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Yes, you can absolutely still shop Black Friday deals and these ones are the best

UPDATE: Nov. 27, 2021, 6:30 a.m. EST We’ve added a bunch of new Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals across all retailers. Get shopping!

We’ve rounded up all the best Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals as of Nov. 27 — here are our top picks:

  • BEST STREAMING DEAL: Hulu — 99 cents/month for one year

  • BEST TV DEAL: LG OLED A1 Series 48-inch 4K Smart TV is a stunning, gaming-ready TV that’s rated highly for its picture and sound quality — $896.99 $1,199.99 (save 25%) + free $100 Amazon.com credit when you enter the code HBQ5KMZKGRRP

  • BEST LAPTOP DEAL: ASUS VivoBook 15 OLED gets you a vivid display, one-touch login, and 512GB of storage for under $700 — $689.99 $799.99 (save $110)

  • BEST APPLE DEAL: New Apple AirPods (3rd gen) are sitting at their lowest price to date— $169.99 $179 (save $9.01) with coupon applied at checkout

  • BEST ROBOT VACUUM DEAL: iRobot Roomba 692 is the cheapest (non-discontinued) Roomba we’ve seen this holiday shopping season — $174.99 $299.99 (save $125)

  • BEST SMART HOME DEAL: Ring Video Doorbell, a bestselling home security solution with 1080p video and crisp night vision — $79.99 $99.99 (save $20); add an Echo Show 5 for just $10 more

  • BEST FITNESS DEAL: Peloton Bike+ is an upgraded version of the cult-favorite spin bike that features a larger, swivel-able HD touchscreen and automatic resistance detection — $2,145 $2,495 (save $350) + free delivery and a free 2-month Peloton app subscription

  • BEST AIR FRYER DEAL: Ninja Foodi XL Pressure Cooker with SmartLid (8 quarts), a brand new multicooker that can steam and crisp at the same time — $229.99 $329.99 (save $100)

  • BEST GAMING DEAL: PlayStation Plus (12-month membership) gets you unlimited access to a huge library of games and online multiplayer gameplay — $39.99 $59.99 (save $20)

Did it hurt? When you realized we’ve reached our second pandemic Black Friday?

Below, you’ll find a complete list of all the holiday doorbusters that are live right now (with sales grouped by retailer, category, and brand). We continue to update this post as more deals pop up throughout Cyber Weekend, but don’t hold out too long if something on your shopping list is enjoying a discount — it may not be in stock for much longer thanks to the ongoing supply chain mess that’s clearing inventories and putting products on backorder. 

Please note: All newly added deals have been marked with a ✨. Anything with a strikeout was either sold out or no longer available at the sale price as of this writing, but check back often — we’re updating this page constantly.

The best Black Friday deals at each retailer

Amazon

After nearly two months of hype, Amazon‘s 48-hour Black Friday event is finally live with “more deals than ever before” across all departments from Nov. 25 to 26. (Its own Alexa-enabled devices are clearly the stars of the show, though — we’re seeing almost every Fire tablet configuration on sale, plus tons of markdowns on Kindles, Ring video doorbells, and Echo Show smart displays.) Its inventory changes pretty frequently, so check back often — you can find out what’s up for grabs by visiting its Black Friday Deals page, installing its mobile app, or by asking your smart home device, “Alexa, what are my deals?” Like in previous years, it pays to be an Amazon Prime member: Subscribers get 30-minute early access to select Lightning Deals, which go quick once they’re live; click here to sign up for a free 30-day trial.

Walmart

The big box store revived its popular Black Friday Deals for Days event from 2020, this time spreading it out over three sales throughout the month of November. (Like Target, it’s also nixed layaway in favor of a new “buy now, pay later” program as part of its partnership with Affirm.) Its third and final event kicked off Monday, Nov. 22 at 7 p.m. ET following a three-hour preview for paying Walmart+ members (click here to sign up) and continued in stores in the wee hours of Black Friday.

