30 Memorial Day Deals and Discounts
Memorial Day deals and discounts are here, as the long weekend gets underway. Find bargains on dozens of items from Amazon, Costco, Best Buy, Target and more.
Memorial Day weekend is here, and in honor of the three-day weekend, many big brands and retailers are offering deals and discounts on a variety of great products.
Memorial Day itself is on Monday, May 27th. It's a federal holiday to honor the people who died while serving in the U.S. military. But the three-day holiday weekend has become a time for friends and family to get together and watch movies, barbecue or just relax. For some people, it symbolically represents the start of summer.
Memorial Day weekend is also a great time to snag “too-good-to-be-true” deals — some up to 80% off — on patio furniture, laptops, TVs, pizza ovens and more.
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We put together a list of 30 great deals to get your shopping going this holiday weekend.
Amazon
- Sleep Innovations Shiloh 12 Inch Memory Foam Mattress, King Size. Was $519.99. Save 25%. Now $389.99.
- Bissell Little Green Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner. Was $164.79. Save 24%. Now $124.79.
- Apple iPad Air (5th Generation). Was $599. Take 33% off. Now $399.
- Traeger Grills Pro Series 22 Electric Wood Pellet Grill and Smoker. Was $499.99. Take 22% off. Now $389.
- VEVOR Office Adjustable Desk Chair. Was $186.67. Save 16%. Now $156.83.
- Ring Battery Doorbell Plus. Was $149.99. Save 20%. Now $119.99.
- DEWALT 20V MAX Cordless Drill and Impact Driver. Was $239. Save 42%. Now $139.
Costco
- Thomasville Dillard Accent Chair with Storage Ottoman. Was $599. Save $100. Now $499.
- OVE Decors Sienna Oval Daybed. Was $1299.99. Save $300. Now $999.99.
- Casper Cooling Select 12" Memory Foam Mattress. Was $549.99. Save $110. Now $439.99.
- LG gram 16" Intel Evo Platform TouchScreen Laptop. Was $999.99. Save $250. Now $749.99.
- Dyson Purifier Cool TP7C Purifying Tower Fan. Was $579.99. Save $180. Now $399.99.
- Gorilla Playset. Was $1499.99. Save $400. Now $1099.99.
- Kirkland Signature Pet Bed. Was $49.99. Save $10. Now $39.99.
Walmart
- Midea Portable Air Conditioner. Was $360. Save $162. Now $198.00
- Tripcomp 3 Piece Luggage Set. Was $399.99. Save $310. Now $89.99
- PowerSmart Gas Lawn Mower. Was $459.99. Save $121.10. Now $338.89.
- Slsy Folding Lounge Chair for Pool or Patio Sunbathing. Was $135. Save $46.68. Now $88.32
- Hearth & Harbor Reversible Cooling Pillow (2-pack). Was $226. Save $173.01. Now $52.99.
Target
- Yaheetech Folding Adirondack Garden Chair. Was $102.99. Save 33%. Now $68.99.
- Rosy Soil Potting Soil. Was $19.99. Save 10%. Now $17.99.
- Thermacell Rechargeable Mosquito Repeller. Was $39.99. Now $29.99 with deals and Target Circle.
- Greenworks POWERALL 21" Self-Propelled Mower. Was $382.99. Save 10%. Now $344.69.
- Ray Padula InfiniFlo 100ft Garden Hose. Was $36.99. Save 30%. Now $25.89.
Bed, Bath & Beyond
- Spin to win. From 5% to 17% off your entire order. Or, get $30 off dozens of items.
- 36 Piece Flat Top Griddle Accessories. Was $39.42. Now $37.06.
- Grillfest Pizza Oven 12" & 13" sizes. Was $78.82. Save 25%. Now $59.39
Best Buy
- Save up to $200 on select Apple MacBooks
- 2nd generation Apple AirPods. Was $129.99. Now $79.99
- LG - 65" Class G3 Series OLED Smart webOS TV. Was $2599.99. Now $2299.99
And oh, so much more.
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