get ready to take your kid’s trick-or-treating mission into outer space as a fearless astronaut!
This DIY kid’s astronaut costume is our favorite costume for crafty parents and curious kiddos! Add an extra element of gravity-defying fun to the outfit with Micro’s Galaxy Navy Mini Glitter LED Scooter! The galaxy glitter design feels like riding amongst the stars, and the LED wheels add mesmerizing light-up fun.
Complete the look with the matching Rocket Helmet accessory to add some extra protection as their legs adjust back to gravity!
Mario
It’s-a-me, Mario! Level up your Halloween by dressing up as Mario from The Super Mario Bros! This costume is a classic for all ages and is very easy to replicate with things already in your kid’s closet.
Pop on a red shirt and some denim overalls or blue jeans, and you’ve got your own little Mario! If you’ve got a few extra minutes, cut out a felt mustache and throw on a red hat to really sell the look.
Get ready to defeat Bowser and collect Halloween candy on the ultimate getaway ride—the Red Maxi LED Scooter. For a “power-up”, add the Red Micro Scooter Light to illuminate your kid’s trick-or-treating adventures!
Luigi
Let’s-a go! More of a Luigi fan than a Mario one? There’s just something about the younger, sidekick brother that’s so charming!
For this costume, you’ll need a green shirt and some denim overalls or jeans. If you’ve got them, try adding some boots and white gloves to complete the look! Don’t forget a green hat too!
Keep up with Mario by hopping on the Sprite LED or the Maxi—both offered in green to match Luigi’s iconic color!
Princess Peach
Become the ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom as Princess Peach from The Super Mario Bros! Another easy costume to create from pieces at home—you’ll just need a pink dress, some white gloves, and red shoes if you’ve got them!
For an easy DIY accessory, cut out an oval shape from a piece of paper and color it blue. Then tape it onto the top of the dress as Peach’s iconic gemstone.
Take your princess duties on three LED wheels with the Mini Glow Plus LED Scooter, available in a Peach-perfect color. Attach the Green Dino ScootaHeadz to your kid’s ride as an homage to Yoshi so the pair can conquer Halloween together!
Artist
Feeling artsy? Becoming an artist for Halloween is a great option for anyone needing a last-minute costume or someone with an art collection at home!
There’s no specific costume required for an artist—choose whatever your kid feels comfortable in, and maybe add a paint splatter here and there!
Share the power of art this Halloween while riding one of Micro’s bright and bold scooters! For an artist, we recommend the Lavender Mini or the Doodle Dot Special Edition Mini. To add even more artsy flair, pop on the Doodle Dot Helmet and attach a Scooter Basket to carry your paintbrushes and markers.
Pirate
No need to walk the plank—dress up as a swashbuckling pirate this Halloween and take control of your ship (aka, your Micro Scooter)!
Becoming a pirate is pretty simple, with most of the costume coming down to the accessories. Put on your favorite pants and top and add some boots. To stay on theme, we recommend wearing clothing that is black, white, or red.
While we don’t recommend an eye patch for scooting, it’s easy to create a DIY pirate hat that won’t obstruct your view! We love this hat tutorial by Simple Simon & Company.
Complete your pirate look by hopping on your trusty pirate ship—the Maxi Pro LED—in a daunting black and red colorway.
Happy trick-or-treating to all our Micro friends! If you’re planning to scoot on your Micro this Halloween, we’d love to see! Show off your creative costume by posting on social media with the hashtag #MicroKickboardHalloween.
Remember to practice smart scooting techniques this Halloween by planning your trick-or-treating route ahead of time and scooting as a family. For more safety tips, check out this blog.
