Flying Witch Halloween Prop 200cm – Colour-Changing LED Broomstick

A 200cm flying witch on a raffia broomstick, with three LEDs in the head that change colour with the music. Colour-changing light is what separates this from the red-eyed props around it — green shifting to pink across a face reads as a light show rather than a stare, and it holds attention for longer.

Sound, touch and vibration all trigger the cackling and the lighting.

Key benefits

• Three head LEDs in green and pink, changing with the music.
• 200cm height — taller than any adult, mounted as if in flight.
• Raffia broomstick and tattered cloak — a detailed figure, not a robe on a frame.
• Piercing witch laughter synced to the lights.
• Three activation methods — sound, touch or vibration.
• Battery powered — no cable to run to a porch.

Key features

The lighting. Three LEDs inside the head produce green and pink effects that change in time with the audio, so the face shifts colour rather than glowing steadily.

The design. She rides a raffia broomstick in a tattered cloak, positioned as if in flight, which gives the display a shape most standing props do not.

Audio. Piercing witch cackles, synced to the light changes.

The activation. Sound and touch sensors, plus response to vibration.

Sensitivity. Deliberately responsive. In a noisy or windy position, switch the power off between uses or she will trigger at nothing.

Specifications

Ideal for

• Porches and doorways — hung or stood where she appears to be flying in.
• Front gardens and driveways — 200cm is visible well down the street.
• Haunted house displays — positioned above head height.
• Halloween parties — indoors, triggered by noise in a busy room.
• Shops, pubs and venues — a seasonal centrepiece.

Why choose this

Battery powered for placement anywhere, with automatic activation and no cable to run.

Frequently asked questions

How tall is the witch?

200cm, taller than any adult.

What lights up?

Three LEDs in the head, changing between green and pink with the music.

How is she activated?

By sound, touch or vibration.

What is she riding?

A raffia broomstick, dressed in a tattered cloak.

Can she be used outdoors?

In a covered position such as a porch, not exposed to wet weather.