Morrisons launches huge half price toy sale that’s perfect for buying Christmas presents
MORRISONS has launched a mega toy sale just in time for the Christmas present buying season.
The retailer is offering up to half price off on items ranging from a Peppa pig playhouse to a Cocomelon musical bedtime JJ doll.
Customers can find discounts on top brands including Barbie, Hot Wheels and Fisher Prices.
The sale is on in Morrisons stores only - you won't find the discounts online.
The supermarket has 497 stores nationwide and the toys on sale can be found in 423 selected supermarkets. You can find your nearest using its
David Catton, toy buyer at Morrisons, said: “We’re reducing the price of our toys now to help customers spread the cost of the festive season and tick off some important jobs."
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The products on sale include a Hot Wheels racing set down from £65 to £32.50 - a saving of 50%.
And you can pick up a Super Mario Kart radio control set for £27.50, half off the usual price of £55.
Meanwhile, there's a Play-Doh creations super colourful cafe playset on sale for £33 down from £50.
Of course, it's always worth comparing prices when looking to buy any product.
Even though it's on sale, it might be cheaper elsewhere, especially in the run up to Christmas when lots of retailers have sales.
For example, Morrisons is selling the Super Mario Kart radio control car for £27.50, but we found it on sale for £25, which is £2.50 cheaper.
Here are our five top picks from the sale and whether we could find them for cheaper elsewhere.
Peppa Pig's wooden playhouse
- Was: £105, Now: £52.50, Save: £52
Hot Wheels racing set
- Was: £65, Now: £32.50, Save: £32.50
Barbie remote controlled car
- Was: £40, Now: £26.50, Save: £13.50
It comes after Aldi released four Fortnum and Mason-esque Christmas hampers.
The retailer has also slashed 5p off every litre of fuel if you spend £40 in-store.
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Tesco also launched a toy sale with products available from yesterday, October 3.
And Argos shoppers were left furious after they spotted toys in its sale for double the price of Smyths.