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Apple today announced on its website (via ifoAppleStore) that it will be opening a new store in Toledo, Ohio this Saturday, December 6. The store will be located at the Franklin Park Mall, which is home to a number of high-end and casual retailers. ifoAppleStore notes that this newest Apple Store carries a roll-out number of 266, which indicates that the store has been planned for years. Newer Apple Stores carry a 600-series rollout number.

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The Franklin Park Mall location marks Apple's first store in Toledo and eighth total in the state of Ohio. Apple's other stores in the state include locations in Akron, Cincinnati, Columbus, Westlake, and Woodmere.

The Apple Store Franklin Park Mall opens at 9:00 A.M. this Saturday, December 6, and the company is expected to hand out commemorative T-shirts to the first 1,000 customers to visit. The location has also already begun accepting reservations for workshops and Genius Bar appointments.

Article Link: Apple Opening New Retail Store in Toledo, Ohio Saturday, December 6
 
"this newest Apple Store carries a roll-out number of 266, which indicates that the store has been planned for years."

As opposed to being planned overnight?
 
Now I won't have to drive to Ann Arbor if I ever need something done with my iPhone..had to that once and it was kind of a pain
 
"this newest Apple Store carries a roll-out number of 266, which indicates that the store has been planned for years."

As opposed to being planned overnight?

Yes, exactly. That's how the other 350+ stores with higher store numbers were planned in order to open prior to this one.
 
Toledo Store

This is great, don't have to go to Ann Arbor any more. This store WAS planned years ago but negotiations with the malls previous owner fell through. This is the reason the store has a low roll out number.
 
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