My experience was — dare I say — pleasant. Got to my local Target an hour before their 8 a.m. opening. There were reports that this location was going to get a large shipment (like over 150 units) and this information proved correct. They were already giving out tickets to folks in line and just asked that everyone who had a ticket to be back in line about 10 minutes to 8. Last ticket was given out around 7:30. The guy working the line was very communicative and kept emphasizing everyone to be chill and that if you had a ticket, you wouldn't be shut out. Everyone was led into the store when it opened in orderly fashioned, they had 5 registers opening just ringing up SNES Minis and I was on the subway on my way to work by around 8:15.
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Re: Poll: A Retro Quest - Were You Able to Buy a Super NES Classic Edition / SNES Mini?
My experience was — dare I say — pleasant. Got to my local Target an hour before their 8 a.m. opening. There were reports that this location was going to get a large shipment (like over 150 units) and this information proved correct. They were already giving out tickets to folks in line and just asked that everyone who had a ticket to be back in line about 10 minutes to 8. Last ticket was given out around 7:30. The guy working the line was very communicative and kept emphasizing everyone to be chill and that if you had a ticket, you wouldn't be shut out. Everyone was led into the store when it opened in orderly fashioned, they had 5 registers opening just ringing up SNES Minis and I was on the subway on my way to work by around 8:15.