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15-Inch Hanging Swinging Slimer Ghostbusters Decoration
Item # FUN96982
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- Slimer Prop With Cord
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Size Chart
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Height | 15" | 38cm |
| Standard | Width | 20" | 51cm |
| Standard | Depth | 16" | 41cm |
Features
- Plastic Slimer prop
- Slimer has strings that you attach to 2 poles or trees and glides from one side to the other
- Lights up and makes Slimer sounds
- On/off switch, requires 3x AA batteries ( sold separately)
- Measures 15 inches tall, 20 inches wide, 16 inches deep
- Officially licensed
- Exclusive
He Slimed the Yard!
Bring ectoplasmic chaos to your Halloween scene with the Slimer Hanging Decoration—a spooky, glowing spectacle straight from the Ghostbusters universe! Officially licensed and ready to glide through the mist like a mischievous poltergeist, this animated prop brings everyone's favorite green glutton to (after)life in electrifying style.
He Glides. He Glows. He Gurgles.
Suspended between two points—trees, poles, porch beams, or cleverly placed ghosts—Slimer zips back and forth with that signature spectral cackle, glowing eerily as he goes. His glowing green body is illuminated with internal lights, and paired with authentic Slimer sound effects, he becomes an eye-catching centerpiece for trick-or-treaters and ghost hunters alike.
Designed for Ghastly Action
Measuring 15 inches tall and 22 inches wide, this plastic Slimer is the perfect size to haunt yards, doorways, or indoor party spaces without overpowering your setup. The strings easily attach to trees or posts, creating a gliding path for maximum ghostly drama. All it takes is 3 AA batteries (sold separately) and the flick of a switch to let the haunting begin!
Officially Licensed Ghostly Fun
With the official Ghostbusters logo and design details that honor the iconic original, this decoration is a must-have for fans of the franchise. Whether you're recreating a supernatural showdown or just want a little ectoplasmic flair, this gliding green ghoul delivers haunted hilarity and nostalgic chills.
Who Ya Gonna Hang?
Add Slimer to your Halloween display and watch as jaws drop and kids scream—with delight. Perfect for yards, porches, haunted houses, or themed parties, the Slimer Hanging Decoration is a floating fright that’ll have everyone saying: “He slimed me!”
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We believe that costumes have the power to create some of life's best moments. That's why we started Made by Us. This diverse selection of costumes and accessories are all artfully designed and expertly crafted by our talented team of artists, designers, and developers.
Each project begins with a passion for true quality–embroidered patches, faux fur cut with care, and hand-selected fabrics that are as durable as they are comfortable. Those are just a few examples of how much craft and creativity we put into each and every product. Just for you.
No matter how much time it takes, our goal has always remained the same–to create products that inspire your life's best moments–the big, the small, the funny, the spooky, and the sweet. The moments we all cherish. That's Made by Us.
Questions & Answers
Q: Is this guy water resistant? Lots of rain in the PNW (1 Answer)
Asked by Paul | September 28, 2026
Monster Responds...
Slimer is made of plastic, which handles light moisture reasonably well, but because he lights up and runs on batteries, we'd recommend keeping him sheltered from direct rain to protect the electronics. A covered porch or overhang would be a great spot for PNW weather.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is there a way to convert the 15” slimer to solar powered (so I don’t have to turn him on and off to save batteries)?
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Asked by Anonymous | September 25, 2026
Monster Responds...
Slimer runs on 3 AA batteries with an on/off switch, and we don't offer a solar conversion option for him. A battery eliminator that plugs into a standard outlet and replaces AA batteries could be a handy workaround, letting you leave him running without draining batteries at all.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Can Slimer move with the sound off?
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Asked by Tiff | September 3, 2026
Monster Responds...
The on/off switch controls the whole prop, so the lights, sounds, and gliding motion all run together as one experience. There isn't a separate sound-only or motion-only control.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord?
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Asked by Anonymous | July 29, 2026
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop itself is 20 inches wide and designed to string between two poles or trees, so you'll want to space those anchor points based on how far apart you'd like Slimer to travel.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | July 16, 2026
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but Slimer himself measures 20 inches wide and is designed to string between two poles or trees, so you'll want to space those anchor points based on how much gliding distance you'd like him to cover.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Does this item have a timer feature? If hung between trees, it will be difficult to switch on and off daily. (1 Answer)
Asked by JLR | April 8, 2026
Monster Responds...
