Toys R Us

This store is discriminating toward non-​whites.
The Manager seems to be asking to cashiers check weather any non-​white children stealing toys.
Can you believe that cashiers of Children Toy Store have such low opions on children that they discriminate against them based on their race? How dandy it is! My child is not white and I happened to catch a very suspicious eyes being casted upon my child from another person at a different cashier counter as my child was passing by making an exit from the store. After I came back home, my greviences were brewing to the top, and I went to complain to a manager, but he would not come out to see me: He was a coward. Toys R&Us, you soOOOO gay and it make me puke.

Your typical Toys R Us store. The guy who checked us out was friendly and explained to me that Bostonians sometimes say, «I need your John Henry» instead of John Hancock as kind of an inside joke. Otherwise a very typical experience.

If you are cheap and can’t afford a high quality bike by all means buy here. All those name brand of bikes Toys r us have are not high end trust me i worked at a bike shop and they never had the kind of bike that toys r us do. top bike brand are trek, giant, surly, Jamis and others .no mongoose, schwinn, huffy, or roadmaster crap.
if you can commit to save some extra money to buy the best bike at a local you will thank yourself later.

Big, clean store with large selection of toys and things like strollers, diapers, books and bikes. Went after Christmas and it was cleaned out, couldn’t find a certain lego toy but they actually had a bunch of them at their sister store Babies rus down the street!
Plenty of shoppers world parking!

Incompetent slow inconsiderate boobs running the show here. Need to staff up at christmas time and serve the customers better. After ten minutes in line on a Tuesday morning they still wouldn’t open another register. This is why I shop target mostly.

Went in to return an item purchased at another store with receipt in hand. I asked if I was still able to get a refund without the actual card my item was purchased with, and the clerk said it was fine. I should’ve inquired why my license was needed. I was forced to take «store credit» for an item I purchased with a debit card even though I had my receipt! Halfway through an argument, I decided to leave… can’t fix stupid! Never shopping at this location again, and I’ll take my store credit and use it somewhere else. Not shopping at Toys R Us again… and don’t get me started on Babies R Us. *sigh*

I bought corvette toddler bed for $ 90.00 more compare to the other store and instead of the store manager resolve the situation to price match it as it advertise it. I went back a day after the purchase and spoke to Marie and she claimed to be a store manager and treated me like a trash. Marie refuse it, lied about it and making up a story that isn’t the same but knowing the model # does match it. Marie was the most ignorant, rude person that i ever dealt with. When i 1^st bought the item the box was beat up, the item was extremely dusty and the item was scratched.

With 4 girls going to Toys R Us for Christmas was a must. The sales clerk in the electronics dept was very helpful. He took time to tell us about the difference between the XBox 360 and the Wii.
We’ve been waiting for the price to come down and for all of the typical «testing» to take place over the first few years of the craz. The XBox Kinect has an «eye» so the user doesn’t need to carry a remote to play the games unlike the older style Wii.
The middle daughter really wanted a keyboard too. We got a decent one for a good price. Although the coupons were only for «toys» which is why this is only 4 stars. If Toys R Us carries it then it must be a toy, right? Wrong, the coupon only applies to plastic toys not electronics.
The store was busy but organized and not a mess. Parking is easy, free and open to get to unlike some maze like shopping plazas.
Cards, toys, electronics, wrapping paper, cards, candy, and more. It can be the one stop shop if you need it to be but the prices are a bit more so I’d suggest you get your batteries from a discount dept. store.

Its a toy store, what else can I say. Its a bit «tired», and has limited selections when it comes to party favors.

The four stars are because Steven helped us find an elusive item. This store is huge and there are lots of great things. But we were looking for something very specific and he really helped us find it.
he didn’t tell us «go check there». He walked over and helped us find it.
Everyone else in the store was really nice as well. When my son gets older and we are looking for his toys I want to go to a store where the employees are pleasant and helpful.

Since «toys» is in the store name I really thought they would have a better selection. Granted, there are millions of toys out there but I couldn’t find a Mr. Potato Head, apparently they didn’t have any left in stock. Their game section is just one aisle. The floor staff and cashiers are all very pleasant. My biggest disappointment: the manager, a self-​important redhead who can be syrupy-​sweet when asked for a toy location but completely rude to people with returns. The petite brunette in the customer service desk was less experienced and much more professional.

my mid-​twenties have done very little to challenge my enthusiasm for life-​sized stuffed animals, it would seem. my coworker had a baby and i decided to go and get the little fella a toy of some kind.
i walked in and scanned the room for the «meatloaves with no motor skills» section. i spotted a big baby on a poster and moved towards it. but upon nearing the stuffed animal section i lost track entirely.
there were wide-​eyed heifers singing songs, bengal tigers, sock monkeys, smiling sharks, and ponies galore. it was truly thrilling. i chose a particularly green, particularly lean, long-​legged frog. i tried to imagine how an 8 day year old baby would interact with such a thing. supposing he could just lie next to it, (it was as big as he was) i went ahead and moved towards the register, skillfully avoiding what looked to be a miley cyrus shrine with pink objects protruding this way and that.
but as i passed the incredible collection of board games, legos, action figures, and story books, it ocured to me– this was not just another of my crazy 8 year-​old notions, like becoming a well-​known hedge sculptor. i was really on to something. toys r us really IS a magical place.
minus a star for under-​staffing and miley shrine.