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Long Lines in Miami-Dade Malls Signal Black Friday Frenzy

Saturday, November 30, 2024 by Edward Lopez

Black Friday, a highly anticipated event for shopping enthusiasts, kicked off in Miami with extensive lines forming early on November 29 at major shopping centers in South Florida. Both locals and international tourists were drawn by the substantial deals and wide range of products available.

Stores adjusted their hours for this special occasion, welcoming thousands of shoppers lured by steep discounts on technology, clothing, appliances, and more. At the Dolphin Mall in Miami-Dade County, doors opened early, yet long queues had already formed well in advance. Images shared by América Tevé showcased a significant crowd eager to seize the bargains.

In response to the high turnout, local authorities implemented extra security measures in stores and malls to prevent incidents and ensure a safe shopping experience. Alongside physical stores, online giants like Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart offered exclusive online promotions, enabling many to shop from the comfort of their homes.

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Other shopping centers in South Florida, such as Sawgrass Mills in Sunrise, boasted discounts in over 350 outlet stores, while Dolphin Mall in Sweetwater provided additional discounts on already reduced items. Retailers like Home Depot, Lowe’s, Macy’s, Target, and Best Buy opened as early as 6 a.m. to accommodate eager shoppers.

Among Walmart's standout offers were: $329 for an Apple iWatch Series 10, $154 for Apple AirPods, and $24 for Apple AirTags. This Black Friday not only solidified its status as the most significant shopping day in the United States but also signaled the start of the holiday season.

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