This Slimer prop uses a simple on/off switch rather than a built-in timer, so you would need to manually switch it each day. One option worth considering is pairing it with an outdoor plug-in timer, which you can find at most hardware stores, to automate the on and off cycle without touching the prop itself.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Does the 15-Inch Ghostbusters Hanging Swinging Slimer Decoration have sound control? Can you control the volume?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Phyllis | March 30, 2026
Monster Responds...
Slimer has an on/off switch, but there's no separate volume control on this decoration. You can turn the sounds on or off, and that's the extent of the audio control it offers.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord that comes with Slimer? (1 Answer)
Asked by Jennifer | March 13, 2026
Monster Responds...
The cord length for this Slimer prop isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the setup is designed so you attach the strings to two poles or trees and Slimer glides between them, so you'll want to choose anchor points that suit your space.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long would the battery last?
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Asked by Anonymous | December 4, 2025
Monster Responds...
Battery life for this prop isn't something we have a specific figure for, as it depends on how often the motion, lights, and sounds are triggered. Using fresh, high-quality AA batteries and switching it off between uses with the built-in on/off switch will help you get the most out of each set.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is this made for outdoor use (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | December 1, 2025
Monster Responds...
Slimer is designed to string between two poles or trees, which works great outdoors, but we don't rate this prop as weatherproof, so we'd recommend keeping it sheltered from rain to protect the electronics and battery compartment.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: I got my slider today put brand new fresh door cell batteries in it strung it up like the instruction said make sure it’s super tight. I could barely get it to clip. It’s so tight and he moves about 1 foot in each direction and he stops before he even gets to the little balls that are supposed to make him stop. It is not getting grip or something on the string or he wobbles so much that he just automatically turns around he never goes to full length. I’m very disappointed. I don’t know if there’s something wrong with the motor like I said, but something is wrong (1 Answer)
Asked by Chris | October 22, 2025
Monster Responds...
That is genuinely frustrating, and I'm sorry your Slimer isn't gliding the way he should. Based on what you're describing, the string tension and the distance between your two anchor points are the most likely culprits. The string needs to be taut but with a slight downward angle from one end to the other so Slimer has enough slope to carry his momentum all the way across. If the line is perfectly level or too tight without that gentle slope, he can stall or reverse early before reaching the stopper balls.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How much does it weight?
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Asked by LC | October 16, 2025
Monster Responds...
This Slimer prop weighs 48 ounces, which is 3 pounds.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord and what is the size of the cord?
Thank you (1 Answer)
Thank you (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | October 14, 2025
Monster Responds...
The Slimer prop ships with a cord included, but the specific length and diameter of that cord aren't details we have available. What we can tell you is that the prop itself measures 15 inches tall, 20 inches wide, and 16 inches deep, which may help you plan your setup between two poles or trees.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: I received this but it’s flying backwards as if it has been assembled facing the wrong direction. Any advice on how to fix or is it a case of returning it?
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Asked by Gary | October 11, 2025
Monster Responds...
Try reversing which pole or tree each end of the cord is attached to, so Slimer travels in the opposite direction. That simple swap is usually all it takes to get him gliding the right way.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: I received this but it’s flying backwards as if it has been assembled facing the wrong direction. Any advice on how to fix or is it a case of returning it?
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Asked by Gary | October 11, 2025
Monster Responds...
Totally understandable frustration! The prop works by attaching Slimer's cord to two poles or trees so he glides along the line, and if he's facing the wrong direction, try detaching the cord and reattaching it with Slimer rotated 180 degrees so his front faces the direction you want him to travel toward.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord this little guy runs on?
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Asked by SNO | October 7, 2025
Monster Responds...
Slimer actually runs on strings rather than a cord, and the length of those strings isn't something we have a specific measurement for. What we do know is that the strings attach to two poles or trees and let him glide back and forth between them, so you'll want to space your anchor points based on how far the strings reach once you have him in hand.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: This this slimmer able to be outside, waterproof? Is it just sound activated or can I turn it on and just have it run?
Steve, New Jersey (1 Answer)
Steve, New Jersey (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | October 5, 2025
Monster Responds...
Slimer has a simple on/off switch, so once you flip it on he'll glide, light up, and make sounds continuously without needing any sound activation. As for outdoor use, our information doesn't specify a weather or waterproof rating, so we'd recommend keeping him in a covered or sheltered spot outside to be safe since he runs on batteries.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the line that Slimer glides on?
