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Black Friday Apparently Isn't Dead

People are still going to shop in droves on Black Friday, according to a Deloitte survey.

By Ian Ritter | Updated on November 23, 2011

With all of the talk about online shopping and stores being open on Thanksgiving and the death of Black Friday as we know it, a recent Deloitte holiday shopping survey finds that people are still going to be showing up at the stores after all.

In the firm’s poll of 1,000 consumers, 51% plan to shop in stores over the Thanksgiving weekend, with 66% of those hitting locations on Black Friday. Only 17% will make a trip to retailers open on Thanksgiving.

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