Walmart Supercenter

Hubby came to buy a Walmart gift card… was told by the cashier there is no such thing. So he bought a visa gift card. He tried to buy it but his card wouldn’t work. Cashier told him his card is bad. Hubby said, «no it’s not I just used it.» He went to customer service and the gal said, «oh you can’t use a credit card to buy a visa gift card» Hubby said, «why doesn’t your ‘cashier’ know this?» The gal said, «oh she’s not a cashier.» My husband stared her down until she realized how absolutely stupid that was. She said, «why is she cashiering then? We will take care of it.»
We won’t be ever going there again.

Wow, I can come for one single item and I swear this Walmart would be out of stock. Every time I’m here to pick something up they are out something I need EVERY time! I’m not joking at all. I HATE YOU WALMART!

Lines have gotten a little better since they implemented a self checkout area, but the lines are still tediously long on busy days, and the rest of the experience is only borderline acceptable. Lots of other walmarts in the world, or targets, or whatever. Skip it.

I want to be nice but there’s no way around it this Walmart needs an entire new staff

Can’t do negative stars or it would be fitting. Worst WM on Earth. Avoid at ALL cost. Incompetent staff with zero sense of urgency and not enough of them, to boot. Though I’m not sure if more lazy staff is the answer. On top of that, ignorant customers en masse. Get your damn payment ready before they’re finished checking you out. Need separate lines for those who pay one total nineteen different ways. Creepy people in the parking lot, always begging for gas or money. This place is a giant island of SUCK!!! WM doesn’t care as long as they take your money and pay shit for shitty employees.

I really hate going to this Walmart. I don’t feel safe in the parking lot, and the carts are constantly in over flow all over the place. They rarely have enough cashiers and it’s almost always busy. I don’t know why this Walmart is so terrible. I’ve almost been hit by a car speeding through the parking lot on more than one occasion. I know of several people that have been followed around the store and then followed to their car by people in this store. Ugh.

Avoid this Walmart at all cost, managers are very unfriendly and most of the workers haven’t been trained how to do much.

This Walmart is so sad I just can’t go anymore. There is such a blatant disregard for any kind of respect for their customers (and I mean from the corporation. I’m sure there are kind employees there) and maybe for human kind in general. The largest and most profitable corporation imaginable can’t even keep its parking lot clean. Blowing trash, wandering shopping carts throughout the lot, not a decent tree in what seems like miles of hot asphalt. Inside, it seems like something out of a surreal Russian movie. The lighting is indescribable. They obviously know that their location provides a captive audience. No other comprehensive grocery stores close by other than the heavenly oasis of Whole Foods with its Hellishly high prices.
Belle Isle shopping center is pretty gruesome in general. Old school Oklahoma City before landscaping of commercial centers was introduced by developers who had actually seen other more progressive cities. All about milking as much as you can out of land without sacrificing a dime towards aesthetics. I avoid at all costs.

Don’t. Just don’t.
I used to go all the time because it’s the closest grocery store and I justified it because of the price (LET’S BE HONEST: WalMart is simply not the best value for your money) and variety (they carry a surprising selection of good nut butters and other specialty items). Apart from all the ethical reasons not to shop at Wal-​Mart…
The lines here. They stink. As in, reek of incompetence and near dejection. Eckhart Tolle would simply not approve. Nor would your conscience.
It’s worse than being in Vegas– the fluorescent lights and time standing in line sucks the life out of you and you’re left feeling as miserable as scenes from Requiem for a Dream.
So much for bubbly greeters. I’d rather drive a few miles away to Buy for Less or Sprouts, get better produce, and encounter friendly, competent staff.
There’s got to be a sign-​up for a «No Wal-​Mart» challenge somewhere, don’t you think? If you find it, let me know. I’ll gladly affix my signature.

Photo department is horrible. Lost photos, no attention to detail on what they print, and no organization behind the counter. I waited an hour to get my prints only to find they were all screwed up. I stood there and had to instruct the photo lab tech on how to get the image to fit in an 8×10.

