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Dave’s Christmas Wonderland to Open New Store Location in Niagara Falls

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Staff  ·  March 5, 2018
Dave’s Christmas Wonderland to Open New Store Location in Niagara Falls
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Dave’s Christmas Wonderland announces the addition of a fourth store location at the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls in Niagara Falls, New York.  Dave’s Christmas Wonderland is a division of Gordon Companies, a family-owned and –operated business based in Cheektowaga, N.Y.

Dave’s Christmas Wonderland will occupy an 8,200-square-foot space located at the Military Road entrance to the Fashion Outlets. It is located next to Aerpostale and Eddie Bauer. The store is scheduled to open April 2018. Further details and an exact date will be available on the store’s website, http://www.daveschristmas.com.

This is not the first time Dave’s has had a presence in Niagara County. Dave’s operated under the name National Warehouse Sales in the 1980s when Gordon Companies specialized in surplus and closeout merchandise.

“We’re very excited to return to Niagara County,” said Dave Gordon, CEO of Gordon Companies. “This location offers us an opportunity to reach a valuable customer base of savvy shoppers from both the U.S. and Canadian markets. We are proud to offer a wide selection of everyday and seasonal merchandise at affordable prices that make it a great fit for the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls.”

The Niagara Falls store location will feature a year-round designated Christmas section featuring indoor and outdoor decorations such as trees, wreaths, ornaments, garland, and lights.  Seasonal merchandise for all holidays will be displayed with both the Canadian and U.S. holidays in mind. In the summer months, Dave’s will stock pool and patio merchandise such as pool floats, rafts, and patio furniture. Customers can also purchase annual plants and flowers in the spring. Additionally, customers can expect great deals on specialty home decor merchandise such as pillows, throws, and LED wall art.

“Fashion Outlets is thrilled to welcome Dave’s Christmas Wonderland to the center’s growing list of new tenants. The store’s wide range of items – beyond just holiday décor – cannot be found anywhere else in the mall and we’re confident our shoppers will be pleased with the selection of merchandise available.” John Doran, Property Manager of Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls.

ABOUT DAVE’S CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND

Dave’s Christmas Wonderland has been a family-owned and –operated business for over 40 years. Dave’s operates three additional store locations – Depew, Franklinville and Cheektowaga, New York. Visit Daveschristmas.com for store addresses, phone numbers, hours, and coupons. Dave’s Christmas Wonderland customers can find tens of thousands of additional products shopping online at Christmas Central.

 

ABOUT CHRISTMAS CENTRAL

A division of Gordon Companies, Christmas Central is one of the largest online seasonal stores in the country. Since its inception in 2004, Christmas Central has been named on Inc. 500’s list of fastest-growing companies in the country five times, and has been recognized by Internet Retailer Magazine as a company to watch. Christmas Central ships regularly to both the U.S. and Canada, and has shipped seasonal and holiday items to locations around the world. Shop seasonal and everyday home décor at https://www.Christmascentral.com.

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