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New Burlington Store Opens in Former Toys R Us Space on 48th Street

The new Burlington store opened at Plaza 48, located at 35-40 48th St, today. (Image: Burlington)

Oct. 23, 2020 By Michael Dorgan 

A new Burlington clothes and home décor store has officially opened its doors in Long Island City and customers can shop their favorite brands at discounted prices.

The national off-price retailer opened its new premises today at Plaza 48, located at 35-40 48th St., and store hours are Monday through Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

The new store is occupying the space of the former Toys R Us and is selling ladies, men’s and children’s clothing as well as a selection of footwear.

Burlington Coat Factory has moved into the former Toys R Us location that was in the far corner of the Plaza 48 (QueensPost)

There will be products for the home, a full range of baby items and other merchandise including gifts and accessories.

The new store has an expansive layout with wide check-out lanes to keep customers safe and to comply with COVID-19 prevention guidelines.

Social distancing rules will be in place and markings have been put down on the floors to remind customers to keep six feet apart.

Customers and staff are expected to wear masks and workers will be tasked with disinfecting and deep cleaning areas of the store including high-touch areas.

The store will also provide sanitization materials to customers like wipes for shopping carts.

The New Jersey-based retailer, formerly known as Burlington Coat Factory, operates over 700 stores across the nation. The Long Island City location will be its third in Queens, with the others being in Jamaica and at the Rego Center mall.

Customers will get a chance to shop ladies, men’s and children’s clothing as well as a selection of footwear items (Image: Burlington)

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Roxy

Reassuring to see an actual “grand opening” these days, but merchandise selection and prices are very similar to those across the road at Marshall’s.

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Louisa

I used to shop at this store when i worked in Manhattan until the lockdown. Now i am unemployed and really do not have the extra cash to spend on clothes and shoes. Its depressing.

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Sunnysideposthatesme

Screw this place. How long before they joyfully tow cars for a few minutes on the wrong side of the street

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Maria Reyes

Nice and just in time for winter and the holidays. Hopefully we will not experience another lockdown.

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Michael Scott

I love Burlington Coat Factory. You go in there with $645, you are literally a king.

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Gardens Watcher

Good luck and welcome to the neighborhood! Hope it’s cleaner and less crazy than Marshall’s.

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I agree but it's not Marshall's fault.

It’s the crappy clientele who let their kids run around with their Shopkins crap all over the place! Even now during covid. Whatever.

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