Meijer is offering top toys and gifts for the holiday season at lower prices and is sending out its annual Holiday Toy Guide to mailboxes across the Midwest.
From new LEGO sets and Barbies to the latest technology from Apple, PlayStation and Nintendo, the nostalgic catalog-style guide leads with gifts at a value, including categories under $10, $20 and $30.
“We know families are busy and budgets are stretched, so we are focused on keeping prices low and making it easy for parents to get amazing gifts for everyone on their list,” said Becky Bronkema, VP of hardlines at Meijer. “Meijer is truly a one-stop shop for the holidays, providing convenience and value while still bringing that joy and magic to families.”
In addition, the retailer is bringing back its Santa Bucks coupons during select weeks in November and December, as well as double mPerks on toys through Nov. 4.
Top Toys for 2025 include: LEGO Botanicals Happy Plants; Wonderfully You 18-inch dolls; Play-Doh Barbie Designer Fashion Show, an 80th Anniversary Barbie and Holiday Ken and a Barbie Advent calendar; Stitch gifts from the new live-action Disney movie, “Lilo and Stitch”; Tonies Toniebox 2 Ms. Rachel Starter Set; Jurassic World Villain Dino; and Fuggler Plush.
Top Tech Gifts for 2025 include: Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Apple AirPods Pro 3 and iPad A16.
Customers can find the retailer’s digital Holiday Toy Guide online at meijer.com. Charitable organizations can get 10 percent off on gift purchases of $100 or more by showing their W-9 at the customer service desk.
In addition, Meijer features a wide selection of apparel for all ages, shoes, the latest electronics and a range of home goods. Shoppers also can find specialty food items and gift baskets.
About Meijer
Meijer is a privately owned, family-operated retailer that serves customers at more than 500 supercenters, grocery stores, neighborhood markets and express locations throughout the Midwest. It is consistently recognized as a Great Place to Work and annually donates at least 6 percent of its profit to communities.
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