Disney Store Black Friday Deals launch Midnight with an additional 20% off

Nov 18 2008, 8:53am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Disney Stores announce the kick off of Black Friday at midnight in 100 stores across the nation. All other Disney stores open at 5am. All stores will offer an additional 20 percent off almost everything (except Media, electronics, gift cards, theme park passports, Disney Dollars, and shipping charges), including already low one-day only pricing, from opening hours until 10 a.m.

Disney has some real hot brands and franchises these days that drive tons of gift purchases for kids. Disney Stores will have stocked up this Thanksgiving weekend, Disney Store has stocked up on toys and gifts inspired by High School Musical 3: Senior Year, Hannah Montana, WALL E, Tinker Bell and Disney Fairies, Disney Princess, Club Penguin, Disney Pixar Cars, and Disney’s newest animated feature film Bolt.
Of course do not forget to compare prices of Disney gear on Amazon.com and Wal-mart.
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