Walmart announces plan to remodel 16 Arizona stores
The Walmart in Phoenix will soon get renovations. It's one of 16 total Walmarts in Arizona receiving big upgrades, the company said Wednesday.
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PHOENIX — Renovations are coming to 16 Walmarts across Arizona, including several in the Valley.
The store remodels will make shopping easier for customers, according to a Wednesday announcement from the company.
Walmart renovations coming to 16 stores across Arizona
These are the changes coming to various Walmarts around the state:
- Big new signage and displays that better showcase merchandise.
- Expanded departments and new items to offer customers a wider range of things to buy.
- An expansion of the online pickup and delivery department to more quickly complete online customer orders.
- Wider aisles in the pharmacy section.
- Private areas in the pharmacy for people to check out.
- New private screening rooms in the pharmacy.
Walmart also said it promoted 2,756 Arizona workers last year.
Which cities are getting Walmart renovations?
Five Walmarts in Phoenix are getting remodels:
- 6150 S. 35th Ave.
- 4617 E. Bell Road
- 2020 N. 75th Ave.
- 6550 W. Happy Valley Road
- 2501 W. Happy Valley Road Suite 34
Two are in Goodyear:
- 14200 W. Indian School Road
- 1100 N. Estrella Parkway
Two more are in Tempe:
- 800 E. Southern Ave.
- 1380 W. Elliot Rd.
Here are the other cities and towns getting renovated Walmarts:
- Gilbert: 2501 S. Market St.
- Chandler: 1900 E. Chandler Blvd.
- Lake Havasu City: 5695 Highway 95 N.
- Mesa: 1916 S. Lindsay Road
- Taylor: 715 N. Main St.
- Queen Creek: 1725 W. Hunt Highway
- Glendale: 5010 N. 95th Ave.
The Arizona stores are 16 of 650 U.S. stores across the U.S. that Walmart is remodeling.






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Soon they’ll have signs with the old price crossed out, the new 50% higher price in bold, and a photo of The Idiot under a caption that reads “I Did That!”
They have already started increasing prices. I'm sure this won't stop that trend.
If they wanted to make some real improvements they could start by, 1) doing something about the awful sewage smell that seems to exist out in front of every entrance, and 2) banning entry for people who can't cover up their disgusting bodies.