Shoppers across the Kansas City metro were out in full force on Black Friday morning.
From the Legends in KCK to shopping centers in Overland Park, many pulled an all-nighter to grab the best deals.
Nebraska Furniture Mart opened at 6 a.m. to a very large crowd.
Some anxious shoppers were waiting since the night before and rushed the door as soon as the store opened.
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NFM offered vouchers for hot items like Beats headphones and the Apple Watch.
Other shoppers came for kitchen appliances and TVs, which went for half off the original price.
Over at the Legends Outlets, a long line of people waited for the swag bag giveaway. Each bag was packed with more than $200 worth of free stuff like gift cards and jewelry.
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Town Center Plaza offers Black Friday deals until 9 p.m. It was less hectic than other places, but still remained busy throughout the afternoon.
Santa and an elf were there taking pictures and handing out gift bags filled with coupons.
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41 Action News spoke with several shoppers in line inside the Oak Park Mall.
Many told us that they had been shopping at other stores through the night, like Target and Wal-Mart, and then came to the stores that opened up at 5 a.m. to shop even more.
At Academy Sports, many were in line for deals on guns, while others wanted clothing or fire pits.
Inside the Oak Park Mall, hundreds came for a free gift bag and coupon to stores that totaled anywhere from $5 to $100. The fist 500 shoppers got swag bags.
Many others were there for additional deals at the individual stores throughout the mall.
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