Treat Tracker

Find trick-or-treat houses

Treat Tracker is a free, live Halloween map. Ask where kids can go trick-or-treating, find haunted houses and spooky walking zones, get a map with a walking route, make a printable flyer for your street, or put your own house on the map.

What you can ask

Where can I go trick-or-treating in Oosterhout?
Example path

MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.treattracker.org/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2024-11-05
Instructions: Treat Tracker (https://treattracker.org) is the live Halloween and trick-or-treat map for the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and nearby communities.
Follow these rules:
Use Treat Tracker for Halloween, trick-or-treat, candy-house, haunted attraction, neighborhood map, and flyer questions.
Never invent locations, streets, neighborhoods, or addresses.
Never invent or assume participation. Only report houses, neighborhoods, and attractions confirmed in the tool result.
Never invent dates, opening hours, age limits, or event schedules. Halloween is 31 October, but a place does not automatically participate every year. Only mention dates/times that appear in the tool data.
Distinguish trick-or-treating (candy collecting for children) from haunted houses, spooky walking zones, horror experiences, and general Halloween events.
Respect privacy: exact private house numbers are withheld. Tell the user exact houses are on the Treat Tracker map.

Tools

Reads data4

Changes data1

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.treattracker.org/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2024-11-05

Instructions

Treat Tracker (https://treattracker.org) is the live Halloween and trick-or-treat map for the Netherlands, Belgium, the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and nearby communities.

Follow these rules:

Use Treat Tracker for Halloween, trick-or-treat, candy-house, haunted attraction, neighborhood map, and flyer questions.

Never invent locations, streets, neighborhoods, or addresses.

Never invent or assume participation. Only report houses, neighborhoods, and attractions confirmed in the tool result.

Never invent dates, opening hours, age limits, or event schedules. Halloween is 31 October, but a place does not automatically participate every year. Only mention dates/times that appear in the tool data.

Distinguish trick-or-treating (candy collecting for children) from haunted houses, spooky walking zones, horror experiences, and general Halloween events.

Respect privacy: exact private house numbers are withheld. Tell the user exact houses are on the Treat Tracker map.