Best Buy

The electronics store’s official Black Friday sale began a whole week early (on Friday, Nov. 19) with a 70-inch Samsung TV for under $600, $99 Chromebooks, up to $100 off select Fitbits, $200 off a Dyson cordless vacuum, half off a Bowflex treadmill, and up to 40% off LEGO Star Wars building sets; more deals were added in the early hours of Nov. 25 to keep things fresh. If anything you bought there earlier this month happens to be cheaper today, you’ll get a refund under its new Black Friday Price Guarantee.

Target

Stop by the bullseye brand’s weeklong Black Friday sale (from Nov. 21 to 27) to save up to $60 on Apple Watches and AirPods, get up to $200 off Dyson vacuums, and score a free $50 gift card with the purchase of an Oculus Quest 2 VR headset. (Extra deals were added on the 25th, so early birds should check back.) Keep in mind that Target’s holiday price match policy is now in effect through Dec. 24; you can also take advantage of two new “buy now, pay later” payment options through Sezzle and Affirm.

Bed Bath & Beyond

BB&B’s Black Friday sale was supposed to be a three-day affair from Nov. 25 to 27, but deals were already live on its website on Thanksgiving morning. Fortunately, nothing was sold out the last time we looked — you can save up to 55% on select kitchen appliances and get up to 60% off a bunch of vacuums and home decor now through Saturday. If you wind up buying anything that’s not featured in its Black Friday sale (indicated by a little “Black Friday Deals!” flag above its picture), you can get a coupon for 25% off any purchase by signing up for its email list.

Dell

A few other stores beat Dell to the punch this year — it’s usually among the first to release its holiday ad scan — but its “biggest Black Friday yet” began earlier than everyone else’s sale on Monday, Nov. 15. Deals are going fast; get in there ASAP to score up to 58% off monitors, up to $840 off XPS desktops and laptops, and up to 41% off select gaming PCs (including a couple of $999 Alienware machines) through the 27th.

HP

The techies over at HP are rolling their Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals into one big ol’ sale from Nov. 25 to Cyber Monday (its “biggest savings event of the year,” per the ad scan), which plunges prices on computer software, gaming peripherals, and tons of Windows 11 PCs.

JCPenney

The department store has thousands of doorbusters listed online and in stores for its three-day Black Friday sale (from Nov. 26 to 28); highlights include $8 kitchen appliances (with mail-in rebates), up to 40% off Disney toys, and as much as 60% off select mattresses.

Kohl’s

Black Friday kicked off at Kohl’s on Nov. 21 with cheap Fitbits, tons of Google Nest smart home doorbusters, and the return of its excellent $15 for $50 Kohl’s Cash offer. (It actually beats some of Amazon’s deals on its own devices when you factor in that promo.) You can also take an extra 15% off select items using the coupon code ENJOY15 and get $10 off any home purchase of $50 or more with HOME10 through the 26th.

Macy’s

The mall stalwart’s huge holiday sale began a few days early on Tuesday, Nov. 23, and continues through Saturday, Nov. 27 with super steep savings across every department. (Its home and kitchen deals are especially juicy, though — see above; a bunch of them randomly come with a free massage gun.)

Best tech deals

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Amazon

Earbuds

Headphones

Kindles

Laptops

Smart home devices

Smartwatches and fitness trackers

Tablets

TVs

Best Buy

Earbuds

Headphones

Laptops

Smart home devices

Tablets

TVs

Target

Earbuds

Headphones

Laptops

Smart home devices

Soundbars

TVs

Note: All TVs 55 inches and up were only available for pickup at the time of writing; click here to find a Target store near you and shop its listings.

Walmart

Earbuds

Headphones

Laptops

Smart home devices

Soundbars

Tablets

TVs

More tech deals by brand

23andMe

AeroGarden

Cricut

Fujifilm

GoPro

Logitech

Microsoft

Revlon

MORE BLACK FRIDAY DEALS ON TVS, LAPTOPS, AND OTHER TECH

Best robot vacuum deals

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Amazon

Best Buy

Target

Walmart

MORE BLACK FRIDAY DEALS ON ROBOT VACUUMS AND ROOMBAS

Best cordless vacuum deals

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Best Apple deals

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AirPods

Apple accessories

Apple TV

Apple Watch

Beats

iPad

iPhone

Mac

MacBook

MORE BLACK FRIDAY APPLE DEALS

Best fitness deals

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Bowflex: Save $80 on the SelectTech 840 Kettlebell (now $119), or buy a set of SelectTech 552 Adjustable Dumbbells on sale for $250 off (now $299) to score a free one-year JRNY membership.

