"Target said in November that it is extending store hours from 7 a.m. to midnight in the weeks leading up to December 23, and from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Christmas Eve before closing for Christmas Day. During those operating hours - including Christmas Eve - Target says customers can get orders within two hours via curbside or in-store pickup, or opt for same-day delivery for a $9.99 fee (or free for Circle360 members)."
"Walmart has also been leaning hard into establishing itself as one of the fastest ways to get anything from barbecue sauce to Barbie dolls - and it's only getting faster. The retail giant hasn't made a Christmas-specific delivery announcement yet, but last year it promised to fulfill express delivery orders placed as late as 4 p.m. local time on Christmas Eve."
Major retailers are expanding ultrafast fulfillment and pickup options to accommodate last-minute holiday shoppers, with deliveries available as late as Christmas Eve. Target extended store hours and offers two-hour curbside or in-store pickup plus same-day delivery for $9.99 or free for Circle360 members. Amazon will mark eligible listings with "Arrives before Christmas" beginning December 9 and will fulfill items via delivery or 25,000 pickup locations, including gift-wrapping for some items. Walmart emphasized fast store-based fulfillment, previously accepting express orders as late as 4 p.m. on Christmas Eve and reporting rapid delivery times and increased fulfillment volume.
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