CLEVELAND, Ohio — The holiday shopping season has arrived, and although you’ve been seeing deals popping up online for weeks, today officially marks Cyber Monday.

Retailers across the country are slashing prices in hopes of gaining big business.

It all follows record breaking Black Friday and Thanksgiving online shopping days. Adobe Analytics says there was a clear surge in online shopping for both Thanksgiving and Black Friday.

Shoppers spent more than $18 billion between the two days. Consumers shelled out $11.8 billion on Black Friday and $6.4 billion on Thanksgiving online, according to Adobe Analytics.

The rush is underway in Cleveland as well. News 5 is giving you an inside peak of the Amazon Delivery Station on Madison Avenue.

This is where more than 2 thousand workers are prepped and ready for the biggest online shopping day of the year.

Staffers handle over 100 thousand packages daily during peak holiday shopping season. Amazon is offering deep discounts on a variety of electronics, cookware, and household products.

Good Morning Cleveland will have live reports from inside the Cleveland Delivery Station from 5 – 7 a.m. Adobe Analytics forecasts shoppers will spend more than $14 billion on Cyber Monday—which is up 6.3% from last year.