I hate Wal-​Mart; but occasionally, I will shop there. I hate the long lines, the talking self-​checkout if you move the grocery bag to start a new one, and the overall unclean look of their stores. Last night, we shopped at the Belle Isle store for toiletries after eating at Pei Wei, because it was convenient. I got jipped out of $ 2.50 in coupons that were for what I bought and were not expired!

I love Walmart. Lol

There are no self-​checkout registers in this store, probably for the same reason convenience stores on the South side of Chicago have bulletproof glass between the clerks and the customers.

The wait time here is terrible!
Anytime I need someone to help me find something, I can’t find a soul.
So conveniently placed though!

This Walmart is the strangest blend of hipsters, out-​of-​place Nicholas Hills housewives, and semi-​homeless people I’ve ever seen. Over and over I swear I will never return to this terrible place, but, like an addict that can’t quite kick the junk, I find myself in need of a quick late night fix and the blue demon lures me back in.
From the moment you see the creepy homeless guy sitting next to the plastic Ronald McDonald to the DMV-​like never ending lines at the cash registers, this place feels like the worst nightmare you’ve ever had.
After you make your way to the front of the line thoughts like «Can’t you move any faster?» «What do you mean you have to call a CSM?» and «Lord, why doesn’t this store have a self check-​out?» start running through your head. You swear you’ll never come back, that this time is the last time, but you know that’s not true. Sooner or later you’ll need something and the cheap promise of «convenience» and «low-​price» will suck you back in.

I hate coming to this Wal-​Mart! I try to avoid it as much as possible but it’s such a convenient location right behind Penn Square Mall and down the street from my house.
The store is messy — lots of items are on the wrong shelves and I don’t see a lot of employees around. There are a ton of moms letting their kids run loose down the aisles. I’ve even witnessed some of them blasting rap music from their phone not caring about the disruption that may cause others. The worse part about this store is the long lines! If you think you can just run in and run out, think again. Even the express lines have a ton of people waiting to be checked out. This is by far the worse WM I’ve ever been to as far as wait time goes. They need to open up more registers because obviously this is a busy location.

This review is specifically for the Wal-​Mart automotive center and the only reason it isn’t a one star rating is because several of the employees were helpful above and beyond the call of duty to make up for the complete disregard for customer service displayed by other employees.
Basically, I take my VW Beetle in for an oil and headlight change. The man who «assisted» me assured me they could change the headlight w/​o a problem. An hour later, I pick up my car and drive home. The next night, I turn on the headlights only to see blackness where the repaired right lamp should have been. A headlight that I was charged for. Apparently, the man thought I looked stupid enough to never notice the discrepancy.
The employees who handled me when I drove back to the store were very friendly and apologetic and refunded my money for the headlight but they verified that the light was never changed. I’ve also personally witnessed employees locking a customer’s keys in the vehicle and then shrugging and responding «Call OnStar» when asked how the vehicle was to be unlocked. On a non-​OnStar-​equipped vehicle. Great problem solving there, buddy.
Whatever money you might save by getting your oil changed at Wal-​Mart will be offset by the aggravation you’ll experience when something inevitably goes wrong. And it’ll probably go wrong with a vengeance.

Fucking walmart. Giant parking lot, dirty interior and employees that scream over the intercom system… I’ve avoided it for about two years.
I was forced to go there during my trip back to Oklahoma. It ended in a panic attack.
First there is the poor, skinny, 20-​something mom with five kids under the age of seven. She lets the oldest son drive the shopping cart. He continually bashes his cart into mine because it’s blocking his access to the cocoa puffs.
Then there’s the extremely obese couple pushing around, not one, but two carts. Two carts full of frozen pizza, pork rinds, velveeta and giant tubs of mayonaise.
And finally, my favorite… the mullet-​wearing redneck that wears socks with his sandals. He farted when bending down to place two cases of coors light in his cart. He excuses himself and reaches for a six pack of Budweiser Select. «My wife’s birthday,» he says to me and winks.
Fucking walmart.