While Black Friday is not necessarily the best day of the year to shop, it is still the most ritualistic shopping “holiday” with several stores opening at 12 a.m. Friday (or even earlier) with limited-time deals. An estimated 152 million Americans will be taking part in the retail festivities Friday and during the weekend, up from 138 million last year. If you’re thinking of hitting the mall — instead of watching various TV show marathons like me — here’s a handy list of the who’s who of Black Friday and their featured door-busters. Keep in mind that on Black Friday, it’s first-come, first-served, so some of these deals will go away once the item is sold out. (Also keep in mind that stores want you to feel pressure to buy. But it’s not a good deal if you purchase something you don’t need just because the price looks good.)
Walmart
For the first time, Walmart will be kicking off its in-store specials at 10 p.m. on Thanksgiving and plans to scatter its offers. The following deals will kick off the event:
Starting at midnight:
Starting at 8 a.m. Friday:
Macy’s
For the first time, stores will open at midnight Thanksgiving. Deals include:
Best Buy
The following deals start at midnight Thanksgiving:
Courtesy Of Yahoo.com