Walmart Deals 2026: Dates, Best Deals, Early Access & Promo Codes (June 22-28)

Walmart Deals 2026 runs a full seven days, from Sunday, June 22 through Sunday, June 28. Online deals go live at 12:01 AM ET on June 22, while in-store markdowns begin at 6 AM local time. That means West Coast online shoppers can start adding to cart at 9:01 PM PT on June 21 -- a quiet head start if you know where to look.

The event covers thousands of offers across electronics, fashion, toys, collectibles, furniture, skincare, and more. Headline discounts include up to 50% off tech and appliances, up to 65% off electronics, and up to 75% off on rollback items. Back-to-school essentials are also in the mix, making this a dual-purpose event for summer shopping and fall prep.

Walmart+ members get a significant edge: 24-hour early access with item locks on curated hot Deal drops. These are online-only and let members reserve high-demand products before general availability. After the first day, remaining inventory opens to all shoppers. If a specific TV, laptop, or appliance is on your list, the early access window is where you need to be.

We verified these 7 codes across multiple Walmart accounts and cart configurations as of June 13, 2026. Usage counts reflect community-reported data from coupon aggregators. All codes are expected to remain active through the Walmart Deals event window.

Walmart has confirmed category-level discounts across five major departments. Here is what to expect in each, based on confirmed event details and historical pricing patterns from previous Walmart Deals events.

The core question: should you pay for Walmart+ just to access the Deals event early? The answer depends on whether you are targeting specific high-demand items or shopping broadly across categories.

Walmart+ costs $98 per year or $12.95 per month. Students and those receiving government assistance qualify for a 50% discount at $49 per year. If you are signing up just for the Deals event, the monthly plan at $12.95 makes more sense -- you can cancel after the event ends.

Beyond early access, Walmart+ bundles several perks that add up for regular Walmart shoppers:

For a frequent Walmart shopper who drives and fills up regularly, the gas savings alone can justify the membership cost within a few months. The OnePay Card deal -- $35 cash back when you spend $75 -- essentially pays for three months of membership on its own. If you are on the fence, the math favors signing up for the monthly plan, using early access during Deals week, and evaluating whether to continue based on your delivery and gas usage over the following month.

Without Walmart+, you still get access to every deal starting June 22. The only things you miss are the 24-hour head start on curated drops and free delivery without a minimum. All promo codes, rollbacks, and in-store deals are available to all shoppers regardless of membership.

Walmart Deals and Amazon Prime Day are scheduled within days of each other in 2026, creating the most competitive deal window of the summer. Here is how they compare across the categories that matter most.

The smart move: shop both events. Use Amazon Prime Day for Amazon-brand devices (Echo, Fire TV, Kindle), mid-tier electronics, and items where Prime's two-hour delivery matters. Use Walmart Deals for home goods, fashion, outdoor gear, groceries, and anything where Walmart's rollback pricing historically undercuts Amazon. Walmart's biggest advantage is the 7-day window -- you have time to compare prices across both retailers before committing.

With nine days until Walmart Deals begins, here is a day-by-day strategy to maximize your savings during the event.

Now through June 21 -- Build your cart. Browse Walmart's website and add everything you are interested in to your cart or Save for Later list. This lets you see exactly how much prices drop when the event goes live. Install the Walmart app if you have not already -- app-exclusive deals are increasingly common during Deals events.

June 21 (Walmart+ members) -- Lock your targets. At 12:01 AM ET, the early access window opens. Focus exclusively on the curated hot Deal drops, as these are the items that will sell out before general access. Everyday rollbacks will still be there on June 22.

June 22, 12:01 AM ET -- Hit the full event. Apply promo codes at checkout. Start with ............REVEAL for percentage-off savings on large carts, or ............REVEAL for flat $20 off smaller orders. Check prices against Amazon if Prime Day is running concurrently.

June 24-25 (mid-event) -- Watch for restocks and new drops. Walmart historically adds fresh deals mid-event that were not in the initial lineup. Outdoor and furniture categories often see a second wave of markdowns. This is also when sold-out items occasionally restock.

June 27-28 (final stretch) -- Clear the clearance. End-of-event clearance markdowns go deepest on the last two days. Fashion and seasonal items (swimwear, patio accessories, summer toys) see the steepest final cuts. If you are not picky about specific models or sizes, this is when patience pays off.