Hudson's Bay Bringing back toys

[someguy99]

http://www.montrealgazette.com/busin...04&filter=5611

The Hudson's Bay is bring back their toy department. There are no specifics, does not specifically say transformers, but Hasbro is one of the brands returning. This also would not necessarily be more affordable but good news in the sense we have more shopping options/locations to go to. The Bay tends to be downtown where as Walmart and Toys R Us tend to be further out.

[Aernaroth]

No shit, let's see where this goes.

[victory_saber]

The toy section at Metrotown The Bay mainly consisted of Lego for the boys, Barbie/dolls for the girls, board games and interactive baby/toddler toys.

Pricing is retail TRU pricing, it's a start and an alternative for people who may not be near TRU.

[MULTIPLEX]

They should bring back Zellers.

[Janitor]

http://www.thebay.com/webapp/wcs/sto...kids/kids-toys

Yup! Surprisingly not out-to-lunch on prices

Originally Posted by MULTIPLEX

They should bring back Consumers Distributing.

Fixed.

[Darth Cylon]

Yap. I reported this at BC sightings thread too.

[Aernaroth]

Originally Posted by MULTIPLEX

They should bring back Zellers.

One still functions, and that is all I shall say on the matter.

[Tekkamanraiden]

Originally Posted by MULTIPLEX

They should bring back Zellers.

Except they like making money so I don't see that happening.

Nice to see The Bay giving this a try, be curious to see if they keep it past christmas.

[Darth Cylon]

Originally Posted by Tekkamanraiden

Except they like making money so I don't see that happening.

Nice to see The Bay giving this a try, be curious to see if they keep it past christmas.

Downtown Vancouver The Bay already decked out Xmas stuff to sell. Seriously...

[ConvoyGTR]

Toys are becoming less and less relevant as kids are moving sooner to video games and phones, so I find this a little surprising. I guess the holiday season is coming up and toys are still profitable for now.