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- Build-A-Bear is celebrating its explosive "Pay Your Age Day" deal as a game-changing success.
- In July, stores were plunged into what some customers called "madness," as shoppers crowded into malls and waited for hours for the "Pay Your Age" deal.
- Six months later, the company says that the deal proved the power of the Build-A-Bear brand and has played an important role in birthday-centric sales, which make up a third of business.
- "It was bigger than anyone could have possibly imagined," Build-A-Bear CEO Sharon Price John said Monday.
ORLANDO, Florida — Build-A-Bear's explosive "Pay Your Age" deal was bigger than anyone — including Build-A-Bear — could have imagined.
In mid-July, Build-A-Bear debuted the "Pay Your Age" deal. For one day, loyalty program members could pay the amount equal to their age for a stuffed animal from the retailer. In other words, if a shopper is 12 years old, he or she could pay $12 for a stuffed animal.
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