Black Friday was big enough but wait until Boxing Day, where thousands of shoppers are expected to descend on the city centre
Stores in the city centre will slash prices in readiness for the expected rush of shoppers on the town.
However, most of the big names will get in there early to offer Christmas discounts, with online retailer Amazon heading up the queue of retailers.
More cyber-shoppers than ever will log on today and tomorrow, with an increase of 25 per cent on last year.
Next - will open at 6am - the store is cutting at least 50 per cent of prices but have not revealed the full list of items to be discounted.
Argos - is expected to open its Springfield Road store at 9am, with prices set to follow last year's 60 per cent
Asda - will reduce some household items to as little as 50p, and cut the prices on a range of electrical goods, including tablets and laptops.
Marks and Spencer - The store's Boxing Day sales actually start from midday on Christmas Eve, across its clothing products
Tesco - The sale at Tesco is expected to cover all of its non food items, including its kitchenwear