Echelon: Take up to 32% off the EX-3 Smart Connect ($679.15) and the EX5-S Smart Connect (now $1,274.99), two Peloton-rivaling fitness bikes, or grab a 40-inch Echelon Reflect smart fitness mirror for 24% off (now $756.99).

The Mirror: Save $500 and get free delivery with the code HOLIDAY21 (now $995).

NordicTrack: Get up to $800 off the new S22i Commercial Studio Cycle and the Commercial 2950 Treadmill (now $1,499 and $2,399.99, respectively) or $600 off the RW200 Rower (now $699.99); all three come with a free 30-day iFIT membership.

Peloton: Save $350 on the Peloton Bike+ (now $2,145) and get free delivery on top of a free two-month trial of the Peloton app.

ProForm: Take 50% off the 750R Rower (now $497), $400 off the Carbon T10 and $500 off the Pro 5000 treadmills (now $799.99 and $1,199.99, respectively); you’ll get a free 30-day iFIT trial with all three.

Schwinn: Save $299.01 on the IC4 Indoor Cycling Bike (now $889) and get a free one-year JRNY membership.

Tonal: Save $250 on the Tonal home gym system (now $2,745).

MORE BLACK FRIDAY FITNESS DEALS

Best gaming deals

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Amazon

Bose: Take 15% off the QuietComfort 35 Series 2 Gaming Headset (now $279).

Dell: Save $600 on the Alienware Aurora R12 Gaming Desktop (now $1,399.99), get $380 off the Alienware M15 R5 Ryzen Gaming Laptop (now $999.99), or buy Dell’s 27-inch QHD gaming monitor on sale for 44% off (now $329.99) to score a free $50 gift card. Need a new keyboard or headset? Grab some Alienware gaming peripherals on sale at Best Buy for up to 40% off (starting at $59.99).

GameStop: Thousands of new and pre-owned video games are buy two, get one free (including Call of Duty: Vanguard, Forza Horizon 5, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart, Deathloop, Returnal, and Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut).

HP: Take $100 off the HP Reverb G2 virtual reality headset (now $499).

JBL: Get up to 25% off its Quantum line of gaming headsets (starting at $29.95).

Lenovo: Get a free month of Xbox Pass Game Pass Ultimate when you snag a Lenovo Legion Slim 7 for $200 off (now $1,599.99).

LG: Save 25% on the new 27-inch UltraGear GP850 (now $376.99) and 29% on the 32-inch UltraGear GN600 (now $249), two 2560 x 1440 gaming monitors with a 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and HDR10 support.

Logitech: Save 35% on the G935 wireless gaming headset (now $109.99) and get half off the MX Master 2S mouse (now $49.99); the latter comes with a free $10 Dell gift card.

Microsoft: Get your first month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate or your first three months of Xbox Game Pass for PC for just $1.

PlayStation: Save $20 on a 12-month PlayStation Plus membership (now $39.99).

Razer: Grab last year’s excellent Razer Blade 15 gaming laptop on sale for 42% off (now $1,499.99) — this particular configuration comes with an Intel Core i7-10875H processor, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super Max-Q graphics, 16GB of RAM, and 512GB of storage.

Rockstar: Save 58% on a copy of Red Dead Redemption II for Playstation 4 (now $25).

Samsung: Get 47% off its 24-inch CRG5 Curved Gaming Monitor (now $149.99).

Square Enix: Save 63% on Marvel’s Avengers for Playstation 4 and the Day One Edition of Outriders for PS5 (now $14.99 each).

SteelSeries: Take up to 28% off select gaming headsets, including the wireless Arctis 7 (now $119.26), the RGB-lit Arctis 5 (now $72.99), and the wired Arctis 1 (now $34.99).

Turtle Beach: Get half off the Recon 200 gaming headset (now $29.99).

