Black Friday 2015: Ads Released, Leaked For Kohl’s, Target, Sam’s Club, Meijer, JCPenney
Black Friday 2015 is inching closer each day and many shoppers are getting their game plans ready. More and more stores are starting to release their big ads, while others have been leaking online, and it’s been a busy weekend for the upcoming holiday season. Kohl’s, Target, Sam’s Club, Staples, JCPenney, Meijer, and others have all seen their Black Friday ads land online in the past couple days.
One of the most coveted Black Friday ads each year comes from Target, and the 2015 ad just leaked online — all 40 pages of it. Best Black Friday has every single page posted, so you can sift through all of them, but here are some of the best deals you’re going to find in it.
- Westinghouse 55? 1080p LED HDTV- $249.99
- Beats Solo Headphones (Assorted Colors)- $96.99
- Free Target Gift Card w/ Purchase of iPad mini, iPad Air, or Apple Watch
- Apple TV- 25% Off
- Disney Infinity 3.0 and Skylanders SuperChargers Starter Packs (Assorted) – $34.99
- Xbox One 500GB Gears of War Bundle w/ $60 Target Gift Card – $299.99
There are some deals which are available online right now through Target’s Black Friday sale, but not for long. The stores will open at 6 p.m. on Thanksgiving evening, and that is when the ad prices begin. They are set to run through Nov. 28.
Oddly enough, Kohl’s ad this year is the exact same number of pages as last year’s, and they’re going to be one of the stores open on Thanksgiving. A combination Thanksgiving and Black Friday sale will begin at 6 p.m. on Thursday with doorbusters running until 1 p.m. on Friday.
Another big-time retailer released their Black Friday 2015 ad on Monday and that’s JCPenney, which will start things at 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day and run through all day on Friday. Thursday through Monday, shoppers can also shop online and get free shipping on orders over $49.
Best Black Friday has ad scans of the huge 72-page JCPenney ad, so take your time and look through everything. All deals are while merchandise lasts, so don’t miss out by waiting too long. Here are just some of the best deals you’ll find.
- Pinnacle Hardside Luggage (Any Size) – $39.99
- Women’s Boots – $19.99
- Crosley Cruiser 3-Speed Portable Turntable- $49.99
- Holiday Trim & Decor- 60% Off
- Select Small Kitchen Appliances – $7.99
- Home Decor- 50% – 60% Off
- Biddeford Twin or Full Heated Blanket (Assorted)- $29.99
- Leila or Marika Comforter Sets (Any Size)- $17.99
Deals are on laptops, toys, home goods, and there’s a great deal on a Vizio 58? Class 4K Ultra HD Smart TV for just $698.
One of the biggest reasons that Sam’s Club has few pages in their Black Friday ad each year is because of another sale they run. Best Black Friday also has the six-page ad scans for their Pre-Black Friday sale, which also has great TV deals, other electronics, and jewelry.
Meijer is another one of those stores that likes to give multiple sales to their customers. It gives them a chance to not miss out on things that may sell out over a period of three days and let them pick and choose from other great bargains.
Check out the ad scans below for the three great sales that Meijer will be having. One of them includes a PlayStation 4 system bundle with Uncharted for just $299.99, plus shoppers receive a $50 Meijer gift card.
- Meijer Thanksgiving Day 2015 sale ad
- Meijer Black Friday 2015 sale ad
- Meijer Day After Black Friday 2015 sale ad
There is another big ad that was released recently, but it was for a store of a different sort. Yes, office supply stores can have great bargains, too, and Brad’s Black Friday revealed all 20 pages of the Staples’ Black Friday ad for 2015. Laptops at 50 percent off and tablets for less than $60 are just some of the great deals you can snag without much of a crowd.
Black Friday 2015 is coming soon, and the ads have really started to roll out. It’s only a matter of time until the ads for Walmart, Best Buy, Kmart, and some other key retailers are out there for all to see. The leaks and releases of ads for Target, Kohl’s, Meijer, Sam’s Club, and Staples mean it’s getting real.
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