Black Friday Deals at Target!
I will be there.
Believe me. 🙂
Today, Target announced early access to Black Friday deals at Target.com for one-day only today (Nov. 10) using Store Pickup, a pre-sale on Nov. 26, and a 6 p.m. store opening on Thanksgiving evening.
On Nov. 28, from 6 a.m. to noon, guests can purchase up to $300 in Target GiftCards at 10 percent off at Target stores and Target.com – the first time Target has ever offered a discount on Target GiftCard purchases.
So what kinds of deals are being offered and can you get excited about?
I’m excited to share!
Savings Start Early: Daily Deals Like Never Before – Nov. 10
For the first time on Nov. 10 only, a selection of top Black Friday doorbuster deals* will be available at Target.com for guests using Store Pickup. To get the deals, guests can select an eligible item on Target.com and choose Store Pickup when placing their order. Guests will receive an email notification when the order is received and again when it is ready for pickup. The deals are:
Apple TV, $89.00, Reg. $99.99
nabi 2 Android Tablet, $129.99, Reg. $179.99
Beats Studio Headphones, $249.99, Reg. $299.99
RCA 8” Tablet, $69.99, Reg. $119.99
Black & Decker Junior Power Tool Workshop, $39.00, Reg. $59.99
Little Tikes Trampoline, $39.00, Reg. $59.99
A selection of $9 movies and $7 CDs
Hello Kitty CD Karaoke System, $39.99, Reg. $49.99
Jensen Boombox, $29.99, Reg. $39.99
Nov. 23-29
Throughout the holiday season, Cartwheel – Target’s mobile savings app – is offering 50 percent off a different toy every day. Additionally, from Nov. 23 to 29, Cartwheel will feature exclusive deals, including at least 25 percent off more than 100 offers. Top deals include:
60 percent off select movie titles
40 percent off select multi-piece bakeware sets
30 percent off board game favorites like Candyland and Chutes and Ladders
Nov. 26
On Wednesday, Nov. 26, Target stores and Target.com will offer a handful of Black Friday deals early to guests. The deals will be available for preview in the Weekly Ad on Sunday, Nov. 23.
Nov. 27-29
Deals will be available on Target.com on Thanksgiving morning for guests who want to shop early. Then, at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Target stores will open for Black Friday shoppers. The first several hundred guests waiting in line at Target stores across the nation on Thursday, Nov. 27 will receive a Christmas cracker, a gift that is synonymous with the holidays in many parts of the world, which will include a Target GiftCard or coupon. Top deals include:
· New iPad Air 2 16GB, $499.00, and a free $140 Target GiftCard, Reg. $499.00
· Beats by Dre Solo HD Headphones, $97.00, Reg. $169.99
· Element 40” 1080p LED HDTV, $119.00
· Xbox One, $329.99, and a free $50 Target GiftCard and two free digital download games, Reg. $399.99
· Nikon L330 20.2MP High Zoom Camera, $99.00, Reg. $229.99
· Westinghouse 55” 1080p LED HDTV, $395.00
· Fitbit Charge Wireless Activity + Sleep Wristband, $99.99, Reg. $129.99
· GoPro HERO3+ Silver edition, $249.99, and a free $50 Target GiftCard, Reg. $299.99
· Sony PlayStation 4, $399.00 bundled with two free games
· Buy one, get one 50 percent off toys from select top brands
· 40 percent off select LEGO sets
· 40 percent off apparel for women, men and kids
· 50 percent off all picture frames
· Dyson DC50 Allergy vacuum, $279.00, Reg. $449.99
Nov. 28
On Nov. 28, from 6 a.m. to noon, guests can purchase up to $300 in Target GiftCards at 10 percent off at Target stores and Target.com – the first time Target has ever offered a discount on Target GiftCard purchases.
Nov. 29
Additional Saturday-only deals will be available in Target stores and at Target.com, including 40 percent off Philips string lights and BOGO free all single-roll wrapping paper.
Cyber Week
Beginning Monday Dec. 1, guests will find new deals every day at Target.com as part of Target’s largest Cyber Week sale, with more than 100,000 items on sale throughout the week. The offers will include category-wide sales in key gifting areas and steep discounts on apparel, toys, housewares and major brands such as LeapFrog, Dyson, LG, Kitchen-Aid, Canon and more. More information and deals will be available at the end of November.
Extended Holiday Hours
In the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving, Target works closely with its team members to understand scheduling preferences. Target compensates all hourly team members who work on a national holiday, including Thanksgiving, with pay equal to time and a half their hourly rate. Target is communicating to all hourly team members who work certain shifts on Thanksgiving and Black Friday that they will receive additional compensation on top of holiday premium pay. Target will offer extended store hours throughout the holiday season for guest convenience:
Nov. 27-28: 6 p.m. (Thursday) to 11 p.m. or midnight (Friday)
Dec. 24: 7 a.m. to 9 or 10 p.m.
Dec. 25: closed
Dec. 26: 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., 11 p.m. or midnight
Are you ready to TARGET?
I am. 🙂
*Sale offers are valid while supplies last, with no rain checks. Some exclusions may apply – check Target.com/WeeklyAd for details.
IMO Black Friday is extremely overrated. If I do any shopping then at all, it will be online only. I can’t stand how the stores become packed mad houses, just to swipe a deal. To me, it’s not worth it picking your way through crowds just to hope you can get that last half off item before someone grabs it off the shelf, only to have someone lunge for it in front of you and snatch it up. Then what if you need to do some last minute shopping? I mean I try to purposefully make sure all shopping is done that day, but let’s say you need a few groceries and you hit your local Walmart Supercenter, only to drive around for half an hour looking for a parking spot to buy a few food items while the whole place is a mad house. That’s more than a little insane and ridiculous in my opinion, and I’d rather just stay home. Maybe I’ll see if Amazon has any useful deals but otherwise, that’s it.