What Are Dollar Tree’s Hours on Thanksgiving Day This Year?

Alexandra Foster
Alexandra FosterEditorial Assistant at The Kitchn
As the Editorial Assistant for The Kitchn, I cover groceries, news, trends, people, and culture. I have 5 years of experience in communications and an MA in Food Studies from NYU. I previously worked at Food Network, and for nonprofits advocating for food justice.
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published Nov 26, 2024
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I love a good Dollar Tree find. Every time I walk into my local store, I always browse the seasonal decor section and am met with an endless array of options. Not only do they have a ton to choose from, but you also simply can’t beat the prices. You can easily get everything you need, all while staying under budget. (Last year, I got the majority of my Christmas decorations from Dollar Tree, and no one would be the wiser.) 

In addition to decorative items, Dollar Tree also carries everything you need to host this Thanksgiving — from plates, to napkins, to serving platters — all while staying on-theme. 

So if this Thanksgiving you find yourself in a pinch, needing extra dinnerware for those plus-ones you weren’t expecting, or feeling like a few more touches would bring your tablescape vision to life, will you be able to count on Dollar Tree for any last-minute purchases on Thanksgiving Day? 

Yes, Dollar Tree will be open this Thanksgiving … but with reduced hours. Most stores will be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., but you can always call your local store to confirm its hours of operation. Not sure what Dollar Tree has to offer? We’ve covered some of the best fall finds that are sure to fit your needs. 

Looking for some festive dinnerware? Get these cute winter evergreen tree plates. At just $1.25 each, you can get an entire set for the price of a similarly styled single plate sold at another store. Need some extra tools for all the holiday baking you’re planning on doing? Snag these plaid fall-themed mini oven mitts. 

If you’re leaning into the pumpkin theme this Thanksgiving, pick up these pumpkin-shaped pot holders that are perfect for any dish you might be whipping up this holiday season. Or grab a few of these pumpkin-shaped Mason jars and fill them with tea-light candles for an elegant mini centerpiece. 

Already have Mason jars? Then you might want to stock up on these Ball wooden Mason jar lids. They allow you to stack your Mason jars, resulting in even more spacious and organized cabinets. With all these options, the only thing you’ll have to worry about is whether or not Dollar Tree sells out before you get there.