Kristie A

I still like going out on Thanksgiving night, but enjoy shopping much more from the comfort of my own couch. I always liked shopping at Target on Black Friday (when it opened on Friday) and Thanksgiving night. I think the concept of store maps was an excellent idea and the store by me is very organized. Every register is opened and there is someone directing the people in line which register # to go to. I will never go back to Walmart on Thanksgiving night. I was grabbed by a store associate on the shoulders as I picked up something on an end cap display which was not covered in shrink wrap. I didn't realize the sale hadn't started and he was very rude. It would have made no difference if I filed a complaint either.

Tuesday at midnight last year, they went live. And much better deals. They have no sheets on sale in the flyer, only bed sets. And no kids clothes? This ad is more electronics than I've seen and less clothes. Pretty disappointed.

1) Target 2) Both days, but Thanksgiving later on at night (Not 6pm opening) 3) My guess is they will put them up online beginning at noon on Thanksgiving Day

Costco has union employees. If they opened on Thanksgiving, they would be in the red. Last year, Kohl's started the bulk of their BF sales on Tuesday of that week online. Plus you were able to get the $ 15 Kohls cash. I did that and never set foot into the store. Plus I received everything exactly one week later.

Thanks to everyone who works day and night on this site. I use this site every week of the year, not just for Black Friday. The deals I get are remarkable and I save boat loads of money. So if no one says it, I will. Thank you.

I certainly won't be shopping at Sears. Their 2014 BF ad is horrible. The layout starts on the first few pages for appliances. People are looking for stellar deals on electronics and clothing, not dishwashers. The entire layout is very bad.

Does this mean EVERYTHING listed in the flyer goes on sale tomorrow included what was listed as exclusive BF items?