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Walmart Black Friday Ad Released On Store App [View Ad Scans Here]

By Tara Dodrill
Published on: 00:12 PST, Nov 12, 2015

Walmart Black Friday sales and special doorbuster deals have now been released. The highly anticipated ad was revealed via the Walmart app. A plethora of popular toys, massive plasma televisions, and various other electronics items are all a part of the three-day sale.

The Walmart Black Friday 2015 ad states that the annual holiday sale begins at 3 a.m. Eastern Time on Thanksgiving day online. Walmart stores across the United States will open for customers eager to score big bargains at 6 p.m. the same evening, Fortune reports.

The decision to open Walmart on Thanksgiving evening has prompted a host of other stores to do the same in recent years, as noted by CNN. Typically, the parking lot at the big box retailer is jammed packed by 5 a.m. on Black Friday – with many towns using police officers to direct traffic near stores due to the influx of traffic. During the biggest shopping day of the year in 2014, the very same parking lots were nearly ghost towns during the morning after the Walmart Thanksgiving Day sale.

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Walmart Black Friday 2015 ad scan page.

Walmart Black Friday Ad Highlights

  • Steep discounts on 10 different models of televisions, including a 40-inch HDTV for $149
  • Fitbit Flex Wristband for $59
  • More than 100 video games will be offered only $8 during the Walmart Black Friday 2015 sale.
  • Oster 8-speed blender for $9.72
  • NBA 2K16, Madden ’16, and FIF ’16 video games for Xbox 360, Playstation 3, and Playstation 4 will be on sale for just $27 each.
  • Monster High Deadluxe High school for $99
  • VIZIO 38-inch 2.1 Soundbar will be offered for $118 during the Black Friday Walmart sale.
  • 850-thread count sheets for $25
  • Step 2 Coffee Time Kitchen will be just $50 during the Walmart Black Friday 2015 sale.
  • RCA Cambio W101 V2 Windows 10 2-in-1 with detachable keyboard and trackpad with one micro USB, 1 USB 2.0 and one HDMI port will be offered for $128 during the Thanksgiving weekend sale.
  • Star Wars drone for $25
  • 30th Anniversary Modern Color Mario amiibo will be just $12.96 on Black Friday.
  • Lego and Duplo Large Creative Box of blocks will be on sale for only $30. The Lego box contains 1,500 pieces and the Duplo box contains 193 blocks.
  • Disney DocMcStuffins check-up center for $35.
  • A host of power ride-on toys will be on sale for only $99.
  • Supermarket playset with a shopping cart and cash register will be offered for $15.
  • Disney Frozen Else Ice Palace castle will be sold for $99 during the Black Friday sale.
  • Little Tikes Dunk’n’Toss Bouncer (bouncy house) will be on sale for $125.
  • 50-piece wooden train set and table will be sold for only $37 – there will be a minimum of 6 sets available at each Walmart store.
  • Paw Patrol headquarters playset will be sold for just $20 during the Thanksgiving weekend sale.

To view the entire Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday, and weekend sale items offered at Walmart, visit the store’s website and download the Walmart app.

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Walmart Black Friday ad scan.

Walmart is reportedly offering 96 percent of in-store Black Friday deals online as well. The mammoth retailer is also giving special discounts, additional pay, and a free dinner to the more than one million employees who will be working on Black Friday. Both full and part-time workers will reportedly receive an additional 25 percent off on one shopping cart full of store items.

“We’re deep in stock, we let people shop when and how they want and for those who come to the store it’s going to be an easier shopping experience,” Walmart CEO Greg Foran told CNNMoney.

Great gaming deals in the Walmart Black Friday ad.

Will you be shopping at the Walmart Black Friday sale in-store or on-line?

[Image via Gunnar Rathbun/Invision for Walmart/AP Images)

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