I am not much into the Lego's but if I remember Toys R Us had the biggest area with tons of Lego selections, much more so than any other store I have seen, isn't that right AC?
Toys 'R' Us Bankruptcy & Store Closings
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Toys r us has the biggest areas of EVERYTHING! My boys are going to be sooo disappointed. Our closest store has a GIANT Thomas and Friends aisle. If I remember right the Lego section is 3-4 aisles wide. They carry almost every current lego. It makes me sad!!! ?
The last Toys R Us I went to is closing down, it was mobbed. It took forever to purchase a new Adventures Thomas, there was 15 people waiting to purchase other things even when all the staff possible were tending the registers.
Something Toys R Us lacks is some sort of fail safe mechanism to prevent theft of smaller items a child might grab, I have seen aplenty of times a Thomas Take N Play set missing the trains included.
I AM NOT DEAD. Just inactive.
(03-09-2018, 01:11 PM)Super Wrote: I am not much into the Lego's but if I remember Toys R Us had the biggest area with tons of Lego selections, much more so than any other store I have seen, isn't that right AC? I read somewhere that the US operation owed Lego a huge amount for sets already supplied but not paid for, was either $30m or $300m can't remember which, but I thought at the time it explained the recent drop in Lego's profits if they are going to have to write a lot of that off. Probably also explains the relatively rubbish Lego selection in my local store last time I was there...
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(03-09-2018, 01:11 PM)Super Wrote: I am not much into the Lego's but if I remember Toys R Us had the biggest area with tons of Lego selections, much more so than any other store I have seen, isn't that right AC? Yes they did, more selection, and I think it depends on the area also. Target and Walmart carries a lot of Legos too. I was just at TRU during lunch break! It is bad when it is less than a mile away
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Interesting article on the toy industry and the liquidation of Toys R Us... http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-to...story.html
Quote from the article: Quote:Toys R Us is still the place where up-and-coming products get discovered. The retailer devotes so much of its space to toys — rather than the few aisles at Walmart and Target Corp. — it can take chances on new items and smaller suppliers. In many cases, a product is tested at Toys R Us for a season, then added to one of the mass-market chains.
Official...ALL stores in US and UK will close, will it be very long before the whole worlds stores go? I feel sorry for the 36,000 people who will lose their jobs especially the ones with have been with them for a long time. https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/toys-...52515.html
Quote:(Reuters) - Bankrupt Toys 'R' Us Inc is preparing to sell or close all 885 stores in its U.S. chain, risking up to 33,000 jobs, after failing to reach a deal to restructure billions of dollars in debt, a person familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
Ironically they are having a train sale in Australia, not much of interest though at my local store.
https://www.toysrus.com.au/toysrus-catal...9&pageNo=0
It's really too bad...NY Times Square was one of the most fantastic places on earth!
I will cherish that experience forever. RIP TrUS
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