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Toy Sale Dates for Upcoming Toy Sales in 2025

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Last Updated: March 25, 2025

Looking for Supermarket Toy Sale Dates? Our Toy Sales Calendar Reveals all the Upcoming UK Toy Sale Dates for 2025, so that you can be ready to bag a bargain (or two).

Retailers include Argos, Smyths Toys, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Aldi, Sainsbury’s, and more.

Toy Sales are one of the best ways for parents to stock up on presents for  Children’s birthdays and Christmas.  Offers include Half Price toys & 342 toy offers at High Street Retailers, as well as the ever popular supermarket Toy sales.

Toy Sale Dates 2025

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ASDA Toy Sale Date 2025

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The popular event, which sees the prices of popular toys slashed by up to 50%, is held once each year, always mid-September. To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our ASDA Toy Sales Calendar here

Next Predicted Date: Monday 8th September 2025

ASDA Toy Sale


Morrisons Toy Sale Date 2025

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Next predicted Date: Monday 29th September 2025

Morrisons has two toy sales per year.  One in early October then a further one in November.

To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our Morrisons Toy Sales Calendar here

Morrisons Toy Sale


Tesco Toy Sale Date 2025

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NOW ON: Monday, 24th March 2025

Tesco has two main Toy sales per year, one in Late March/early April ready for Easter and one in September which tends to last the entire month (with the occasional December sale thrown in to get rid of stock if needed).

To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our Tesco Toy Sales Calendar here

Tesco Toy Sale


ALDI Toy Sale Date 2025

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As part of their Specialbuys deals, Aldi holds one special toy event in stores across the country in time for Christmas, which lasts around a week.

To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our ALDI Toy Sales Calendar here

Next Predicted Date Thursday 18th September 2025

ALDI Toy Sale


Argos Toy Sale Date currentyear

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With Argos’ famous 342 Toy sale ditched for 2 years in a row and the crazy codes event being a huge flop, the retailer has now opted for an annual half price toy sale.

To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our Argos Toy Sales Calendar here

Next Predicted Date: Wednesday 10th September 2025

Argos Toy Sale


Sainsbury’s Toy Sale Date 2025

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The popular toy sale, which sees prices slashed by up to 50%, is held once each year, always mid-October, and is one of the best toy sales pre-Christmas.

To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our Sainsbury’s Toy Sale Calendar here

Next Predicted Date: Wednesday 22nd October 2025

Sainsbury’s Toy Sale


Smyths Toys Sale Date 2025

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Smyths Toys currently offers three main sale/voucher dates in September, October, and November.

To view our full information, tips and previous dates visit our Smyths Toys Sales Calendar here

Next Predicted Voucher Event Date: Tuesday 18th November 2025

Next Predicted Sale Date: Friday 3rd October 2025

Smyths Toys Sale


Toy Sale Tips

Swipe your Rewards Card

If your chosen retailer has a loyalty scheme, remember to swipe your card to get the available points. Check out the best supermarket loyalty cards in 2025

Reserve Online

Argos no longer allows customers to reserve for free and Smyths Toys disable their reservation system 24 hours before a sale or code is due to go live.

So reserving items ready for the sale is unfortunately no longer an option at most retailers. Although, Supermarkets will honour the sale price, Tesco, Morrisons, and ASDA are good for this.

Check Stock Availability Online

You should check stock availability online where possible. You still want to get there pretty early though if shopping in-store, as there’s no saying the items you want won’t be purchased by the time you get there.

Particularly if they’re popular items. If shopping online, set an alarm and get check at 12pm and again around 5am.

Follow us to be the first to know

Whenever a toy sale goes live, we post it on our socials. We post around 2/3 days before it’s due to go live which gives you plenty of time to reserve your items the day before.

You can follow us on our Facebook page, or our Facebook GroupX, and Instagram.

Get there Early!

Toy events are popular and stock can differ greatly from store to store, with so many bargains to be had, shoppers are queuing on day one ready to fill their trolleys.

So make sure you know your local store’s opening times, and be first through the doors.

Keep Track of your Purchases

Easily stop Christmas gift over-spending by keeping track of your purchases throughout the year, who it was for, and how much you have spent with our FREE Christmas Gift List Planner which will keep you focused and on budget.

Look for Extra Savings

Always remember to check if you can get cashback on any online purchases by using popular cashback sites such as Quidco and Topcashback to earn you a few £££s back on your Smyths Toys purchases.

 

You might also like: Earn Money While You Shop Online With Cashback Sites

 

If you have any additional questions or inside info on any of the above Toy Sale dates that you would like to share with us, please let us know in the comments below…

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Claire is the UK's #1 'Online Shopping Expert', known for creating sale date tracking to reveal UK sale dates so her followers are first to know when the next sale is due to land for their favourite stores. Featured in major news outlets and TV shows such as 'This Morning', 'The Times Money Mentor' 'Closer magazine, 'The Guardian' and many more for her viral 'Kids Eat Free' and 'Supermarket 25% off Wine Deal Dates' promotions she features.

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