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Boxing Day sales in Hobart 2018

Savvy shoppers: know what’s happening and when to make the most of these once-in-a-year price cuts.

Boxing Day sales are as much of a tradition as the Sydney to Hobart race.

This year, shoppers in Hobart won’t be disappointed. Retailers are already getting prepared to slash prices across a wide range of products. Read this guide to see the kind of shopping possibilities available.

Use the sales wisely and you could bag yourself the bargain of the year.

Where to shop the Boxing Day sales in Hobart

Whether it’s clothes, sportswear or electronics you’re after, Hobart’s range of shopping centres are sure to suit just about anyone’s needs (and wants!).

Can't wait? Check out these online sales now.

Centrepoint Hobart

With a range of over 35 specialty stores, underground parking and an abundance of cafes and restaurants to keep your energy up, Centrepoint Hobart is one of Hobart’s premier shopping destinations.

Trading hours: Select stores open only.

Eastlands

Eastlands is Tasmania’s largest shopping centre. It holds over 100 stores and nearly 1,500 parking spaces. Shoppers can pick from giant retailers and department stores to smaller more specialised retailers.

Trading hours: 9am–5pm

One City Centre

One City Centre is in the heart of Hobart and comprises of a myriad of lanes, arcades and pedestrian walkways flanked on all sides by any kind of retailer imaginable.

Trading hours: Most stores will stay open for Boxing Day but will likely keep different trading hours. Check with each store individually.

Northgate Shopping Centre

Northgate Shopping Centre welcomes shoppers with four hours of free parking, childcare facilities and over 70 retail stores.

Trading hours: 10am-4pm

Shopping online

The popularity of online shopping has exploded in recent years as more and more stores offer a convenient and user-friendly online shopping experience for their customers.

Staying at home to browse on Boxing Day can seem like a pretty tempting option. Online shoppers miss the crowds and might even benefit from early-bird sales.

Here are some of our best deals and sales available now

Rates last updated December 10th, 2018
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Tips and FAQs

What can you hope to buy on Boxing Day?

After the busy Christmas season, many people take the opportunity to get something special for themselves or get yearly investments out of the way. You can save money by buying big ticket items at heavily discounted prices on Boxing Day. Items that typically go on sale are clothes, computers and electrical wares.

How to get the most out of Boxing Day sales

    • Pick your focus. Do you need clothes, homewares or electronics? Make a note of the stores you plan on visiting based on the kind of products you will be shopping for. If you need a bit of everything, think about hitting the department stores first.
    • Do your research to find the best sales. Many stores (particularly online) start their Boxing Day sales early and many others will continue the sale period for a few days after. Research the stores you want to visit and find out their sale dates and trading hours.
    • Make a budget. Decide how much money you want to spend during the sales and stick to it.
    • Keep up your energy levels. Get a good sleep the night before and don’t forget to stop for breaks. Grab a coffee or a sandwich in between stores to refresh and take stock of your progress. Don’t forget to pack a bottle of water!

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Stephanie Yip

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Stef is the Travel Editor at finder.com.au and has been writing about travel for over a decade. She's visited over 50 countries and has had some incredible experiences, including hot air ballooning over Cappadocia, hitchhiking across Romania and seeing the Northern Lights (twice!). And while she’d never say no to a luxury escape, she's far more likely to stretch her travel dollars as far as they can go by keeping her ear to the ground for unbeatable travel bargains. And she'll tell you all about them, too! Stef has had articles featured on Travel Weekly, Escape and Hostelworld.

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