I just ORDERED some shoes that were in store for $25 and online they were $17 and had a different…read morecolor and my size! Glad I checked the WALMART app! All you have to do is scan your stuff and see if it's discounted online! I selected shipping but I did buy all the other items such as groceries which I had a fun time shopping! Walmart always impresses me with their selection, prices, smooth employees, and clean store! They've improved over the years! They're doing just as good at Costco! I'm surprised! Even tho I like target, Walmart is really nice! Hahaha I even purchased some running shoes and they were good quality!

It was a really long time since we've been there. It is set up very differently than our…read moreneighborhood one. We were in the area. So we got a can of senior dog food, a green bell pepper, hair elastics, and an XL gildan brand solid black t-shirt. No tall boys here. Oh and fish tank filters. The aisles were very very tight. I am petite but if I feel squeezed in, you know what's up. Clean.

McCarran Marketplace is a wonderful shopping center on Eastern and Russell. Apparently, the name…read morehad changed to Reid Marketplace. Service providers in the area are Bank of America, Nevada Army National Guard Recruiting, AT&T Store, H&R Block, Gadget Repair LV, FedEx Office Print & Ship Center, Petra's Jewelry & Watch Repair, and Verizon. If seeking personal care, there's Runway Nails, Sally Beauty, Optic Gallery Family Eye Care, Partell Pharmacy, and Vegas Style Salon. Nearby shops include Lowe's, Dollar Tree, Ross Dress for Less, Office Depot, PetSmart, and Walmart. Some of the dine-in options are Panera, Del Taco, Farmer Boys, Firehouse Subs, Dulce Michoacan Ice Cream, China A Go Go (formerly China Dragon), Jamba Juice, Carl's Jr, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Hana Ramen, and Starbucks.

McCarran Marketplace is a sprawling complex of shopping centers, pads, and big box stores bordering…read morethe east periphery of McCarran International Airport along Eastern Avenue from Patrick Street to Russell Road. On some flights departing McCarran International Airport it is the last thing that people see before setting off for the friendly skies. Below the friendly skies most people see its giant asphalt sea by means of Eastern Avenue. There are at least four entrances from Eastern Avenue including the signalized ones at Patrick Street and Oquendo Road. The McCarran Marketplace asphalt sea is so grand that it is approximately a half-mile one way walk between the Walmart Automotive Center to the Starbuck's.    McCarran Marketplace serves the role of a regional shopping center much like Eastgate at Sunset and Marks and Eastern Beltway Center at Eastern and Serene. Since the shopping complex opened around 2006, I have patronized it. I will go into more detail about this shopping center.    The way it is laid out, the power center stores are nearer the airport. From south to north they include the Walmart Supercenter, Petsmart, Office Depot, Ross, and Lowe's. Amungst them is a Dollar Tree. Throughout the shopping centers and pads fronting Eastern Avenue are the restaurants excluding the McDonald's in the Walmart Supercenter. From south to north they include Peter Piper Pizza, Del Taco, Farmer Boys, Firehouse Subs, Jamba Juice, China Dragon, a Hawaiin restaurant, Carl's Jr., Port of Subs, and Starbuck's. Joining the restaurants in these shopping centers and pads are the services including Bank of America, AT&T, a Verizon authorized shop, Eastern Hills Dental, Fantastic Sam's, and other businesses. Throughout the years I have spent time in many of these places and reviewed a few.    What I like about this shopping complex is that it is less congested and easier to exit than many regional shopping centers such as Eastern Beltway Center. Thanks to the two signalized intersections at Eastern and the indirect one onto Russell via Surry Street, it is generally a breeze to exit the complex. Another thing I like is that there is sufficient empty land allowing the complex to grow. As I write this review there is a sign at the empty lot on the northwest corner of Eastern and Patrick saying "For Lease." Will this be Las Vegas's newest Raising Cane's, Chick-fil-A, Burger King, or Dunkin Donuts? " Speaking of growth when so many shopping centers are suffering, the only vacancy I am aware of here is Payless Shoes. Now, what I dislike is that there is poor pedestrian circulation between the different components of the complex. For example when I walk from Walmart at the southwest corner to Starbuck's at the northeast corner there is a lack of a crosswalk or traffic calming device at Oquendo Road which cuts through the shopping complex causing an asphalt divide between Dollar Tree and Lowe's. To exaberate the situation there is a blind spot where Oquendo Road curves. Once you cross Oquendo Road, there is a vast Lowe's parking lot and another shopping center road to cross. There is also a want for a walkway and crosswalk between Lowe's and the shopping center at the northeast corner by Russell. The poor pedestrian circulation is also evident between the Walmart and power center strip and the Eastern Avenue facing shopping center by Oquendo Road. If I want to walk between Walmart and either Firehouse or China Dragon, I am left to cross a curving shopping center road with a blind spot and no crosswalk. Obviously McCarran Marketplace was designed first and foremost for the automobile and not the pedestrian. The upshot is that an automobile is more preferable when combining two businesses spread across the shopping complex. Especially in the summertime.    Only a few hundred feet and over the fence from where commercial airplanes take off on a McCarran International Airport airstrip, convenience and shopping take off in McCarran Marketplace retail strips. And before I take off, I am giving the McCarran Marketplace four stars. It's selection of stores, restaurants, and services and ease of exiting safely onto Eastern Avenue with its two traffic signals makes this regional shopping complex worthy of four stars and return visits.

