Toys R Us Opens first new store in the US since Bankruptcy

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Grow up no more Toys R us kids! Toys R us is revived!
Toys R Us is opening their first new US store since the 2018 bankruptcy at Westfield Garden State Plaza in Paramus, New Jersey just in time for the holiday season. A second location is expected to open next week at The Galleria in Houston. 
The new store has a treehouse in the middle and many toys on display for kids to play with in different sections for each brand and genre and it has kiosks where you can order items online from Toys R Us' online store.


From what I saw online, the new store is so cool. 7 year old me would love it 😂. Anyways, I'm glad to see the Toys R Us brand being revived in the US. Jopefully it will last this time.
Until next post, 
DZ 
Source: Fox59

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