Costco Gas

Gas prices here are always cheaper than other gas stations. The gas station has many gas filling stations. The lines can get long sometimes but usually move quick. There are indicators that tell you which has filling stations are unoccupied.
There is also some staff around the gas station to help you if there is an issue. And of course, you need to have a Costco card to buy gas here.
It's convenient as the Costco store and gas station are in the same location.

I would rather pay full price for gas than to receive the attitude & disrespect when I'm genuinely in need. Angel, utilize patience next time you're under pressure.

One of the perks of paying for a wholesale membership card like Costco is the discounted gas prices. The gas line is usually always long and stretched out to 595. If the line is long and backed up to 595 it can be difficult to get into the gas station when leaving the wholesale store due to all the blockage and allowing one way to get in.

I learned to stop and get gas first and enter from 595 entrance instead. I also learned that it is better to come during closing, as the line is better. I do like that there is always workers present for assistance at the pumps. I don't like how narrow the space is to drive around the cars to either get to a available pump or to exit out. My recent visit, I was on the last row and it was extremely tight to get out.

Another thing I should mention is that it is Costco and for "credit cards" they only accept Visa and other payment network would have to be pin debit.

Great prices but always a line to the pump now.
All year long now.
They need triple pumps like elsewhere
They also need the staff to actually work and direct people better than ignoring the idiots who pull up right past the waiting line or stay behind not willing to pull up to an empty stall

O'Neal is a good man. He caught a guy in a truck jumping the line and sent him away. We need more people like O'Neal

You can get gas just about anywhere. So why go here? Because the prices are consistently lower than average...for Costco members. When you get to the pump, you have to insert your active Costco card and THEN the credit/debit card to buy the gas. (I have a Citicard that was issued by Costco with my pic on it so it serves as both in the store but I've not tried it at the gas pump.)

I love that there are people to guide drivers who're apparently fast asleep behind the wheel - rousing them to pull up and stop holding up the lines! Oh, how I wish every gas station had them!

There are MANY lines and often the lines are long but it usually moves - likely because the people beckon the drivers to the pumps that are free. Usually I get gas after I get my groceries (sometimes I get it first if I'm getting lots of refrigerated foods) and I think most people get gas after buying food. They likely want to get home so that keeps the lines moving too.

There's a garage right by the gas station part - besides seeing the bays, the gas station has a sign hawking tire care. It works because it reminds me to think of them when we need tires. Both of us have had tires installed there through the years (my husband just ordered tires on sale and when they came in he brought his car in to have them installed).

I don't usually think about servicing my car when I pump gas but here I do - it's fortuitous that they have the auto care area so close to the pumps!

The only time it's CRAZY at the gas station part is before a hurricane or major holiday where people drive - do what I do - go shopping first, get some delicious snack and put on some tunes while you wait!

Costco's gas station makes it really worth it to have the membership. Their price is normally a couple of dimes below the cheapest gas stations. Lines can be longggg though, so keep in mind the days/times when there isn't a line. Not worth the saving if you have to spend 20 minutes in line.

I didn't even know Costco had gas at this location but learned about it from Yelp. Located on the back North side of the property. It has an awkward entry to the right than you sit and wait in lines so long you would think it is either FREE ,there is a gas shortage and or hurricane coming. None of these options had occurred. Much larger set up than the Aventura location. Here you pull up to three pumps on one side in Aventura it is only two.

When I started pumping the machine with card reader is antiquated as Aventura was upgrade months ago. Would I come here for gas again NO. Unfortunately I needed gas as the light went on my dashboard and thought it would be good. But I like to save just as much as the next person but time is money and the trade off of my precious day off on a Tuesday afternoon makes zero sense.

I was in the area of Davie,FL and stopped here to fill up my vehicle. This location is crazy busy but try coming here in the evening before closing time on a weeknight and it's not that bad.

Like other locations, this Costco has many pumps to fill up gas. You can park on either side and not have a problem filling up. I like that they have one employee in that area for if you need assistance or if you feel unsafe alone. It was a quick visit here for me.

Costco is one of my top places for filling up fuel because the price is always one of the best around in the area. Been a member of Costco for years and it's worth it.

One tip I learned over the years for filling up the car: Best time to put gas in your car is morning or evening. It's because oil expands with the rise of temperature and that's usually in the afternoon time. It causes to have less energy generation that in turn causes to fuel to burn faster.

Love this gas station but I hate the long lines. There are multiple lanes and they're all 3 pumps per lane. But one setback this gas station has is the funneling of cars through one lane. If they would remove the unnecessary parking area where the cars have to move through, it would make for an easier entrance and exit through the lanes. That parking area is never used and it's way too large.