Walmart

It is obviouss that the corporation is to blame I am sure, as they know this is a pitiful situation. Great location, terrible set up, and poorly stocked. I went in to get a 12 v battery for my fans, remote. One hour later, because of standing in a poorly staffed customer service line, then waiting for the no show mgr who was called, and then being sent to electronics to find the inventory rock bottom. Also no cashier at all at the desk there.
I say relocate, to a larger store. Give the stores the stock they need, and hire good mgrs. Hire enough employees.
I am not a Walmart regular customer altho do love my Walmart neighborhood market and Sams club. I will never go to this store again. It is the worst store I have ever been in and this has been this way forever.
Again its the corporation that is at fault. Show some pride, and take care of this.

The only reason I set foot in the Walmar (455 E Wetmore, Tucson) store is that my insurance offers me extremely limited choice of pharmacies. The pharmacy at this Walmart is managed by a harridan named Trish Husted. Every month when I have to go to pick up my medicines, she is snotty and insulting to me. She has put onscreen for all her techs to read about me the following defamatory statement: «NEW CUST THAT IS VERY RUDE.» Today 2÷15÷16, I complained to a female Ebonical assistant manager at the Walmart and she snottily walked away from me, rerusing to listen. I think both this so-​called assistant manager and Husted carpool by sharing a broomstick to come to work. I have complained to the Arizona Pharmacy Board about not only the rudeness but the incompetence of Husted. Yes, I do mean incompetent: the very first day I first showed up to get my medicines, she messed up my prescription and tried to blame it on the prescribing physician. When I disputed that, she was argumentative, mouthy, and abusive, walking away from the counter and saying if I disagree with her I don’t get any medicine. i think it would be a good idea for other dissatisfied customers to also contact the Arizona Pharmacy Board to complain about this horrid unprofessional, incolmpetent pharmacist.

Let me preface by saying that I like Walmart just as much as others. They have cheaper products, bulk products, good hours, etc., and I appreciate that. I also like employing the people of Tucson.
But this Walmart is terrible!
Let me start by reviewing the store itself. The place is always a mess. There are boxes in the way of every aisle, there are things falling off the shelves, other shelves are bare, and in the food area there is always something spilled on a floor. Just absolutely terrible conditions. And the store’s answer seems to be «put in new fridges!» but that doesn’t cut it.
If you need a bathroom, they say to use the one in the front where the Subway is. But the Subway cashier seems to think that is for customers of Subway only. So definitely pee before you come because that’s a confusing mess. Or pee on the floor. They probably wouldn’t notice.
The staff is rude. I once asked for help finding a medicine in the pharmacy area. I’m literally standing in an aisle with medicine, but can’t find what I need. The employee says, «It should be somewhere in that section.» Wow. Great tip.
There is always about 1, maybe 2, lanes open. Doesn’t matter the time of day. Since no one else is doing anything, just wandering around not cleaning the store, helping people, putting stuff away, getting boxes out of the way for customers, I’d expect there to be lines open. There hardly ever are. So get ready for a big, long wait. Admittedly, the cashier’s always seem to be very nice. But once they forgot to take a Blu-​Ray out of a case for me so the security buzzer went off. Guy immediately assumed I stole it before looking at my receipt. Ugh. That was a fun experience.
The parking lot, it sucks. There are carts everywhere (not their fault that someone didn’t put them away, but maybe have someone go wrangle carts once an hour or something). And here’s the best part… be ready for panhandlers to tell you they need money for something. Usually a hotel. You’ve seen them texting or smoking. But now they want money from you. Get some security to politely ask these people, usually young men, not to corner me near my car.
In short: NEVER coming to this place again.

Easy, handy, affordable goods. Helpful staff.
I like the summer shirts made from recycled water bottles.
I wish this one was a full grocery.
Massive parking lot.

I went to this location to simply get my watched fixed and the woman at the watch repair stand was EXTREMELY rude to us. We mentioned that it was ridiculous that they refused us service and she continued to talk about us to her coworker WHILE we were standing right next to her. When we left she continued to talk about us using very mean words while our friends were standing next to her. Overall I am VERY disappointed with their customer service and how they conduct themselves around customers.

Walmart is great for shopping bargains. The people at the store are friendly and can help with all your questions/​queries.

Some of the strangest people in Tucson are all packed into this smelly warehouse on Wetmore.
Ill bet warewolves congregate in the parking lot under the full moon. Its truly that weird over there.

