Thanksgiving Retail

Young Adults Support Turkey Day Store Openings

Young adults support retailers keeping stores open on Thanksgiving at higher rates than their older counterparts. According to a Morning Consult survey, about half of the people polled in generation Z, those who are between the ages of 18 and 21, wanted retailers to be open on Thanksgiving Day. By comparison only about a fifth of Boomers, those between the ages of 54 and 72, supported stores opening their doors on Thanksgiving.

It’s become increasingly common for stores to open their Black Friday deals on Thanksgiving, which always falls the Thursday before Black Friday in the United States. Some stores are bucking this trend, with 60 stores opting not to open on Thanksgiving.

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This chart shows the share of adults who support retailers keeping stores open on Thanksgiving.

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Consumer opinions on whether retail locations should remain closed on Thanksgiving Day in the United States in 2021
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Likelihood to shop on Thanksgiving among U.S. consumers in 2018, by age group
Likelihood of consumers in the United States shopping online on Thanksgiving as of October 2017, by age group
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Ways in which consumer aim to be responsible towards retail staff over Thanksgiving in the United States in 2020
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Consumers planning to shop during Thanksgiving weekend in the United States in 2022, by day and generation
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Consumer interest in shopping on Thanksgiving Day in the United States in 2021, by region (as an index)

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