Walmart Supercenter

Generally I am more of a Target person but since I moved right around the corner from this Wal-​Mart I end up doing a lot of my shopping here. In all honesty, it’s not that bad. I usually don’t have to wait super long in lines and I haven’t found it to be super crowded either. Overall, I’m pretty happy with it and plan to continue shopping here.

Always check your products before leaving the parking lot, or in the store. I bought a Britta water pitcher that had a broken plastic piece inside. Now I just bought some shelving furniture which was broken from their mishandling. After loading the large furniture into my truck, unpacking it at home and finding it broken, I had to repackage it and carry it back to my car then carry it inside the store. After wasting my time and gas, and doing work, I was not compensated in any way other than a refund. Always open your purchases in the parking lot, don’t let them make you work for their mistakes

I generally do not like Wal-​Mart stores, but this one (dare I say it) wasn’t that bad. It was cleaner and better organized than I other Wal-​Marts that I’ve ventured into and I was pleasantly surprised to find a good amount of UCF Knight merchandise. The store was easy to navigate with large signs pointing you to the different sections and the best part of my whole experience was the check-​out process. Although this Wal-​Mart was busy, they had adequate numbers of sales associates at the check-​out lanes and the process was pretty speedy. As I’ve mentioned, I’m not too fond of Wal-​Marts in general, but I wouldn’t mind returning to this one.

If they had a zero that’s what they would get! They are rude, unprofessional, and condescending.
I was there today with an ad in hand asked for a price match and the manager (later found out he wasn’t a manager), denied it… he said that why didn’t I go to the store with the sale price item? I guess they don’t want my money and take it my business else where!
I called other walmarts in my area and every store has a different price matching policy according to the Walmart Corp policy a customer doesn’t have to have the ad in hand, the only price matching that they don’t do is Amazon. This was a local store ad that I brought in!
I’m never setting a foot in a Walmart store ever again! Yes I posted this all over social media!

Joel the night Assistant Manager was incredibly helpful. We had to return a bike we bought that when we got home we realized the back rim was bent. My family prior to stopping at Walmart had gone to four stores searching for a bike she liked so when we got home and realized the back rim was bent and rubbing it was very upsetting for my 9 year old daughter and as her Dad… me as well. Joel went above and beyond and found the same bike at a near by Walmart on East Colonial Drive, but not before trying to fix by replacing the back tire for me. Joel truly offered every possible resolve. In the end he gave me a gift card for my troubles and located the same bike for me. Christy at Customer Service also was very helpful and professional. In conclusion, in life things happen but it’s how you respond that matters. Joel and Christy were simply fantastic. They calmed me down and made everything right. Good people! Thanks Walmart!!!

I like this location, because it’s a bit smaller that the other walmart supercenter. The service is more peraonable.
I came by to get a copy of a key. Maria was professional and very quick to assist me. The food area is clean, organized and stocked.

If only this Walmart had been there when I lived in Oviedo. I would have saved a lot of time and money (and frustration).
Being right off of 417 makes reaching this Walmart easy. On the way home from work and I need to pick up a few things, BAM, right off the exit. A minimal detour. Excellent.
Now it’s not a huge store, so the inventory is limited. However, they still have quite a few items, making shopping a bit easier. They are well organized and have managed to allocate floor space well enough to offer some variety.
It’s fairly new, so it’s still shiny and clean, and doesn’t look worn down like other Walmart, which is nice.
The employees have always been helpful and polite. I have never had to wait in a long line, as there are usually multiple cashiers available. I have yet to experience any problems here, and hopefully never will.
If you need a change from those large Super Walmarts, or just want some quiet shopping time, this is a good store to visit.

I have a middle of the line opinion about walmart. Usually I don’t like them because of their policies and how they treat their employees, but for us college students, sometimes the low prices can tempt us like sirens tempting sailors to jump overboard to their gloomy, oceany demise. I have found good deals here on strawberries and even managed to buy nice planter sets for my mini herb garden (despite the fact they really don’t have an outdoor gardening section), so not a bust. But other than that, many of the bogos my husband and I take advantage of at publix make shopping at walmart for low prices a moot point. Plus, I never get a great parking spot, always end up with a ratchet shopping cart with one gimp wheel, and the people you see at walmart never cease to amaze me… reminds me that evolution truly is a conscious process.

It’s a Walmart. It’s small because it’s attached to Kohl’s. There is no garden center, bummer. So I have to go the caselberry one for anything PLANT. No complaints on product, everything is always well stocked and it’s a little less busy than the other Walmart’s. OK craft section, good amount of fabrics. Layout is kinda weird, but it’s probably due to the size. Some products that are less common are unknown to this store, also assumed because of size. And aisles are very right. Two carts on opposite sides run into each other. Typical shoppers still in the middle of the lane. And OJ seems to disappear fast. Very many times I had to run over to Publix for OJ and other things. Never trusted walmart meat so I’ve never tried it here. They don’t have a deli or bakery, it they do have bakery items that were shipped. It’s a nice «convenient walmart» but not a typical one. Only go there for necessities! Or UCF gear, they are all stocked up on that!

I dropped them to two stars basically because the managers don’t seem to want to work the customer service desk in this store. They always seen to have one person working the customer service area and even one person in line in front of me took over ten minutes. The people in line saw the managers come by a few times and did not offer to take on the work. They just zipped away ignoring us in line, this happens all the time at this location.
i have dramatically stopped going to any Walmart basically due to lack of cashiers and the fact that they tend to hire the dumbest employees on the planet. Every once in a blue moon I have to buy the standard pile of junk that you know Walmart sells cheaper than anyone else. I have been going to Target a lot more they are clean and they hire good employees for the most part.
Still occasionally those cheap over the counter drug prices and other items get me into Walmart. I have been avoiding this location though.

