By midnight Thursday, the Ontario Mills mall was packed shoulder-to-shoulder with shoppers. At one mall entrancecoach purses it took about 23 minutes for the people lined up outside to get in, Mills general manager Marc Smith said.
And it was no different at the Shoppes in Chino Hills, which gave out 200 gifts bag in a manner of minutes, said Glenn Miller, property manager and director of marketing at the mall.
ONTARIO - There was no sign coach pursesof the recession on Black Friday as thousands of shoppers in the Inland Empire waited in line for hours or camped out for days looking for door-busting sales from local retailers.
"People have responded to our luxury retailers and what we have to offer," Smith said. "People are looking for things that can make their dollar stretch further. Here they can get better prices, it
Jackie Zamora, right, andcoach purses her sister, Stephanie Zamora, both of Rialto, are first in line as they camp out in front of Best Buy in Ontario for Black Friday shopping. (Thomas R. Cordova / Staff Photographer)makes sense to shop."
At least 20,00 people are estimated to have been at the mall for the midnight opening.
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