Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Apple’s 5th wave of closing its physical stores in the following 7 states Alabama, California, Georgia, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, and Oklahoma.
Apple has already closed it’s 50 stores as of July 1. The orders which are already booked can be picked by 3rd of July.
Customers and the employees as well get confused due to open-closure of the stores and its much more challenging for Apple as the business getting affected badly. Today Apple updated its Temporary Retail Store Closures FAQ to help address customer concerns.
Apple closely monitoring the local health data and accordingly taking decision of opening and closing of the stores.
I would suggest ordering online if your local store is still open from Apple’s online store as it has good no contact home delivery service across the United States instead of Apple pickup.
The following stores will re-close effective July 2:
Alabama
- The Summit
California
- Glendale Galleria
- Northridge
- Pasadena
- The Grove
- Third St. Promenade
- Century City
- Manhattan Village
- Beverly Center
- Sherman Oaks
- Topanga
- Los Cerritos
- The Americana at Brand
- Valencia Town Center
- Victoria Gardens
- The Oaks
Georgia
- Cumberland Mall
- Perimeter
- Lenox Square
- Avalon
- Mall of Georgia
Idaho
- Boise Towne Square
Louisiana
- Mall of Louisiana
- Lakeside Shopping Center
Nevada
- Fashion Show
- The Forum Shops
- Town Square
- Summerlin
Oklahoma
- Penn Square
- Woodland Hills
Please check the Apple’s official statement below:
Due to current COVID-19 conditions in some of the communities we serve, we are temporarily closing stores in these areas. We take this step with an abundance of caution as we closely monitor the situation and we look forward to having our teams and customers back as soon as possible. For help with an Apple product, more ways to shop, or additional information on our stores, please visit http://apple.com/retail.
