Walmart

Just recently remodeled and well stocked. The staff is helpful and seem to always be busy with trying to ensure a good shopping experience for the customer. I am in there often and have noticed one employee named Matt who is always cheerful and helpful with customers and his fellow employees. Great job Westminister Walmart and kudos to Matt.

This Walmart store was finally just remodeled, and went from being one of the worst Walmart stores in the area to being probably the nicest, best stocked Non-​Supercenter Walmart store I’ve been to recently. Because of this vast improvement in the quality of this store, it is now far more crowded than it used to be. Perhaps when the new Walmart Supercenter opens in October in nearby Eldersburg, Maryland, the newfound popularity of this formerly crappy Walmart store will be shared with the soon to be a Supercenter Eldersburg Walmart. Overall, four stars easily, and would be five stars if it were a Supercenter.

I really don’t like giving bad reviews but this walmart seriously earns them and then some. I’ve started avoiding going because I end up leaving with a massive headache. It’s dark, depressing, out of date, and small. I’ve actually been to two Walmarts that I really liked (I know, shocking) which makes this one even more depressing as it’s the only choice in Westminster aside from Target for basic home supplies and other non grocery store items.
The staff is completely beaten down and unwilling to help with anything. I can’t say I blame them though. The lines are so long you almost need to pack a lunch and a drink to wait in them. It’s ALWAYS packed yet never fully staffed. The aisles are tiny and made tinier by the jam packed middle of the aisle stands with products on them. You can barely maneuver with a cart. As with most walmarts, the prices are decent and they’re usually always fully stocked.
I wish they’d tear it down and start over. Also, take the McDonald’s out of it next time. The smell of grease and despair whacks you in the face the very nano second you pass through the barely working entry doors.

Walmart is Walmart pretty much where ever you go but this one is smaller. I can’t remember the last time I have seen a Walmart that wasn’t super. They have some frozen foods and grocery items but you can’t consider that a grocery store. The one thing I really like about this location is they are heavily stocked with Baltimore ravens items. Prices are moderately low compared to other stores and sites that carry the merchandise. Lines are super long due to limited register lines to begin with which makes for a lot of confusion amongst shoppers and people trying to cash out. I have only one reason to stop here is for Ravens merchandise.

I usually go to a different Walmart vision center but since this location is close to my work I decided to try it out. BIG MISTAKE! I had to come back three times before the doctor got my prescription right. when I placed my order for lenses they order the wrong prescription so I took it back. Waited two weeks never got a call, I decided to call them and ask if by any chance my order came in. Twice they told me they will call me back and finally when I called again it turns out They never placed my order. So now it has been more than three weeks and I have no lenses and no apologies.

I wish I could give negative stars! Such a terrible experience every time I go. I ordered something online and just needed to pick it up in the store. The first time I went, after waiting for 10 minutes for help while I saw about 20 people that worked there just walk by without helping, the lady told me I couldn’t take my headboard because it was too big for my car. I came back the next day with a friend who has a truck and this time waited 20 minutes. After 10 minutes, I walked to the back and had to get someone myself who then told me they had to get someone else who knew the computer system. I then called the store while standing in it and told them my situation She told me they were ‘understaffed’. Eventually, I walked out with my headboard. I won’t be returning to WalMart when Target is right down the street.

It’s a gross Walmart stuck in the early 90s. They’ve shoved way too many aisles into one store, and you can’t get more than one cart down an aisle. The Westminster White Trash club apparently meets up at the front doors every time I’ve been here, and sends their friends shopping. I feel like I get some disease when I go in there.

As soon as I pull into the parking lot of this walmart, I feel a crazy insane rage begin to take over. (it sucks that there are just some things you can only seem to get at walmart)
I have to mentally prepare myself as I head toward the front doors because I know I’m going to have to battle 150 smokers huddled at the front door just to get into the place. Once inside, there is usually a nice man with a cart ready for you, and that’s the only star this place gets.
The isles are small and the carts are large, you can’t move, and you have to fight all the people that drive rascal-​carts around, if you get into a cart grid lock with a rascal driving customer, you get nasty glares and dirty comments. I actually had a full on crash with a cart driving customer, and right in front of my young kid, she told me to F OFF and WATCH WHERE THE F YOU’RE GOING! (She didn’t say F though, and she’s the one that drove into my non-​driven-​hand-​pushed-​by-​me cart)
Maybe it’s not just me that this place seems to ignite insane rage. It seems to affect everyone that enters this evil vortex of low prices.
It’s dirty, it’s dingy, the employees at the check out are on their phones, texting or talking with each other, and it’s sllloooowwww. The only store I’ve ever been in at Christmas time, where they have 2 cashiers attempting to check out the mile long lines. I highly suggest Target, about a mile away.

Well, I realize complaining about Wally World having bad service is like complaining water is wet but this particular Wal-​Mart is not as good as the one in Gettysburg. The employees don’t show a lot of signs of original thought, and many of them are more interested in chatting back and forth to each other rather than engaging with a customer.
Make sure they bag everything you pay for, because if they forget to hand something over, it’s next to impossible to prove you didn’t get it.

Much like the WalMart in Gettysburg, PA and the one in Hanover, PA.