Almost all the Black Friday ads for 2016 are here and we can now compile a master list of all the awesome savings you can expect to find as your adventure out and brave the crowds. Toys R Us is our favorite this year for its wide selection of discounts but Best Buy’s less than descriptive Black Friday ad may prove to offer some great deals once they’ve been posted. We are seeing a ton of deals on Starter Packs, mostly around $39.99, so use this opportunity to grab a Supergirl if you don’t already have her! If you’re looking for your chance at a Green Arrow figure, you’re in luck! Purchase any Lego Dimensions product at Game Stop on Black Friday and grab a free Green Arrow figure! You could even double down and get both Super Girl AND Green Arrow for only $39.99! Starter Packs: $50 Off ($39.99) Toys R Us is offering up a bunch of great Lego Dimensions Black Friday Sales! These sales represent a sort of combined “best of” from their previous sales.
Some great prices, especially for anyone searching for the exclusive Jay from Year 1 and Marceline for Year 2! Starter Packs: $50 Off ($29.99 – $39.99) Level Packs & Team Packs: 50% Off ($12.49 – $14.99) Fun Packs: $3 for $20 ($6.66 Ea.) Walmart’s Lego Dimensions Black Friday Sales are a little lighter than Toys R Us but not by much. They’re combining the two similarly priced packs into one sale, and offering up the Starter Pack for a nice cheap price across all platforms! Level & Team Packs: $14.00 Best Buy’s Lego Dimension Black Friday Sales are a little cryptic in their ad. They promise up to 55% off the various packs, but don’t give a break down on what deals they will be offering for which pack. They small info button at the top of the deal does mention that it will be a minimum savings of 33% but thats all we got. Story, Level, Team & Fun Packs: 33% – 55% off Sidenote: Your Gamer’s Club Unlocked discount cannot be stacked during this time.
Once we get the official word on the prices, time some time to do some apples to apples comparison of past sales and see if it’s better to wait for the next Best Buy Lego Dimensions sale where you can use that extra 20%. Target’s Lego Dinensions Black Friday Sales are less than impressive this year, matching some of the other retailers cheap starter pack (that we’ve already seen plenty this year). Fun Packs, Level Packs, Story Packs: Down to $10.00 Note: the image says all three pack types are on sale. If Story Packs are actually $10, though, this deal will be insane. It’s almost hard to believe. It’s most likely Fun Packs will be $10, and the other two pack types will be at an unspecified price. Want More Lego Dimensions News? Make sure you follow, like and subscribe across all our social media pages! Have you entered our latest giveaway?Starting today, Toys R Us is having a 2 day sale on select LEGO products. The first deal is a 2 for $5 on the Series 12 LEGO Collectible Minifigures (71007).
Basically you are saving $3 for every two that you buy which is a pretty good deal considering that they go for $3.99 each. This is an in-store only offer. As you can see from the image above, TRU stores are stocking a whole lot of them. I can personally say that I put out six brand new boxes so if you’re in San Diego and are still looking for them, the La Mesa TRU has them. The other notable LEGO sale is $15 off for select LEGO Lord of the Rings and LEGO The Hobbit sets including the Lake-town Chase (79013), An Unexpected Gathering (79003), Pirate Ship Ambush (79008), and Battle at the Black Gate (79007). These are pretty good deals for sets that are soon to be retired. This offer is valid for online and in stores. Thanks to Stephen for the heads up.Fancy electronics get most of the attention as Black Friday doorbusters, but the shopping holiday is a great time to stock up on holiday gifts like toys, too. Whether you're standing in for Santa, or just adding to your personal collection, we'll tell you the best times to get the greatest deals during the 2016 Black Friday season!
This year for our Black Friday predictions, we've created a "cheat sheet" with the top tips you need to know when shopping this season. For savvy consumers who want more information, scroll down for our in-depth analysis.So what can you expect from Black Friday toy deals? Then, consider signing up for the DealNews Select newsletter to keep track of the latest deals in your inbox, or download our app to have them at your fingertips.Want more details on how, what, where, and when to buy toy deals this Black Friday? Then check out our full analysis below.Toy hunters have a lot to look forward to this Black Friday season, with the week of Black Friday itself being the best chance for deals. Get ready for toy offers to start strong at the beginning of that week and grow in volume until Black Friday — which we anticipate to be the single best day for toy savings. We'll see a sharp resurgence of interesting toy bargains again on Cyber Monday.Don't expect too much excitement from the rest of Cyber Week though, as deals tend to wind down as merchants gear up for their holiday sales.
It's best to pause your toy hunting and pick it up two weeks before Christmas when things take off again.Deals on the most desirable toys — like the Fabulous 15 from Toys "R" Us, or last year's popular remote-controlled BB-8 and Viewmaster VR — will continue to be sparse during the Black Friday season. That's not to say there won't be deals on the hottest toys of the holiday season; there will just be so few of them, and they'll sell out so quickly, that they'll be hard to come by.To add insult to injury, when there are deals on the season's hottest toys during the Black Friday season, they're pretty impressive: up to 60% off, in some cases. Last year that included Star Wars toys, Frozen dolls, and a random assortment of items from the Fabulous 15 list. But again, they come and go so fast it's hard to ensure that you snag one.If you want to take your chances, and think you can move quickly, the best time to find deals on the hottest toys is in the week leading up to Black Friday (though we wouldn't rule out Black Friday itself or Cyber Monday).
Historically, there have been one or two deals on those must-have toys on those days — and we literally mean "one or two deals." For the past several years, LEGO has offered the same "Brick" Friday discount: Up to 50% off a wide selection of sets, plus free shipping on all orders, plus a free limited edition holiday-themed set with orders of $99 or more — and we expect them to repeat this offer this year.This sale doesn't offer just one or two sets at half-off so they can claim "up to 50% off," either; LEGO reduces a ton of sets by 50%. This will truly be the best time to hunt for LEGO deals, not only during the Black Friday season, but all year. Even the "bad" deals are still 20% off.LEGO's "Brick Friday" sale will slash 50% off many different sets, making it the best time of the year to buy LEGOs.There will be other LEGO deals scattered throughout the season, but they'll mostly be on individual sets. Our recommendation is to wait on buying any LEGOs until you see what the Brick Friday sale has to offer.
If that doesn't appease you, there will be a resurgence in LEGO deals starting on Cyber Monday and continuing into that following week, when we typically see the highest volume of individual LEGO deals.Tabletop games, with all their bits and pieces, can be downright expensive! Luckily, our data indicates that Amazon will be the place to help you save some coin. Stay alert during Cyber Week (12/1 to 12/4), and expect the most bargains on popular titles like Ticket to Ride, Tokaido, Dominion, Pandemic, Munchkin, Betrayal at House on the Hill, and more.Over the course of the entire Black Friday season, Amazon will be the store to beat. Last year, it turned in 16% more toy deals than the next highest contender, Target, and we expect the same first-place performance this year. It should be pointed out that even though Target may come in second overall, it actually offered more deals during Black Friday week.Amazon will be the store to beat for toy deals. Last year, the site had 16% more toy deals than the runner up, Target.Last year, third place went to Walmart, which offered a third fewer deals than Target during the Black Friday season (and about 40% fewer deals than Amazon).