Stranger Things Walmart merch contains secret season 4 message

Stranger Things season 4 is likely still a year or so away (really hoping it’s less than that), but slowly and surely we are getting sneak peeks. So far, we’ve had a few short, vague promos, one of reveals the creepy Creel House, where our characters will be spending some time.

All we’ve really been able to decipher from the promos is that there are a ton of clocks, but we have no idea what it could all mean. Is time travel a part of the season? With this show anything is possible.

And the clues keep coming. Walmart has just released a sneak peek at exclusive Stranger Things merchandise: a Stranger Things Crosley Cassette Player Bundle that will include a working tape deck (hello 1990s!) and an AM/FM radio. It’s so retro it hurts.

Also, fans will be able to actually play the cassette and listen to a “secret voicemail left by a mysterious figure.” We don’t know who this mysterious figure is, but they’ll be a part of the new season.

When and where to buy Walmart’s Stranger Things Season 4 merchandise

Fans can pre-order the Stranger Things Crosley Cassette Player Bundle for $64.88 from Walmart here ahead of its official release on Friday, November 19. It seems like the opportune time to snag a Christmas present for the Stranger Things fanatic in your life.

Along with the cassette recording, the bundle will also include a functional Crosley stereo, have Bluetooth capabilities, and vinyl stickers you can use to customize your new purchase.

We’ve been waiting a long time for the fourth season (since summer 2019 to be exact), and it looks like there is still a long wait ahead of us. Until then, we’ll have to resort to rewatching the series on Netflix and enjoying these breadcrumbs they are throwing at us.

But seriously, can they give us a premiere date now?

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h/t Digital Spy