MORE BLACK FRIDAY GAMING DEALS

Best kitchen deals

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Bella Essentials: JC Penney has several Bella appliances on sale for just $7.99 (after a $10 mail-in rebate), including a waffle maker and a 4-quart slow cooker.

Breville: Take 20% off the 3X Bluicer and the 3X Bluicer Pro (now $239.95 and $319.95, respectively).

Chefman: Save $50 on the family-size, 26-quart French Door Air Fryer+ Oven (now $99.99) and $30.99 on its 8-quart TurboFry Air Fryer (now $69).

Cuisinart: Get a $50 Bed Bath & Beyond gift card when you buy a 5.5-quart Precision Master Stand Mixer for $249.99.

Hamilton Beach: Save $30 on the Digital Sure-Crisp Air Fry Toaster Oven (now $99.99).

Instant Pot: Get 51% off the 6-quart Instant Pot Duo Plus, 33% off the 6-quart Instant Pot Duo Crisp (now $59.51 and $99.99), 28% off the 6-quart Instant Pot Ultra, 38% off the 6-quart Instant Pot Pro, and 44% off the Instant Pot Air Fryer Lid

Keurig: Save 50% on a limited-edition K-Mini (now $49.99), 56% on the K-Duo (now $79.99 with code HOME + $10 Kohl’s Cash), and 33% on the K-Slim (now $79.99).

KitchenAid: Save 38% on the Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine (now $279.99), which comes with an automatic milk frother attachment.

Le Creuset: Take 40% off the fancy French brand’s 3.5-quart Sauteuse (now $179.95).

Ninja: Take $80 off the 6.5-quart Foodi TenderCrisp Pressure Cooker (now $149), save $100 on the new 8-quart Foodi XL Pressure Cooker Steam Fryer (now $229.99), and get 42% off its 4-quart Air Fryer (now $69). Plus, score $50 in Kohl’s Cash when you buy a 10-piece Foodi Neverstick Premium Anti-Scratch Nest System on sale at the department store for $70 off (now $299.99).

PowerXL: Get its 7-quart Vortex Air Fryer or Smokeless Grill Pro on sale for just $71.99 using the promo code HOME (a savings of 52% and 48%, respectively); both come with $10 in Kohl’s Cash.

Pyrex: Save 60% on a 22-piece set of glass storage containers (now $19.99).

SodaStream: Get up to 22% off select bundles (starting at $124.95).

MORE BLACK FRIDAY DEALS ON INSTANT POTS AND AIR FRYERS

Best house and home deals

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Amazon: Get up to 30% off select rugs, office furniture, and kitchen/dining furniture.

Birch: Get $400 off a mattress and two free Eco-Rest pillows with the code BFSALE400.

Brooklyn Bedding: Take 25% off sitewide using the code BLACKFRIDAY25.

Casper: Save up to 30% on mattresses, and up to 50% on select bundles and sleep accessories.

Homesick: Get up to 35% off select candles (starting at $20.23).

JCPenney: Take up to 60% off select mattresses and up to 40% off select furniture.

Layla Sleep: Get up to $200 off mattresses and up to $950 off bundles.

Leesa: Get up to $600 off mattresses and 20% off bundles (plus two free pillows with every purchase).

Purple: Save up to $600 when you bundle a mattress with pillows, sheets, and a mattress protector.

Target: Take up to 20% off bedding and up to 15% off mattresses.

Tuft & Needle: Save up to 30% on mattresses and 20% off everything else.

MORE BLACK FRIDAY DEALS ON MATTRESSES

Best toy deals

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Amazon: Get up to 50% off a handful of children’s books.

Baby Alive: Take 52% off the Baby Alive Lulu Achoo Doll (now $27.98).

Barbie: Save up to 53% on the Barbie 3-in-1 DreamCamper and the Barbie Dollhouse and Furniture Doll Playset (now $60 and $75, respectively).

Disney: Select toys and kids’ clothes are buy two, get one free at Target.

Hover-1: Save 38% on the iridescent Aviator eScooter and 26% on the iridescent Self-Balancing Scooter (now $199.99 each).

KidKraft: Get 50% off the Uptown Espresso Kitchen Playset (now $99) and 32% off the Majestic Mansion Dollhouse (now $119).

