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The Entire List Of Toys “R” Us Store Closings in the United States

by Zack Walkter

Published January 30, 2018

Toys R Us is set to close around 20% of its retail stores across the country this year. The move comes after the company filed for bankruptcy protection in September. CNBC reports that Dave Brandon, the company’s chairman, and CEO, confirmed the news in a letter to customers.

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In bankruptcy documents, the company blames increased competition and a shift to customers shopping online. They say they plan to close up to 182 underperforming stores, which make up around 6.9 million square feet of retail space.

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Along with closing locations, the company will also convert a number of locations into combination Toys R Us and Babies R Us stores. They expect the store closings to start in early February, and the majority of closing locations will shutter in mid-April. That means there will be deep discounts and deals at those closing stores this spring. Toys R Us will continue to honor registries, warranties, and loyalty programs, and will sell and accept gift cards as usual.

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Toys R Us isn’t alone. Around three dozen retailers sought bankruptcy protection last year due in large part to a radical shift in consumer behavior, both in where they shop, and what they buy. Some of the companies that have gone under have been small, but there are also big retailers on the list, like Payless Shoe Source, Gymboree, and True Religion jeans.

Here’s the full list of stores that may close:

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ALABAMA

Tuscaloosa, 2600 McFarland Blvd. East

Birmingham, 335 Summit Boulevard

ARIZONA

Yuma, 801 W. 32nd Street

Paradise Valley, 12801 North Tatum Blvd.

Scottsdale, 9139 Indian Bend Rd.

Tucson, 4619 N. Oracle Rd.

Scottsdale, 7000 E. Mayo Blvd.

Mesa, US 60 and Signal Butte Rd.

ARKANSAS

Little Rock, 2616 S. Shackleford Rd.

Fort Smith, 5609-E Rogers Ave.

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CALIFORNIA

Indio, 42500 Jackson St.

Simi Valley, 1189 Simi Town Ctr Way

Santa Clarita, 26573 Carl Boyer Dr.

Covina, 960 Lakes Drive

Puente Hills, 1600 S. Azusa Ave.

Brea, 2575 E. Imperial Highway

Westminster, 530 Westminster Mall

Torrance, 20120 Hawthorne Blvd.

Riverside, 2550 Canyon Springs Pkwy S.

Yuba City, 700 “A” Onstott Rd.

Folsom, 2785 E. Bidwell St.

Pinole, 1330 Fitzgerald

Pittsburg, 4505 Century Blvd.

San Rafael, 600 Francisco Blvd.

Brentwood, 5461 Lone Tree Way

Fairfield, 1400 Gateway Blvd.

Emeryville, 3938 Horton

East San Jose, 2179 Monterey Hwy.

San Jose, Almade865 Blossom Hill Road

Fresno, 3520 W. Shaw Ave.

Union City, 31250 Court House Drive

Stockton, 10640 Trinity Pkwy.

Santa Ana, 3900 Bristol St.

Corona, 3665 Grand Oaks CA

Mission Bay, 1240 W. Morena Blvd.

Mira Mesa, 8181 Mira Mesa Blvd.

Vista, 1990 University Drive

COLORADO

Aurora, 1150 S. Ironton

CONNECTICUT

North Haven, 376 North Universal Drive

Waterbury, 275 Union St.

Newington, 3491 Berlin Turnpike

Manchester, 169 Hale Road

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