30 Times Amputees And Disabled People Wore Genius Halloween Costumes

Published 3 years ago

I think we all agree that Halloween is much more fun because of the amazing costumes you get to wear. Nobody should miss out on the fun of dressing up as spooky and interesting characters. Some disabled folks find it difficult to choose their costumes due to certain limitations. However, many disabled people and amputees come up with brilliant ideas to create their Halloween costumes.

Check out how creative people turned their disabilities into incredible costumes and nailed Halloween in the gallery below. You can also check out these amazing wheelchair-adaptive costumes by Disney for more interesting Halloween costumes.

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#1 Turned My Wheelchair Into The Iron Throne For Halloween

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#2 Hooray, I Won The Costume Contest At Work

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#3 Last Year I Did Several Halloween Costumes And This One Is Honestly One Of My Favorites. I Want To Wear My Skeleton Hand Around All The Time

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#4 My Son Is In A Wheelchair. I Turned It Into BB8 And Took Him To Hollywood Studios. Here Is The BB8chair Build

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#5 Simply The Best

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#6 Amputee Halloween Is The Best

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#7 Awesome Pirates Of The Caribbean Wheelchair Costume

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#8 Ice Cream Costume

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#9 Our First Halloween Costume As A Married Couple

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#10 This Girl In My Town Has Spinal Muscular Atrophy, And Her Parents Made Her A Cinderella Carriage Around Her Wheelchair

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#11 Wheelchair Zombie Escaping The Grave Costume I Made For My Daughter

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#12 Brandon’s Dad Turned His Wheelchair Into A Tie Fighter For Halloween

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#13 Throwback To Halloween 2016

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#14 My Wife Dressed Up As Lara Croft For Halloween. She’s An Amputee So She Improvised

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#15 Happy Halloween From Aladdin And Abu

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#16 Here Is One Of Our Favorite Halloween Costumes

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#17 Turned My Son’s Wheelchair Into The Millennium Falcon

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#18 Oh Snap! Happy Halloween

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#19 Guy In My School Was Confined To A Wheelchair. Great Spirit For His Dressing Up

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#20 Its My First Halloween As A Double Below The Knee Amputee And My Husband And I Went As Forrest Gump And Lieutenant Dan

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#21 It’s So Worth It. Hearing Other Kids After Seeing Caleb In His Costume, Say “That’s The Coolest Costume I’ve Ever Seen”

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#22 That’s Not Really A Tree. It’s A Man Dressed As A Tree. And Get This: That’s Not Really Santa! It’s A Dog Dressed As Santa

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#23 I’m Planning On Doing That Version Eventually

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#24 Black Panther Wheelchair Costume

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#25 When Life Hands You Lemons, Make Awesome Halloween Costumes

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#26 My Friend And I Are Both In Wheelchairs So We Did A Mario Kart Group Costume This Halloween

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#27 Sam Was Single-Minded About What He Wanted To Be This Year For Halloween. He Knew He Wanted To Be A Bunny And The Wheelchair Had To Be A Carrot

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#28 I Don’t Know If It’s Held Up After A Full Day Of Teaching, But Here’s My Sally Costume

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#29 My Coworker Is An Amputee. This Was Her Costume

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#30 Confusing Trick-Or-Treaters With A Posable Skeleton Arm For The Last 2 Years

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Saumya Ratan

Saumya is an explorer of all things beautiful, quirky, and heartwarming. With her knack for art, design, photography, fun trivia, and internet humor, she takes you on a journey through the lighter side of pop culture.

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