One of the better Walmarts, in my opinion, is this one right here. The lines to checkout are rarely long and they will actually open other lanes if they see lines building up. They do not stock as many brands as I’d like (which makes coupon-​ing a bit difficult due to the limited options) but it still beats the little neighborhood market Walmarts. The store is clean and tends to be less crowded and, due to the shopping center it is in, there is always ample parking. Walmart still has its flaws, but all things considered, this is one of the only Walmarts I will visit when I am in the area.

It’s a walmart … what is there to say. It is a smaller walmart as compared to others but it still seems to have a good selection and assortment of goods. The aisles seem smaller and more narrow which makes it more of a pain to squeeze through if you have another «walmater» in the same aisle. So you either try to be patient or excuse yourself through as politely as possible without the chance of being barked back by a potential «people of walmart.»
The dry goods section is always stocked well and prices are always competitive. Everything from the shampoo to laundry detergent.
The fruits and vegetables leaves a little to be desired, but oh well. In a bind it is a good place to pick up some fruits and vegetables and never had any problems other than they seem to go bad a little quicker versus another location. Just my impression or the truth? Hmmm?
But it’s a convenient store location and it’s walmart, so yes, I will be back.

I hate Walmart. I just do. It’s not my thing. But, it’s right around the corner. This particular Walmart is brand new, total bonus. It drives me crazy though– it’s a small Walmart. So anything I’m looking for has a very narrow selection, and everything is a bit squashed. I can’t imagine why they did this– but it was a bad move.

I lived in Aloma Woods, walking distance from this store, although it wasn’t here when I left the area. Kohl’s was here, and the Circuit City store than never materialized.
When I drove past this location on Saturday, I was shocked, especially after seeing Winn-​Dixie was gone.
I didn’t even see a store greeter at the entrance. However, I noticed that this is almost as big as the Super stores in my current area. That’s big, and with a grocery, you can stay away from the Publix on the other side of Aloma that’s charging too much.
One thing I noticed that’s different from most Super stores is that this and other small Walmart stores have a fabrics and crafts section. Given that Joann Etc. could be so far, this should be a draw, especially when it’s Sunday night and little Johnny didn’t tell you that he has a project due Monday morning.
The store seems okay, but they carved out too much space for the grocery, and they didn’t leave enough for other areas, so it all seemed a bit squeezed to me, and they were missing a large inventory that the non-​Super stores would have otherwise.
I always have a problem with Walmart, even their name brand products fail early.

Love this Walmart. The pharmacy saves me tons of $$ and I don’t have to do mail away anymore. While I’m waiting for my stuff, I like checking out other stuff and I always come home with something. Good prices on outdoor, tools, ammo. Staff is always nice. Very happy they are here!

Oooohhhh Wally’s World… do I go to you because I secretly want to see a «People of Wal Mart» sighting???
Or do I visit you because you seriously invaded my neighborhood and I thought, «hey, maybe this won’t be a bad thing since you never know when you’ll need to go out on on emergency TP run.»
Or, did I think that this would seriously be like, a better Wal Mart because it’s new and it’s a Super Wal Mart???
Yep, I got duped into thinking this would be better. Same type of staff, same look and feel, same crappy produce and meats, same tacky clothes and shoes but always low prices.
BTW — they could have at least hid their tacky clothes a little bit deeper in the store when you walk in. You know, like behind a jewlery section or somethin? Ok, ok… maybe their not tacky to everyone, but I’ll just stick to the standard toiletries.
Oh, and a tip for anyone who wants to check this out… come during the week during the weekdays. The weekends are a zoo!

This was very disappointing, I got my hopes up when reading that it was a new «boutique» concept store, however it did not live up to any expectations.
For a brand new store, everything still looked old and dark. It seems like they were trying to be Target, but they just couldn’t pull through in the end.
No matter what you call it, a Walmart is still a Walmart.

Located in the Kohl’s plaza near the intersection of 417/​Aloma at the Oviedo/​Winter Park line, a few blocks away from the Tuskawilla/​Aloma stoplight. It’s a Walmart, I’m not getting into the politics, just reviewing this location.
This store is the first in Orlando of the new concept by Walmart called a Mini, Super Walmart. It’s 99,000 sq ft, so about 50,000 sq ft smaller than the larger Super Centers that are in the central FL area. (99,000 square feet is a strategic number, as they fall under regular big box store zoning and not the 100,000sq ft+ big box zoning– which seems to have many more regs and zoning restrictions.) Missing at this smaller formatted store are the garden center and the auto center, though the other standard departments are here.
Walking in, the Food/​Grocery side is on the left side of the building, the expanded walmart offerings (Electronics, Sporting goods (including Ammo), pharmacy, health and beauty, clothes, etc.) are on the right side of the store. Produce section is very small, a bit bigger than what the Target stores have rolled out, but much smaller than a Supercenter or Neighborhood store. Overhead department signage was prominent, making it easy to navigate the stores unfamiliar layout.
Prices seem in line with the other super centers, from the few items I shopped. Staff was very nice.
The access to the Walmart parking lot is awful, so take care getting in and out. Exiting the Walmart parking lot to turn left onto Aloma at the light, means you should be prepared to head out through the Kohl’s parking lot next door, since traffic is so backed up at the Deep Lake/​Aloma light. Whoever planned and approved this traffic pattern, really should have their head examined. I foresee this getting changed in the future as traffic is already getting backed up on Deep Lake and Aloma/​426.