Walmart announces holiday shopping deals are starting in October this year
The retailer announced plans for a massive sales event starting in October to kick off the holiday shopping season. According to a company news release, nearly 50% of consumers are starting their holiday shopping as early as August and September, so the company has decided to move its holiday sales to October.
Walmart is going head-to-head with Prime Big Deal Days
Walmart is launching six days of holiday savings. Unlike Prime Day, you don't need a membership to shop the savings. Walmart+ members do get early access to the sales event and can start shopping 12 hours earlier than everyone else, but all customers can join in on the savings starting at noon ET on October 8.
We’ll be seeing markdowns on all things tech and toys, as well as home goods, apparel and tons of notable gift ideas. The Walmart Holiday Deals event ... hit films and live sports. • Return ...
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However, Walmart Plus goes beyond groceries to also include tech, beauty, and sports products. By comparison, Amazon Prime costs $139 per year or $14.99 per month. Walmart Plus now comes bundled ...
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