MINNEOLA, Fla. – In a Minneola neighborhood, a Halloween display featuring skeletons performing a pole dance has sparked a heated debate among residents. Many are questioning whether this “skeleton strip club” is suitable for children who pass by on their way to school.

The installation, showcasing skeletons in what some see as provocative positions, has split opinions. While some locals dismiss it as harmless festive fun, others argue that it is not appropriate for a family-oriented area.

“Woohoo! Let’s have some fun!” exclaimed Gabreala, a neighbor directly across from the display.

She shared with News 6 that her children enjoy the sight of the “dancing” skeletons, adding, “They like to see the skeletons dancing. No problem for us.”

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Nonetheless, the decorations have ignited fierce discussions on social media platforms within the community, with several residents voicing strong disapproval.

“I don’t see stripping as art. Whether it’s skeletons or cartoons, I wouldn’t want my kids exposed to sexual innuendos,” one resident posted on the neighborhood’s social media page.

Others defended the display, questioning whether the interpretation was too subjective. “If you want to see it as sexual, that’s your take. Does it show the skeleton removing clothes? How do you know if it’s a female or male skeleton?” another resident responded.

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When contacted about the controversial display, the neighborhood’s Homeowners’ Association (HOA) stated it cannot take action against the decorations.

“Unfortunately, the HOA cannot do anything about this. Halloween decorations are allowed, and residents can put up whatever holiday decorations they prefer,” the HOA responded to a concerned resident. They advised waiting until after Halloween, when the display will be removed.

Gabreala, who supports the display, expressed more concern about other types of Halloween decorations. “I’m afraid when they put up a lot of scary things with no head, something like that. But this is so fun! There’s no problem here!”

The display is expected to remain in place through Halloween weekend, continuing to generate discussion in this Central Florida community about where to draw the line between holiday fun and neighborhood appropriateness.