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A BRITISH supermarket chain will launch a huge 50 per cent off toy sale from tomorrow.

The sale gives families a chance to nab a bargain before Christmas.

Asda‘s Big Toy Rollback event is set to return for another year.

The event will run from Monday, September 7 until Tuesday, September 29.

Shoppers have a chance to score discounts on big brands, including Barbie and Hot Wheels.

Elsewhere, a Duckalooz Multipack will scan for £12.50 instead of £25.30, and a George Hapello Beany Bunch will cost £6.50 down from £13.96.

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A Wooden Toy Activity Table will also scan for 30 per cent off, with the price knocked down to £28 during this event only.

The annual promotion will run for around three weeks, before prices revert back.

The discounts will run in Asda stores and online, so you have a chance to browse and order from the comfort of your own home.

Plenty of retailers start Christmas sales early, so you can actually snap up a bargain before December 25.

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For example, in October, both Sainsbury’s and Smyths Toys also tend to hold their toy sales, with Sainsbury’s slashing prices by almost 50 per cent.

If there is one particular toy you have got your eye on, it is always worth shopping around to find the best price.

You should keep an eye out for deals on Black Friday, which typically takes place towards the end of November.

All predicted dates for Christmas toy sales 2026

Aldi – October 25, 2026

Argos – September 9, 2026

B&M – December 4, 2026

Morrisons – October 5, 2026

Sainsbury’s – October 21, 2026

Smyths – October 21, 2026

Tesco – September 14, 2026


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