This Target on S Maryland Pkwy was my first stop after landing at Harry Reid Airport (LAS). I…read morepicked up a case of water, a car shade for my rental car, and a few snacks using Drive-Up. I didn't get to go inside but having the things I need ready was super convenient. It was also easy to find this place via Google Maps. Overall, really pleased to have multiple Target stores available when I'm traveling.

Good to know target allows recalled items on their shelves and on top of that Target as a business…read morehasn't put it on the recall list. If you google "up & up baby wipes target recall" you will find tons of articles on Reddit and Facebook. After finally researching myself I am LIVID I used these and trusted this company. We noticed a rash on my little one's butt and now it checks out. I'll be taking a photo of that for future use if any lawsuits pop up. TAKE THESE WIPES OFF YOUR SHELVES!!!! What's worse is when I bought them April 1 it was because they were on sale Seems to me the sales are to get money off of contaminated product

I just want to say a big thank you to Diamond a young lady in the vitamin section. I was looking…read morefor liquid glucosamine. Another employee just told me they didn't have it, but diamond went on and beyond looked it up and I already had left that area and she found me to let me know where I could buy it. Thank you so much diamond it's hard to find people that are willing to help. I would give her 10 stars if I could.

Dangerous Shopping; Be careful when you go in the store on tropicana and Pecos they have patrons on…read moreaisles who are either after your personal belongings or out to hurt you so please be careful going in the Walmart on East Tropicana and Pecos Blvd.... After someone tripped me, I went over to contact Security... useless! They walked me over to Contacted the Security office and a 16-year-old was operating it and he said I'll check the aisles to look for people. Slammed the door in my face ! He did nothing..... no incident report was made.... Personally the worst customer service I've ever Experienced! Rotten and Irresponsible Management and when I called the store to tell them what happened the operator hung up on me do not patronize this Walmart run as fast as you can get away from it ... 3075 E. Tropicana I'm wondering how safe they'll be for the holidays stay away...!!!! On one of the aisles, someone trip me. I don't know what they were after. Beware!!!! If I could've given them a zero I would !

We love coming here for perfume and cologne hidden gems or to score a great deal on our favorites!…read moreIt's a date thing we love doing! We hit different Burlington stores as every store is different and you never know what hidden gems you will find! There's a big selection and it is different most days! Not as clean or organized from what we saw but again every store is different as it's whatever makes the truck. Would recommend this location! We have frequented it quite a bit.

Whenever we can, we like to visit Las Vegas the week after Christmas. The last two years, my…read moredaughter and I did our day after Christmas shopping in Vegas. This Burlington may not be very clean, is not in a great area and has a security guard at the front door. But if you are looking for day after Christmas specials, this is a great place to go! Both years that we did this, we ended up needing large carry-on bags to take home all of our items! I'm not sure I would go to this Burlington at any other time of the year but their Christmas deals are great!

Well-stocked & clean. Didn't notice a security guard in the morning…read more Looked in the Luggage & Bag section, health & beauty, shoes, foods section, PJ's- all of them and dog beds. Already saw V-day stuff mixed in with the Christmas stuff. Seriously! Bought a puffy dog bed - $16.00 clearance, for our senior dog. And gingerbread chai tea - 50 bags - grown in Sri Lanka. @ $4.99. Some countries have different guidelines so I steer clear of teas from certain countries. Feels a bit smaller than most locations, but glad we stopped in.

Not sure why they only have three stars, but this place always has the cutest things and the…read morecustomer service has always been excellent, well at this one ‍

These premium outlets feel like a mall and some stores have entrances from the outside so that…read moremight be the only thing that makes this place a little different. Are the discounts really worth it? I guess it depends on what you end up buying. In my latest experience I did end up saving some money because I checked prices online for a specific store. There are around a hundred stores here at any given time that are open. There are also a bunch of food options mostly fast food and snacks. Located very close to the airport so you'll mostly see tourists here.