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Asked by Anonymous | October 3, 2025
Monster Responds...
The length of the cord isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but Slimer himself measures 20 inches wide, so you'd want to space your two poles or trees far enough apart to give him a good glide path.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Hi there,
I’m eager to buy this but I want to know if it’s possible to turn off the sound? I will be featuring it alongside multiple other animatronics and I don’t want all of them to be making sound, as this will just end up being a distorted selection of noises competing with my party music. I am having this issue with a lot of animatronics. If this doesn’t have the option to turn off the sound, can you recommend any others that do?
Thanks,
Zoe (1 Answer)
I’m eager to buy this but I want to know if it’s possible to turn off the sound? I will be featuring it alongside multiple other animatronics and I don’t want all of them to be making sound, as this will just end up being a distorted selection of noises competing with my party music. I am having this issue with a lot of animatronics. If this doesn’t have the option to turn off the sound, can you recommend any others that do?
Thanks,
Zoe (1 Answer)
Asked by Zoe | September 30, 2025
Monster Responds...
Great news, Zoe! This Slimer prop has an on/off switch, so you can absolutely run it in lights-and-motion mode without the sound if you prefer. As for recommending other animatronics, I can only speak to the one on this page, but our full selection of Halloween props is worth browsing to find others with the controls you need.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is there a motor or does he slide passively?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Dayna | September 28, 2025
Monster Responds...
Slimer glides on his own along the cord you string between two poles or trees, so no pushing required. The prop runs on 3 AA batteries and has an on/off switch, which powers the movement along with the lights and sounds.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the rope he rides on? Can it be made longer?
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Asked by Cadi-carver | September 26, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but since Slimer attaches to two poles or trees via strings you string up yourself, you could use your own cord or rope to extend the span to whatever distance works for your setup.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Says it comes with cord, but doesn't say how long the cord is. So the obvious question. How long is the cord and/or can you use different cord than what is supplied?
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Asked by Scott | September 22, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the good news on your second question is yes, any standard cord or fishing line would work as a substitute since Slimer simply hangs and glides along whatever line you string between your two anchor points. The span between those poles or trees is really what determines how much cord you need, so you can easily swap in whatever length fits your setup.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the string that slimer glides on? Can it be replaced with a longer string?
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Asked by Anonymous | September 22, 2025
Monster Responds...
The exact length of the cord isn't something we have on hand, but swapping it out for a longer one is a reasonable approach since the cord is a standard attachment between two anchor points like poles or trees. For the best results, match the replacement to whatever span you're working with, keeping in mind Slimer himself measures 20 inches wide so you'll want enough slack for a smooth glide.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord that it glides on?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | September 19, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop itself is 20 inches wide, so you'd want to space your two poles or trees far enough apart to give Slimer a satisfying glide between them.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the line you hang it from and does it go back and forth when reaches the end?
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Asked by Adoptakitty | September 18, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but Slimer is designed to string between two poles or trees and glide from one side to the other, so you have flexibility in how far apart you set your anchor points. As for the return trip, yes, he glides back and forth between the two ends.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the line you hang it from and does it go back and forth when reaches the end?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Adoptakitty | September 18, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but Slimer is designed to glide back and forth between two poles or trees, so the span is really up to how far apart you set them. As for the back-and-forth motion, yes, that's exactly how it works: he rides the cord from one end to the other and reverses direction when he reaches it.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the line you hang it from and does it go back and forth when reaches the end?
(1 Answer)
Asked by Adoptakitty | September 18, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but Slimer is designed to string between two poles or trees and glide from one side to the other, so you have flexibility in how far apart you set your anchor points. As for the return trip, yes, he glides back and forth between the two ends.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Hello I recently purchased the slimer decoration and I love it. I was wondering if your company sells the motor portion of this decoration separately. I am an avid Halloween decorator and I would love to be able to use this type of motor in some of my diy projects. I have looked all over for something comparable but haven't found anything like it. (1 Answer)
Asked by Brian Goff | September 17, 2025
Monster Responds...
So glad you're loving Slimer! The motor isn't something we sell separately, but if you're looking for a DIY-friendly gliding mechanism, the zip-line style setup this prop uses (strings strung between two anchor points with a motorized trolley) is a great search term to explore for sourcing components on your own.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: I just purchased this but after rereading the description I get the impression that it won’t move back and forth on its own. If that’s the case, how would it return to the other end?