Kinetic Sand: Save 15% on the Kinetic Sand Sandisfactory Set (now $16.97).

LEGO: Get half off the 1,500-piece LEGO Bricks and Animals set at Walmart (now $29), or head over to Target to save 20% on select building sets.

Little Tikes: Save $35.78 on the Activity Garden Playhouse (now $54.21).

Osmo: Get 25% off select kits and games (starting at $20.99).

Play-Doh: BOGO 50% off on select playsets and kits at Target.

Ruko: Take 15% off the voice-controlled Ruko Smart Robot (now $109.99) with an extra savings coupon.

Tamagotchi: Get 34% off the floral/pink Tamagotchi Pix (now $39.46).

Target: Save 10% on kids’ craft and activity kits.

MORE BLACK FRIDAY TOY DEALS

Best pet deals

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Treat your good boy/girl this Black Friday.
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Amazon: Save up to 25% on Amazon Basics pet products (including dog poop bags, a de-shedding tool, and a cat tree).

Basepaws: Get $50 off its Breed + Health Cat DNA Test (now $79) with the code DNAFRIDAY.

Chewy: Select pet products are up to 50% off.

ChuckIt!: Take 59% off the ChuckIt! Sports Ball Launcher (now $5.28).

Doggy Do Good: Save 17% on a 60-count pack of its biodegradable dog poop bags (now $9.99), our favorite eco-friendly option for pet waste disposal.

Embark: Take $30 off its Breed Identification Kit (now $99) or $50 off its Breed + Health and Purebred kits (now $135 each) with the code HARK.

KONG: Save 15% on the medium-sized KONG Classic (now $10.99), a stuffable and durable rubber chew toy.

Petco: Get $30 off select pet supplies purchases of $100 or more.

Petcube: Save $24.05 on the Bites 2 Lite (now $124.95), an 1080p HD pet camera with night vision, two-way audio, and a treat dispenser.

PetSafe: Save 29% on the ScoopFree Ultra Self-Cleaning Litter Box (now $149.95) and 23% on the Healthy Pet Simply Feed (now $99.95).

ThunderShirt: Get 25% off a small or medium ThunderShirt (now $29.95), which fits most dogs in the 15- to 25-pound range and 26- to 40-pound range, respectively.

Whistle: Take 30% off the Whistle GO Explore (now $104.95), 25% off the Whistle FIT (now $59.95), and 23% off the new Whistle Switch (now $154.95); all three come with a free three-month monitoring plan. Plus, save 50% on select accessories.

MORE BLACK FRIDAY PET DEALS

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Don’t forget to order a little something nice for yourself this year. You earned it.
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The hype was real

Stores began cramming our inboxes with Black Friday-worthy deals in early October (starting with Amazon’s “Epic Daily Deals” event, which kicked off Oct. 4). It probably felt a bit preemptive, like those neighbors who insist on putting up their Christmas lights while the trees are still green, but they actually had a very good reason to get a jump on this year’s sales.

And no, it wasn’t just a good, old-fashioned cash grab in response to some strong holiday spending forecasts.

Shipping delays and supply chain chaos

The global economy is grappling with some unprecedented supply chain challenges as the result of the Delta variant, which continues to inflame pandemic-related material scarcities, labor shortages, and shipping bottlenecks across industries of all kinds. (Under circumstances absolutely no one had on their bingo card, pickles and paper bags have gotten as elusive as Playstation 5s.)

Unsurprisingly, the ordeal left most major manufacturers and retailers scrambling ahead of Black Friday. Amazon tried lure in an extra 150,000 seasonal employees with the promise of $3,000 sign-on bonuses and higher pay for certain shifts, while Walmart, Home Depot, and Ikea all went so far as to charter private cargo ships to make sure their shelves were stocked for the season. Apple, meanwhile, was “predicting that we’re going to be short of demand by larger than $6 billion” heading into the holidays, CEO Tim Cook said in a recent interview with Reuters.

SEE ALSO:

How will supply chain issues affect Black Friday this year? Experts weigh in.