Parking in the garage is an ADA nightmare for a wheelchair user…read more First is NOT about any store, but the parking structure and infrastructure of the outlet. First, the parking garage has several elevator banks with total of six elevators. One full bank in inoperative, two elevators that went to the walkway, where the only way to ground level is escalators, and the UP escalator was broken, and one elevator that went inoperative while at the outlet store. As a wheelchair patron, I had to go several places just as work around to get to the car to the stores. This is unacceptable, driving a trying to dodge traffic and going extremely out of the way to get from the garage to the stores is difficult for a wheelchair patrons! The extra star is ONLY because for the excellent customer service received from the employees of the stores!

This store was surprisingly large and pretty well stocked. As you descend to a basement under the…read moreLas Vegas strip, you don't know what you're in for, but they had a decent selection. So if you forgot to pack something and need a cheap place to pick something up, this was convenient to the mid-to-south strip hotels and also close to a Ross and Target too. It was right across the skyway from the Park MGM and Eataly, for reference.

Our family LOVES shopping at Marshall's and having one on the strip was awesome!…read more We found some great items on the NUMEROUS clearance racks including some avocado oil chips for $4, some candy for $6 (normally $10), and fun press on nails for the kids for $4! Drinks in the cooler near the checkout were $1.19 for Dasani water and $1.29 for sodas! (We had paid $3.49 for sodas at the ABC store). Staff were friendly.

Heads up! This is not Sak's Fifth Avenue. Located in the shadow of the Harry Reid International…read moreAirport runaways, the Harry Reid Marketplace Ross is just another shabby location. When I stopped here to pick up some clothes for my vacation,store appearance was not on my mind. Value was! When I walked inside the store, my impression was that price is irrelevant to an element of people that execute the five finger discount. The Security Guard at the door gave me that impression. Shoplifting must be so prevalent here, that he checked my receipt as I exited. I also saw signs pleading for people not to open the boxes. However,what was not prevalent was customer friendly signing directing customers to the different sections. It was unclear where the men's and women's sections were. Writing this review following check-in #3, I can say that the stronger sections are luggage and socks. In 2016, when I had a luggage emergency before flying out of Harry Reid International Airport to Boston, Ross came through for me. In my opinion both Ross and the Walmart Supercenter a few doors south, are a prime spot for luggage. Both are the closest discount stores to the airport that sell a large selection of luggage at good prices. On my most recent visit, the socks department came through for me. From their wide assortment of socks,I was able to pick up a pack for $10. I like that on the package, it shows the Ross price with the higher competitor price. The reason I came to Ross instead of Walmart was that I did not want to deal with lockup cases. On the other hand, their jeans section is a different beast.O was disappointed in their limited selection. To my eyes,the presentation of barely organized jeans hanging from racks instead of on attractive fixtures, made Walmart on comparison look like Macy's. Their prices were "bleh." I think that Ross corporate would benefit their customers if they produced an inhouse brand similar to Walmart's George apparel. For the prices that Ross charges on jeans, I would rather shop in a store that is far more presentable to my eyes. The upshot is that after buying the socks here, I brought the jeans from the Walmart Supercenter. The employees that I encountered leaned towards the friendly side. For example, when I was browsing the socks,a friendly woman that worked here asked how I was doing. On my way out, cashier was pleasant as was the security guard. Being in the Harry Reid Marketplace and a few stores from the Walmart Supercenter, Ross is convenient. It is not like I have to drive out of my way to go there. With that said there should be a check-in #4 and beyond.

Walked and there is no line I look at reusable bags and I…read morehear "next". And again with a tone "next" What's with the attitude?

e here to check it out one evening. It was quite busy and for good reason - prices were better than…read moreother stores on the strip albeit higher than other Targets off the strip. It's also smaller than other Target stores having mostly drinks, snacks, and toiletry items. Kids were looking for Joyride and they found it cheaper than other places. There are a few self checkout and regular checkouts at this particular store. There is also a Starbucks which the prices are a lot better than other Starbucks on the strip. Next time we will come here to get some stuff for the week instead of other stores as the prices were better.

I love stopping here in Vegas! Great place to stock up on water and snacks that are way cheaper…read morethan in the hotel. It's still on the strip, so it's a little marked up, but buying at target is one of the best Vegas hacks it took me a while to discover. Do better than I did! You can also buy alcohol cheaper here if you're into pre-gaming in your room or filling up a walking around cup to save money. The self-serve line always moves pretty quickly and the attendants are helpful in keeping it moving. Good selection of food, drinks, necessities and so many things you don't need but might want!