More retailers and malls are starting to unleash their Black Friday plans and other holiday bargains.

Prime Outlets Queenstown, the outlet center just over the Bay Bridge, announced it will open at midnight on Black Friday like it did last year. It will give the first 500 people who show up to guest services wearing pajamas a goodie bag with coupons and other giveaways.

Kmart will begin "Better than Black Friday" doorbusters this Friday (Nov. 6) and each Friday until the day after Thanksgiving.  On Black Friday, Kmart will have what it calls "Blue Friday" specials named after its famous blue light bargains. Kmart will also be open on Thanksgiving Day from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Walmart, which has already announced it will sell 100 toys for $10, will also sell a turkey dinner that feeds eight for $20. This Saturday (Nov. 7) it will begin a series of bargains on electronic items. The specials will run through Nov. 13 and include $298 HP notebook computers, a Panasonic 46" HDTV for $788 and Xbox 360 gaming systems for $199 with a $100 Walmart gift card.

We told you earlier about Sears Black Friday specials and will let you know about more as we hear about them.

Happy Shopping.

(Baltimore Sun file photo)