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Two Apple Stores in Dallas Closed Due to COVID-19 Outbreaks

Mary Dada | Jan 3, 2022

Apple announced that several of its stores across the nation are closing because of COVID-19 outbreaks, including all twelve New York locations. Two Dallas stores are amongst the stores to be closed, as reported by FOX 4 News.

The Dallas stores, the one located at NorthPark and the one in Knox-Henderson, will allow online pickups while they are closed for walk-ins. Per FOX 4 News, the technology company has closed eighteen other locations across the country due to the unavailability of healthy employees.

Aside from the stores located in NorthPark and Knox-Henderson, other Apple stores across North Texas are still open to walk-in customers. They also allow appointments for repair work.

It is unclear when the Dallas stores will reopen for walk-ins.

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