The Walmart Black Friday ad is always highly anticipated each year, due to their steep discounts and amazing doorbuster deals. In recent years, Walmart has been pushing more of its Black Friday deals online; and this year will be their biggest online offering to date, especially in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Walmart has joined other brick-and-mortar retailers like Target and Best Buy and announced that their stores will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. All Walmart stores will be open the next day on Black Friday; and just like in years past, you can expect to see great deals at that time. But this year, Walmart is also holding three separate “Black Friday Deals for Days” events in the weeks leading up to the actual Black Friday holiday, offering almost a full month of amazing deals and discounts.
The first Black Friday Deals for Days sale begins online at Walmart.com on November 4 at 7PM EST. In-store deals will become available a few days later on November 7, starting at 5AM local time. According to Walmart’s announcement, “This reinvented Black Friday experience will offer customers the retailer’s best prices of the season on the most sought-after items on 2020 holiday wish lists during three separate savings events across the month of November. Each savings event will begin online at Walmart.com and continue in Walmart stores. And new this year, customers will have the option to pick up their online Black Friday order through Walmart’s contact-free curbside pickup service.”
The second Black Friday Deals for Days event starts online at Walmart.com at 7PM EST on November 11. Additional online deals will be introduced on November 14 at midnight EST, with new in-store deals dropping at 5AM local time.
The third event begins online on November 25 at 7PM EST. It will then merge into Walmart’s official Black Friday offerings on the holiday itself, November 27. Online deals will become available at midnight EST and in-store at 5AM local time. (We’re still waiting to get a sneak peek at the ad for this third Black Friday event.)
So far, we’ve seen some great deals, including 50% off Instant Pots, $99 AirPods (Gen 2), and a 55” TCL television for only $148!
Make sure to keep up with all of the Black Friday deals this holiday season by bookmarking out Black Friday page and checking it often for the latest best deals!
Would love any ideas on how to develop a relationship with store managers who would like to see we obtain brick seek items. Or tips on how to locate these products in store and actually pay these prices.
Hi Neil! Please email our Customer Support at [email protected], and they can help give you some great tips on how to get the most out of BrickSeek. 🙂
They also fixed the Walmart app all clearance is coming up for me.
I agree 👍
Not sure why this happens, but I will copy the code on my phone for items at Walmart, when I get to the store and scan the code it says available but the associates can never find the items; even when it says ‘six in stock’. The last example is a WYSE camera on clearance/sale. I asked the associate to please scan the code for an item I was wanting. She said “is this for the three-dollar camera?” I said yes. She replied, ” there is no three-dollar camera”. We have people come in almost every day wanting this camera and we do not have it.
I’ve had some of the associates tell me that the BrickSeek website is wrong and most of the items are not available. So, what’s up, Brickseek?
Hi Ron! We can only report what Walmart’s own system shows, and it sounds like the store employees know it is showing the item in stock, also know they don’t have any left, and for some reason aren’t updating their own internal system to reflect that. The store needs to have their electronics department manager or a store manager update their inventory system and zero out that item if they truly don’t have any left in stock.