Smyths Toys Boxing Day sale is back with the best deals

Smyths toys is just one of many UK retailers participating in the Boxing Day sale. The shops scattered throughout the UK and Ireland offer toys from 0-18 months to aged 12+. Anyone not sure what to get their younger relatives will be sure to find something in the store. 

Get ahead on next year’s toy shopping and get the best deals today.

When is the Smyths Toys Boxing Day sale?

Smyths Toys Boxing Day sale began on December 26 and will end when the store is out of stock. 

The store has stocked up on toys and they are offering Boxing Day discounts on a select few.

Smyths Toys Boxing Day sale deals 

The Smyths Boxing Day sale is offering hundreds of discounts on popular toys and has advertised a ‘Baby Sale’ on the website. 

Any future or current parents can find essentials with huge price drops. For example, pram sets which used to cost £599.99 are now just £399.99.

You can even find deals on beds for toddlers which have reduced by £5 to £59.99.

But the bargains extend beyond baby items and across the whole store. Gaming accessories have huge deals and select toys have reduced prices.

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Smyths Toys Boxing Day sale delivery 

Smyths Toys is currently offering free delivery on all orders over £20, or you can use the free click and collect option to get your items within 2 hours. 

To find the nearest Smyths store you can use the store locator on their website. 

When is the next Smyth Toy sale

Fortunately, those who miss out on the Smyths Boxing Day sale won’t have to wait long until the next big sale. 

Smyths Toys is holding a New Years Day sale, and if it’s anything like this one, there’s sure to be some bargains. 

Anyone who misses both will have to wait a few months until the Good Friday sale in April 2023.

Jessica Hamilton

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