Walmart Supercenter

I really can't tell how I feel about this Walmart. Yeah, it's got it's differences (in that the Customer Service and MoneyCenter location are two different locations inside the store unlike most other Walmarts in nearby states), but it's got the same things that all Walmarts stand for. I was in there for some knick-knacks from our trip (T-shirts and one person even got a cheap Vivitar Bluetooth speaker he felt he needed) and must have health care items (such as some cough drops due to what we later would learn was a viral infection that caused his voice to sound raspy and hoarse), and never once were warmly greeted - not like we would really have needed to ask.

I don't generally rate Walmarts like this as low as I've rated this one, though I've seen some weird ones in my time. But this one was like no other one out there. It was just "awkward".

For the employee at the register, the transaction moved rather smoothly and caused not to be any problem. We ended up going to an express lane near the one set of self checkouts on July 4th. The store wasn't as crowded as you'd think at 3pm on the day - several hours before the fireworks were supposed to start - the aisles moved with people but that move isn't explained by the term "mob" (like most stores end up happening on July 4th).

Not able to sit & not good for older people..
No number selection for customer service... they don't return phone calls & say they will. Are you tired of living with that I

Dirty and disorganized. People are rude and leave stuff all over the place. I'm not sure why people shop there routinely since it oftentimes is the same price or more than other stores. Go to Pittston or the nearby Price Chopper. Target is a much better choice.

I bought a vibrator from here and it got stuck in my vagina and I had to remove it on my only fans traumatic experience. I wish this upon no one.

I am black, and everytime I go to checkout, despite many other whited checking out, I get constantly watched as if I'm a their. I've been going to this store for many years, and have done nothing wrong, but the treatment is the same. Also, the shopping carts are dirty. They do not clean them, and they do not put out wipes for customers to clean them either.

If you are a decent person do yourself a favor and avoid this Wal-Mart at all costs.
This store has the meanest uncivilized clientele you will ever find.
I'm not trying to criticize Wal-Mart here and I appreciate their decent prices for products. However... Even though they have a ton of automated check-out aisles they are often closed because they don't have enough employees to watch for people stealing items which I have seen many times with my own eyes.... If you need groceries consider Wegmans but be warned it is more expensive...

I would have loved to leave a better review but I tried calling 10 times yes 10 times and nobody ever answers the phone. They need to hire more employees and pay livable wages so they actually care about their work. Maybe then we can get the phone answered and actual be able to see if they had the $500 in items I needed in stock. Well I guess Amazon it is.

My local Walmart is far worse than this because it has no competition, but during my latest experience here I saw two different stores compared to other visits. To start, the entrance and exit of the complex is a mess. They badly needed to have two fully signaled entrance and exits.

First, this store is not open 24 hours, for understandable reasons. When you come here on a well-lit Sunday afternoon, it's a family store full of people shopping, and a tolerable experience. Come here during a weeknight in the evening after it's turned dark? Skip it unless you have a group. The demographics for this store change significantly and it feels much less safe, and this also includes the employees who work during those times. The store layout is slightly different than other Walmart Supercenters, as it feels slightly smaller and more crowded in some ways. Stock can also vary, but that's with every Walmart as they chronically understock.

Is the whole area bad? No, it's a nicely built up shopping area. Walmart has the problems Wyoming Valley Mall had before it's renovation in 2007, the wrong demographic. More lighting and security are needed or you can also just go to Target instead.

It's a Wal-Mart like any other. Are there better shopping experiences? Yes. Are there worse? Probably maybe.

Stopping in on a weeknight after the dinner hour, I needed four things. I found them without difficulty. The jeans were a bit of a mess, but they had the color and cut that I wanted in the size that I wanted. The other items were easy to locate even if those shelves could also use a good leveling.

There was a line of two or three customers each at a couple of the registers, but the self-checkout had no queue and I was able to walk right up.

Is it A-OK? Well, I've experienced better.

It's Walmart - you shop here for the cheaper prices on items that you would otherwise spend more on at other "classier" stores. So if saving money is a big deal to you, just pick the right time of day/month to go, use common sense, try not to look any strangers directly in the eye and you'll be fine (lol). A stun gun and/or pepper spray may come in handy. I try to avoid the 1st and 15th of the month, as the shelves will be pretty much empty at these times and you probably won't be able to get everything you came for. Otherwise it is a great way to save money on everyday household items! Good luck and happy shopping!!!!