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Asked by Anonymous | September 17, 2025
Monster Responds...
You're right to read it that way. Slimer glides along the cord from one end to the other under his own power, but he doesn't automatically reverse direction. Once he reaches the far end, you'd give him a gentle push to send him back the other way.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Hi! How long is the string/cord slimer glides on?
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Asked by Kevin | September 15, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop itself spans 20 inches wide, so you'd want your two poles or trees spaced far enough apart to give Slimer a satisfying glide. A good rule of thumb is to set them several feet apart and adjust the cord slack to get the angle and speed you want.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: This looks super cool and I might order one. But if any halloween decoration needs a timer - this would be it. I'm thinking I'd like it pretty high up in trees but I'd rather not get up and down a ladder every night in the month of October. Any idea on battery life?
I have a big display with a lot going on and could use as much help as possible. But I sure like your stuff .
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I have a big display with a lot going on and could use as much help as possible. But I sure like your stuff .
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Asked by Danny | September 11, 2025
Monster Responds...
Slimer runs on 3 AA batteries with an on/off switch, but we don't have a specific battery life figure to share for this one. For a display as ambitious as yours, a set of quality rechargeable AAs would be worth considering so you can swap them out easily without the cost adding up through October.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord?
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Asked by Anonymous | September 11, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop is designed to string between two poles or trees, so you'll want to space them based on how far you'd like Slimer to travel. The prop itself measures 20 inches wide, so factor that in when planning your setup.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: What is the length of the cord? I dont see it referenced anywhere. (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | September 10, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but we do know the prop itself measures 20 inches wide, so you'd want to make sure the span between your two poles or trees is comfortably longer than that to give Slimer room to glide.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Can you turn the sound off while the swinging is still in motion?
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Asked by John | September 9, 2025
Monster Responds...
The prop has a single on/off switch that controls the whole unit, so the lights, sounds, and swinging motion are all tied to that one switch rather than controlled separately.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is this decoration water proof or at least rated for outside use?
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Asked by Scott DeFord | September 7, 2025
Monster Responds...
This prop isn't rated for outdoor or wet conditions, so we'd recommend keeping it indoors or under a covered porch to protect the electronics and battery compartment. It lights up and makes sounds, so moisture is a real risk to those features.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Is this prop water proof?
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Asked by Anonymous | September 7, 2025
Monster Responds...
This prop is made of plastic, but it runs on batteries and has electronic components that light up and make sounds, so we recommend keeping it away from rain and moisture. Setting it up in a covered outdoor space or indoors will keep it working its best.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: Can this be used outdoors is it waterproof?
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Asked by Anonymous | September 6, 2025
Monster Responds...
Slimer is designed to string between two poles or trees, so he's a natural fit for outdoor setups, but we don't rate this prop as waterproof. Since it lights up, makes sounds, and runs on batteries, we'd recommend keeping him sheltered from rain to protect the electronics.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord? Options to add longer cord? (1 Answer)
Asked by Customer | September 5, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, and the prop doesn't have a built-in option to extend it. Your best bet is to pick up a length of standard nylon or monofilament cord at a hardware store and tie it to the existing cord to span whatever distance you have between your two poles or trees.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How far does Slimer travel back-and-forth?
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Asked by Fester | September 5, 2025
Monster Responds...
The distance Slimer travels depends entirely on how far apart you set up your two poles or trees, since the cord stretches between them and Slimer glides the full length of that span. The wider you space them, the longer his ride.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord? (1 Answer)
Asked by Billy Cassell | September 4, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop is designed to string between two poles or trees, so you'll want to space them based on how far you'd like Slimer to travel. The prop itself measures 20 inches wide, so give yourself a good stretch of space for the full gliding effect.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the string that it comes with?
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Asked by CancelThisPodcast | September 4, 2025
Monster Responds...
The string length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop itself spans 20 inches wide, so you'll want to make sure the two poles or trees you attach it to are spaced to give it a good gliding run with some extra room on each end.(AI Generated Answer)
Q: How long is the cord?
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Asked by Leah | September 4, 2025
Monster Responds...
The cord length isn't something we have a specific measurement for, but the prop is designed to string between two poles or trees, so you'll want to space them based on how much gliding distance you'd like Slimer to cover. The prop itself measures 20 inches wide, which gives you a good sense of the scale to plan around.(AI Generated Answer)