Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 10:50PM CDT
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Every year at the beginning of July Australian retail stores begin their annual toy sales.
Starting from Midnight tonight, Thursday the 2nd of July both Big W and Kmart retail chains will begin their sales, with store not opening at midnight, opening early Thursday morning, and staying open for extended hours.
Big W has multiple Transformers figures for sale, their prices (in $AU) are below:
Transformers toy items:
Movie Scout - $12.38 (save $3.50)
Movie Deluxe - $18.93 (save $6)
Movie Voyager - $36.62 (save $12)
Movie Leader - $67.73 (save $21)
Ultimate Bumblebee - $98 (save $14)
Gravity Bots - $18.93 (save $5.73)
Fast Action Battlers - $18.93 (save $5.73)
Power Bots - $36.62 (save $12)
Bumblebee Roleplay Cannon - $53.88 (save $5)
Bumblebee Roleplay Helmet - $53.88 (save $5)
Cybertron/Universe 5-pack - $67.73 (save $20.27)
Universe Legends 5-pack - $27.98 (no saving)
Star Wars Transformers - $26.84 (save $7)
Kmart's Transformers Sale prices include:
Ultimate Bumblebee - $88 (save $111)
Bumblebee Helmet - $59 (save $20)
Bumblebee Cannon - $59 (save $20)
Legends - $5 (save $2)
Robot Heroes - $10
Scouts - $13 (save $3)
Deluxe - $22 (save $7)
Leaders - $70
Animated Supreme Rollout Out Optimus Prime - $55 (save $68)
As well as savings on other Transformers merchandise including stationary and console games.
Other retailers, including Target and Myer, will also be having their toy sales over the coming weeks, with Myer having a competition to win a Gold Lucky Draw Optimus Prime, as we reported earlier.
So to all those Transformers Fans based in Australia, happy hunting!
Starting from Midnight tonight, Thursday the 2nd of July both Big W and Kmart retail chains will begin their sales, with store not opening at midnight, opening early Thursday morning, and staying open for extended hours.
Big W has multiple Transformers figures for sale, their prices (in $AU) are below:
Transformers toy items:
Movie Scout - $12.38 (save $3.50)
Movie Deluxe - $18.93 (save $6)
Movie Voyager - $36.62 (save $12)
Movie Leader - $67.73 (save $21)
Ultimate Bumblebee - $98 (save $14)
Gravity Bots - $18.93 (save $5.73)
Fast Action Battlers - $18.93 (save $5.73)
Power Bots - $36.62 (save $12)
Bumblebee Roleplay Cannon - $53.88 (save $5)
Bumblebee Roleplay Helmet - $53.88 (save $5)
Cybertron/Universe 5-pack - $67.73 (save $20.27)
Universe Legends 5-pack - $27.98 (no saving)
Star Wars Transformers - $26.84 (save $7)
Kmart's Transformers Sale prices include:
Ultimate Bumblebee - $88 (save $111)
Bumblebee Helmet - $59 (save $20)
Bumblebee Cannon - $59 (save $20)
Legends - $5 (save $2)
Robot Heroes - $10
Scouts - $13 (save $3)
Deluxe - $22 (save $7)
Leaders - $70
Animated Supreme Rollout Out Optimus Prime - $55 (save $68)
As well as savings on other Transformers merchandise including stationary and console games.
Other retailers, including Target and Myer, will also be having their toy sales over the coming weeks, with Myer having a competition to win a Gold Lucky Draw Optimus Prime, as we reported earlier.
So to all those Transformers Fans based in Australia, happy hunting!
Credit(s): Kmart, Big W, OTCA Boards
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Re: Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight (946050)
Posted by Aussie348 on July 1st, 2009 @ 12:29am CDT
Posted by Aussie348 on July 1st, 2009 @ 12:29am CDT
That is quite cool, especially with the legends figures where have to pay 5 AUD instead of 5 USD 
. It's quite the bargain with the legends figures.
. It's quite the bargain with the legends figures.
Re: Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight (946128)
Posted by LiKwid on July 1st, 2009 @ 3:23am CDT
Posted by LiKwid on July 1st, 2009 @ 3:23am CDT
Dayum.. That's somewhat similar to what is going on in the states right now.. Target and TRU are having really good sales rightnow as well.. Even some local grocery stores are selling delxues for 7.99 USD.. The only retailer that isn't having a sale ( to my knowledge) is wal mart..
Re: Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight (946133)
Posted by Burn on July 1st, 2009 @ 3:33am CDT
Posted by Burn on July 1st, 2009 @ 3:33am CDT
So very annoying.
The nearest Big W is an hour away, not a place I can check regularly or use to lay-by things.
The only thing close is K-Mart and they're apparently not doing Christmas lay-by on TF's.
The nearest Big W is an hour away, not a place I can check regularly or use to lay-by things.
The only thing close is K-Mart and they're apparently not doing Christmas lay-by on TF's.
Re: Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight (946148)
Posted by i_amtrunks on July 1st, 2009 @ 4:55am CDT
It seems that Kmart are trying their best to drive people to other stores sales. No real savings no lay-buy on many larger products and a smaller range of products than previous years.
Posted by i_amtrunks on July 1st, 2009 @ 4:55am CDT
Burn wrote:The only thing close is K-Mart and they're apparently not doing Christmas lay-by on TF's.
It seems that Kmart are trying their best to drive people to other stores sales. No real savings no lay-buy on many larger products and a smaller range of products than previous years.
Re: Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight (946150)
Posted by Burn on July 1st, 2009 @ 5:12am CDT
Posted by Burn on July 1st, 2009 @ 5:12am CDT
To make matters worse I cashed in my rewards points to get a $50 K-Mart gift card specifically for this sale.
Here's hoping my Target Country ignores the majority of the Country stores and gets stock in the Country stores aren't suppose to get.
Here's hoping my Target Country ignores the majority of the Country stores and gets stock in the Country stores aren't suppose to get.
Re: Australian Toy Sales Start Tonight (946231)
Posted by Nightscreech on July 1st, 2009 @ 9:25am CDT
Posted by Nightscreech on July 1st, 2009 @ 9:25am CDT
The sales are awesome the only problem is every time i go in they never have any stock and you can forget about them having any of the deluxe models on the shelf, Perth alway seems to get the shortest straw.
