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Macy’s Is Teaming With Toys “R” Us For The Upcoming Holiday Season

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Macy’s and Toys “R” Us are partnering for the upcoming holiday season. Starting at the end of July and continuing through October 15, Macy’s will open a section of each of its stores for exclusive Toys R Us merchandise.

In 2021, Macy’s opened Toys ”R” Us shops in select stores across the country. This year, the popular department store will open a Toys “R” Us in all of its stores.

The Toys “R” Us shops will range from 1,000 square feet in some of its stores to 10,000 square feet at Macy’s flagship stores in eight major U.S. Cities.

“Macy’s cannot wait to bring the Toys“R”Us experience to life in our stores,” said Nata Dvir, Macy’s chief merchandising officer, in a release. “We hope Toys”R”Us kids of all ages discover the joy of exploration and play within our shops and families create special memories together. The customer response to our partnership with Toys“R”Us has been incredible and our toy business has seen tremendous growth.”

Locally, Macy’s has a store on the Peninsula at Patrick Henry Mall on Jefferson Avenue in Newport News.

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