Sometimes yes, sometimes no. It depends on the context. Can you provide the full sentence, and maybe also the sentences before and after it?

In casual conversation, "spooky season" without "the" feels more natural and fun, capturing the playful vibe of Halloween. If you're being more specific or formal, you might say "the spooky season."

Both are correct, but the choice depends on context: * "Spooky season" (no article) → Used as a general term, like a name or phrase. * "Spooky season is my favorite time of year." * "Get ready for spooky season!" * "The spooky season" → Refers to a specific or known period (e.g., Halloween time). * "The spooky season is here!" * "I love the decorations during the spooky season." If in doubt, "spooky season" (without "the") is more common in casual use.