455 E Wetmore Rd, Tucson, AZ 85 705
whoever is maintaining your website should enter the correct data — -your outlet on Wetmore and 1^st Avenue closes at Midnight until 6am and it is listed as open 24 hours — -and you list 6pks of Mosquito Dunks but when I called the store I was informed there are not any in the store at all!
Daniel Vallero

Store is always a mess and huge lines with no checkers. You walk into the store and the park lot I’d retitled with carts. If you go in past 10pm they have pallets everywhere blocking things you need. Its worth the drive to go somewhere else.

Typically I drive to the wal-​mart on Cortaro to avoid this one, however I was sick and wanted to get some medicine and Gatorade so I went to this one since it’s close to my house. It’s super dirty and the people that shop are let’s say not Tucson’s finest. When I walked in I saw some guy talking to himself in the mirror near the Redbox. Didn’t know if I should laugh or be cautious. This has to be the worst wal-​mart in Tucson and that’s saying something.

I tried to get walmart to reimburse for a payment that someone had made using my checking account to pay her Family Mobile account. The person at Walmart who was very nice called Family Mobikr and explained the situation. She was told that I would have to go to the credit union to have them credit my account. I told her that I went to the credit union on Friday. Now I have to go back to the credit union.

This WalMart is definitely the second yuckiest in Tucson. (The first being the one on Valencia.)
We only started going to this one because it was the closest to where we lived.
The place gives you and overall dirty feeling when you leave.
The lines are typically very long at the check out. Which is probably due to their only being a couple open at a time and the incredibly slow check out people. Lucky for us we usually get into the cashier named Gabes line. He is quick and efficient.
I get my prescriptions filled at this location also. The pharmacy staff is usually pretty good.
All in all though it is a Walmart. Does anyone really ever have high expectations.
If you do want a quality Walmart I would recommend the one in Oro Valley or the one on Cortaro.

One of the dirtier Wal Marts, and that is saying a lot. I only do this one by necessity.
There are normally very long check out lines, so be sure to go later in the day.

Well, it’s a Walmart. Need I say more?

It’s Wal-​Mart! You want a 5-​star shopping experience with a piano serenading your meandering, look elsewhere.
Aisles are tight, but they’ve packed a lot into this store. There seems to always be plenty of staff around to answer questions. Saying a simple «hello» before launching into a question works wonders. I’ve gotten some great deals on electronics and random schtuff and they have what they advertise! This Wal-​Mart is A-​OK!

This would be a one-​star wal-​mart but we went at a quarter to midnight when no customers were in the store. So parking was available without an astrovan taking up 3 spots at the front of the store. We were able to enter the front doors without having to navigate around a family of eight (all on rascals). And when we checked out, there was only one obviously underage boy trying to coax the cashier into selling him Arbor Mist and rolling papers.
And because the employees were all stocking shelves, the clutter in the aisles was actually navigable.
BRING BACK DOOR GREETERS!

Most of the time, its crowded. What else would you expect from a store that sells everything for cheap (er) than other places? If you wanna save a penny or two, Wal-​Mart is it!
Not the cleanest place, but come on… you can’t win all battles :)
This walmart is in central tucson and is surrounded by a lot of different stores if you want to go wander around while your family/​friends shop around.

Crowded, or impossible isles and dirty. I could not manage a cart because of the amount of stuff in the isles. This Walmart is in dire need of a remodel and possibly a new manager. The entire event was unpleasent. I just wanted out.
The prices weren’t low, and I don’t want to wait inlong lines to pay for the 2 items I finally found. I put them down and left. Other Walmarts aren’t this way. But other walmarts aren’t as close. Life is a toss up.

All I can say is Stay AWAY! This store is so unorganized and the employees are not there to help anyone.
I’ve only been to this store twice and both times the store is a complete MESS!

As a store, it is a nightmare. Tiny aisles, overly crowed, claustrophobic, and dirty.
However, as entertainment, it is certainly better than most stores. I used to work in the building between this Walmart and the bus depot, and the parade of Wal-​folk was a constant laugh. The «family values» that the heartland of America sings about are seen in trashy tattoos, trashy revealing clothing, and the occasional domestic violence in the parking lot. I also enjoyed watching the security personnel occasionally chasing shoplifters.
So, unless you like submitting your body and soul to the beast, I suggest you find better places to shop.