For us consumers, this all means that finding the best deals this season will be an ongoing issue of availability. As Canalys analyst Runar Bjørhovde wrote in an email to Mashable: “It will be very possible to buy devices, it’s more of a question to what cost and when.” (Read more about supply chain issues.)

If you missed out on the whirlwind of early sales, fret not. Backorders and “sold out” notices haven’t besieged stores just yet, but mapping out a game plan now will help you avoid them when they inevitably crop up in the coming days. Here are all the must-know details you can use to strategize:

What is Black Friday?

Black Friday is a shopping holiday that takes place every year on the day right after Thanksgiving. It used to be synonymous with viral fistfights and stampedes and lines that stretched around city blocks before 3 a.m., but COVID-19 has turned it into a mostly online event.

When is Black Friday?

While Black Friday proper falls on Nov. 26 this year, most stores began rolling out their holiday doorbusters in October and early November.

Black Friday versus Cyber Monday — what’s the difference?

The National Retail Federation officially coined the term “Cyber Monday” in 2005 after it noticed that in previous years, the Monday after Thanksgiving saw a massive uptick in online sales. It credited the phenomenon to two factors: Online retailers were starting to vie for a piece of the Black Friday pie, and shoppers were waiting to peruse the deals on their faster work computers come Monday morning. (At the time, office PCs had better broadband than home setups.)

Last year’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales effectively bled together since in-person shopping wasn’t really a thing. We’ll almost certainly see that repeat this year.

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What stores are open for in-person shopping this Black Friday, if any?

All major retailers with brick-and-mortar locations were closed on Thanksgiving Day. That’s another big change from pre-pandemic years, when many stayed open on the federal holiday so that eager shoppers could start perusing their best deals early.

In-person shopping is making a comeback for Black Friday, but be mindful of COVID-related safety procedures and limited store capacities:

  • Bed Bath & Beyond: Closed on Thanksgiving; doors open at 6 a.m. local time on Black Friday. Masks are required for all customers (unless you’re fully vaccinated) as well as associates, and all stores are following safety plans that include extra cleaning, free wipes and hand sanitizers, employee health screenings, and occupancy limits. Curbside and in-store pickup are available.

  • Best Buy: Closed on Thanksgiving; stores open at 5 a.m. local time on Black Friday. Face coverings (available in stores) are recommended for all customers and required for all employees, who are abiding by enhanced safety procedures such as daily wellness checks and regular cleaning of high-touch areas. Curbside and in-store pickup are available.

  • JCPenney: Closed on Thanksgiving; doors open at 5 a.m. local time on Black Friday. Its mask policy varies based on local and state mandates, but all locations are following safety measures like regular nightly cleanings, socially distanced queues, contactless checkout, and capacity limits. Curbside pickup is available.

  • Kohl’s: Closed on Thanksgiving; stores open at 5 a.m. local time on Black Friday. The company is requiring all associates to mask up, recommending that customers in high-risk counties do the same; it’s also implemented extra cleaning and safety measures that include placing sanitizer at every register, removing beauty testers, and installing signage that encourages social distancing. Drive-up and in-store pickup are available.

  • Macy’s: Closed on Thanksgiving; stores are open from 6 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. local time on Black Friday. Its COVID-19 safety policy includes pre-shift wellness checks for all associates, readily available hand sanitizer, increased cleaning in high-touch areas, extra ventilation, and social distancing; masks are recommended but not required for vaccinated customers except where mandated. Curbside and in-store pickup are available.

  • Target: Closed on Thanksgiving; most stores open at 7 a.m. local time on Black Friday. Face masks are required for team members and strongly recommended for shoppers in areas with a substantial or high risk of transmission, per CDC guidelines, and increased cleanliness/disinfecting measures have been implemented. (Haven’t gotten a vaccine yet? You can do so at select CVS locations within Target stores.) Drive-up and in-store pickup are available.

  • Walmart: Closed on Thanksgiving; stores open at 5 a.m. local time on Black Friday. All associates are required to wear a mask (regardless of vaccination status) in areas where there are mandates, and customers are strongly encouraged to do so, too. Stores are spraying carts after use and keeping plastic shields at registers, among other enhanced safety procedures. Curbside and in-store pickup are available.

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