You have options, but they start fading closer to dinner time.
A shopper pushes her cart by the Butterball turkeys that were discounted at Walmart in Dallas at LBJ Freeway and Midway Road in Dallas. Walmart will close all of its U.S. stores again this year on Thanksgiving Day.The fear of waking up on Thanksgiving morning without a key ingredient that goes into the feast is real. And guests don’t like to arrive empty-handed.
Some workers volunteer for the Thanksgiving duty for the extra hourly pay, a different day off and maybe a little break from family in from out of town. Thanks to changes stemming from the pandemic, Walmart’s Supercenters are no longer open overnight either. Most of them will close at 11 p.m. Wednesday.
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