The event, which runs until October 12 (one day after Amazon’s sale ends), is available for all shoppers, so you don’t need to subscribe to Walmart+ to access the savings. Walmart is launching its holiday shopping season on October 9 at 7 p.m. It will also kick off its daily Deal Days offers, with one-day deals every day through December 24. The retailer is promising discounts up to 40 percent on thousands of items. You have to be a Circle member to participate, but unlike Best Buy, Walmart, and Amazon’s subscriptions, this membership is totally free.
And for those without memberships, the retailer will have offers available for the general public throughout the month on things like TVs and home theater, laptops, smartwatches, video games and gaming systems, and large appliances.Īlso beginning October 1, Target will be holding its annual Circle Week sale through October 7. Starting October 1, Best Buy will begin to share thousands of deals and discounts for its Plus and Total My Best Buy members, with a Black Friday early access event on October 27-29.
Each retailer is doing something a little different, so let’s take a closer look at each in turn. Best Buy, Target, and Walmart have all officially announced their own October sales to compete with Prime Big Deal Days.
