Walmart Supercenter

I've been told by family living near by to avoid going to this location saying it's "dangerous" and not a good place to go, especially at night but I personally have never had any issues as far as anything being dangerous or making me nervous in the slightest. There's usually security right outside the door if needed. I find this location no different than any others I've shopped, day or night. Of course my guard is always up, but that's anywhere now a days! This is a convenient location for me and I will continue to shop here until I personally find it sketchy or shady in any way or form. The clearance section isn't as great in reductions as other locations but it's just because of that, location. Even in Mobile, discounts vary even within a few miles of locations and neighborhoods. Over

Got there early. In, and out situation. I'm not your typical shopper. My time is valuable, so no window shopping. Used the self checkout. Easy as pie. Usually order online, but I was in the area and only needed a few items. Mind ya business, and have a great shopping experience!

When Mothers are overwhelmed with two screaming children and needs to breast feed… we don’t want the music in the mothers room to be so loud that we can’t hear our phones at full volume. I tried calling the store like 15 times and no one answered. Whoever thought thought that was a good idea should reevaluate…TURN THE MUSIC DOWN. Also it’s got trash everywhere and my son is trying to play with it.

Visited the vision center for sunglasses for my wife. Tremendous selection for men and women. Oakley, Nautica, Ray Ban, Columbia, and many more brands. Reasonably priced and helpful nice staff. I also bought a pair a couple weeks ago and love them. Check it out. For glasses or sunglasses you can't go wrong here.

I took an Uber here from the airport to kill time while waiting for my mom to pick me up (we live in Mobile). Almost immediately, I felt uncomfortable. In nearly every aisle I went down, an associate hovered near me, reaching into coolers and shelves around me in a way that felt like I was being followed. By the time I got to the register, I was already over it. My mom called to say she was outside, and while I was on the phone, a cashier interrupted me and asked to check my bag—not my grocery bag, but my actual luggage. I was confused as to why Walmart would need to check my personal luggage. I told her she could place it on the counter so I could finish checking out, but then she asked if everything inside was mine. Mind u everything was poured into clear plastic container in a ziplock b