TUCSON, Ariz. — Snickers is not satisfied with Halloween's current date.
The popular candy bar made a bold promise on its Twitter account recently in hopes of creating more support for the "Saturday Halloween Movement", an effort to change Halloween to the last Saturday in October.
RELATED: Petition to change Halloween to the last Saturday of October getting closer to goal
Currently, the Saturday Halloween Movement petition has more than 115,000 signatures.
As an extra incentive, if the federal government makes the date change official, Snickers says it will give away one million free candy bars to America.
A Thursday Halloween? Not Satisfying. Halloween on the last Saturday of October? Satisfying. If the Fed Govt makes it official, we’ll offer 1 million free SNICKERS to America. Join the petition! https://t.co/EycXXuc0tB
— SNICKERS® (@SNICKERS) July 26, 2019
The petition posted on change.org has a goal of 150,000 signatures.
"It's time for a Safer, Longer, Stress-Free Celebration!" the petition says.
Halloween on the last Saturday of the month? 🤔 https://t.co/OsOHcqjlyO
— Change.org (@Change) July 25, 2019
