Mark your calendars. Good Friday 2026 falls on April 3rd. And yes, it’s a public holiday in most places. That means Aldi is playing by special rules.
Here’s the deal: most Aldi stores will be closed. All day. Like, totally shut. No last-minute dash for a bag of salad or a weirdly cheap air fryer.
Why? Because Aldi respects the holiday. Or maybe they just want their staff to eat chocolate in peace. Either way, you won’t be wheeling a trolley down the middle aisle on Friday.
What About Saturday and Sunday?
Alright, breathe. Saturday, April 4th is your real shopping day. Most Aldi stores will be open normal hours—usually 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Go stock up on the essentials.
But Sunday, April 5th? That’s tricky. Many Aldi stores are still closed on Sundays in certain states. Check your local store, or risk staring at an empty parking lot and a closed sign.
I know. It’s a little annoying. But hey—think of it as a break from accidentally buying a chainsaw you didn’t need.
