Walmart Deals Event Offering Bargains Up to 50% Off
Walmart is kicking off the holiday shopping season early, with the Walmart Deals event running now through Sunday, October 13. Here’s what you can expect.
Erin Bendig
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The holidays are just around the corner, and Walmart is offering customers a chance to cash in on thousands of bargains — some up to 50% off — from now until Sunday, October 13th.
So, between the low prices at Walmart Deals and this year’s Amazon Prime Big Deal Days (which ends Wednesday, October 9th at 11:59 p.m. Pacific time), you’re sure to find a wide variety of bargains ahead of the busy holiday season on tech, toys, kitchen accessories, gifts for the home and more.
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Just like last year’s Walmart Deals event, the retailer is introducing earlier, longer windows for holiday savings across an assortment of goods and services, including its inflation-free holiday meal — weeks earlier than in previous years.
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“We know many of our customers are beginning to prepare for their holiday celebrations early, and we’ve adapted our approach to best meet their needs,” said Latriece Watkins, executive vice president and chief merchandising officer, Walmart U.S. “We’ve worked hard to lower prices across our most exciting assortment ever, and we’re thrilled to give customers more of what they want this holiday — more time to prepare and more opportunities to save all season long.”
When did the Walmart Deals event begin?
The Walmart Holiday Deals event started for everyone on October 8 at 12 pm ET on Walmart.com and the app, Walmart+. However, members received exclusive early access to shop the most-wanted deals 12 hours earlier than anyone else.
If you’re holding out for cooler temperatures before making your list (and checking it twice), don’t miss Walmart’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday events, when the retailer will also have a variety of deals and discounts.
How to become a Walmart Plus member
Walmart+ is a paid membership (much like Amazon, only cheaper). But you'll need a Walmart.com account and the Walmart app to access the money and time-saving features, including early access to promotions and events, free delivery from your store, free shipping, savings on fuel and video streaming access with Paramount Plus.
You can choose to pay monthly or annually when you sign up for Walmart Plus. The annual plan costs $98 plus tax. The monthly plan is $12.95 per month. Right now, get 25% off Burger King digital orders every day & a free Whopper® with any purchase every 3 months for just signing up. For questions about Walmart Plus Assist, visit walmart.com/plus/assist.
Not sure you want to become a member, try Walmart Plus free for 30 days.
10 of the best deals available right now
If you're one of those savvy shoppers who wants a jump-start on the holidays, we’re sharing 10 deals you can snag at Walmart right now.
- Ninja CREAMi, Ice Cream Maker. Now $149. Save $50
- Dyson V8 Absolute Cordless Vacuum. Now $396.00. Save $123.99
- Better Homes & Gardens Springwood Cane TV Stand. Now $158.00. Save $89
- Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) [GPS 40mm] Smartwatch. Now $189.00. Save $60.
- SAMSUNG 65” Class LS03D TV Now $1,389.00. Save $408
- Beats Studio3 Wireless Noise Cancelling Headphones. Now $159.00. Save $190.99
- HP Stream 14-inch Windows Laptop. Now $179.00. Save $20
- Apple AirPods Pro 2. Now $189.99. Save $59.01
- Ninja 4QT Air Fryer, Black. Now $69.00. Save $20
- Carote Nonstick Cookware Sets, 17 Pcs Granite Non-Stick Pots and Pans Set. Now $67.99. Save $132
So much more on sale
Shop the October sale extravaganza from now until October 13 and save big on thousands of other items in these categories!
- Up to 30% off on brand-name technology
- Up to 40% off toys from Disney, Lego, Barbie, Nerf and more
- Up to 30% off shoes for the family
- Up to 30% off kitchen gadgets
- Up to 60% off floor care
- Up to 30% off outerwear
- Up to 70% off luggage
- Up to 60% off beauty
- Up to 40% off fashion
- Up to $200 off fitness
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