Big W announces the date of its MASSIVE Toy Mania sale for 2022 – as smart moms prepare to buy big and get all their Christmas shopping done
- Big W has revealed that the annual Toy Mania sale will be held online from June 14th
- The retailer’s retail sale begins across Australia on Thursday, June 16
- This year Toy Mania offers more than 1,300 toys with up to 50% off
BIG W has previewed Australia’s most anticipated toy sales of the year – and it’s getting bigger and better than ever before.
Toy Mania draws huge crowds every year, with thousands of shoppers getting up at the crack of dawn to grab the bargains, while parents load their shopping carts to get their kids’ Christmas presents six months early.
And this year will be no exception, as the retailer will launch online sales on Tuesday, June 14 from 7 a.m., followed by stores on Thursday, June 16.
This mom (pictured) revealed that she “studied the catalog” every year so she knew exactly what she was getting for her kids for Christmas and the best time to get to Big W.


Devoted parents have loaded their shopping carts with a mountain of toys worth thousands of dollars over the past few years at BIG W
Shoppers can expect huge savings on more than 1,300 toys, with prices slashed by up to 50 percent on some of the most popular toys on the market — including nostalgic Lego sets from ’90 years of play’ and Barbie’s jet plane.
To help families manage their Christmas budget, BIG W has payment solutions including Afterpay and Zip Pay, as well as the ability to earn Everyday Rewards points
The retailer expects the new Jurassic Park range to be very popular and has reduced the price of the ‘Extreme Damage T-Rex’ from $39 to just $16.
Sales have seen a huge flood of toys in recent years, with parents desperate to cut the cost of Christmas without having to give their kids fewer gifts.
Parents have previously been seen pushing overloaded carts down the aisles after loading up on the year’s hottest toys.
Now Big W also offers online ordering with delivery, contactless pick-up and direct-to-boat services.


Lego sets and Jurassic Park toys are expected to gain popularity this year, retailer said
The average Australian parent spends $300 per child at Christmas, with teenagers having the most expensive gifts.
According to Canstar research, Victorian parents are the most generous when it comes to gift-giving, followed by moms and dads in NSW.
Big W will be sharing the full catalog on June 6 to give parents time for the iconic annual sale.
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