I got ONE item and it was a present for my kid I took the lady 36 minutes to get the ONE item I will not be going back to the Walmart suppersentter because of this this sucked
Svend D.
This Walmart reminds me of a zoo for some reason idk what it is but extremely chaotic. Every time I come here the other side is closed(apparently a new practice of there's. I end up having to walk to the other side and apparently if you come 10 minutes before closing you enter through the exit doors then met with workers telling you to leave(which I ignore and continue shopping). For some reason the leave pallets with falling boxes everywhere and can barely get around to the other side which makes matters worse because the whole layout is already pretty disorganized already.I really miss when this place was 24/7
Bryan S.
Needed to pick up some items on our road trip. I used to frequent this location when I lived here from 2008-2016... The store was clean and the employees were smiling. We found everything on this visit. Can't complain. Prices were accurate Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City
Joannie C.
If you are traveling on highway 50 in an RV, DO NOT pull off the road to go into their parking lot. There are low clearance bars, and you will not make it. Apparently, they do not want any business for people traveling in RVs. We have NEVER EVER encountered a Walmart that was restrictive to RV travelers trying to shop for more supplies. Unfortunately, instead of shopping there, we now have to replace our AC unit that hit the low clearance bar. Also, you DON'T KNOW there are low clearance bars until you pull off Hwy 50 and there is NO PLACE to go!
Shawn H.
What a vile organization. Now we check ourselves out. They save the money on staff but we don't get the checker's pay nor do we get a discount for checking ourselves out and saving Walmart overhead. I hope someday a store rises up from the ashes and ends the disease of Walmart.
Nathan Cummins
I love the cheese sticks when they don't over cook them.
Doug S.
The Sedalia Walmart has undergone a transformation in store design with a check out system that is horrible. At best, there is one or zero checker-assisted lane(s) open for customers who don't want to use self checkout, and the line for that is ridiculously long. Their strategy is to force you into self checkout through something that resembles a sweep pen for cattle, and customers checking themselves out is such a slow process that it's often full; you'll still stand in line for that as well. Worse still, self checkout is divided into two areas - one area where machines have only a tiny space to set a few items, (fine if you're only buying a few items), and another area with much larger counters for customers with full carts. In my last two trips, the area with larger counters has been closed, forcing me to scan an item, bag it, and return it to my already packed cart, moving items around in the cart as I go. (Ridiculous!) To make matters worse, the scanner and bagging decks are very low. Between bending over and twisting back and forth to unload the cart, scan, bag and then replace items in the cart, I developed mild back pain - a testament to how horribly thought out the ergonomics of their self checkout is. The next exasperating issue are items that won't scan or have lost their tags. I waited nearly 10 minutes for the person in the checkout area to call another customer service person who then had to travel to the back of the store and return with the price. I was through roughly two-thirds of the cart when this happened a second time. I gave up. I'd already spent over an hour and a half shopping, had packed my cart with several hundred dollars worth of groceries and miscellaneous from a long, long list. By now, the ice cream was melted, meats had warmed, and I had a backache. I thanked the person in the checkout area for their assistance to that point, (this idiotic system isn't their fault), asked them to clear the machine and walked out empty handed. My only satisfaction with the experience is knowing that rather than improve their profit margin by me suffering through their new self checkout scheme, they killed the sale, lost a customer, and will have to pay an employee for their time to unload that heaping cart back onto shelves in every row and corner of the store.
Jackson L.
So I was at Wal-Mart to day and the person that was runing the self checkouts did not let me get my glue becus I was not 18. My brother and his girlfriend showed her there ID's and said that would pay but she would not let them becus there are to many camras around. when one week earlier I got the same glue and that cashear let me get it becus I was talking to an older person in the line. So do not go to the self checkouts and get glue
I got ONE item and it was a present for my kid I took the lady 36 minutes to get the ONE item I will not be going back to the Walmart suppersentter because of this this sucked
This Walmart reminds me of a zoo for some reason idk what it is but extremely chaotic. Every time I come here the other side is closed(apparently a new practice of there's. I end up having to walk to the other side and apparently if you come 10 minutes before closing you enter through the exit doors then met with workers telling you to leave(which I ignore and continue shopping). For some reason the leave pallets with falling boxes everywhere and can barely get around to the other side which makes matters worse because the whole layout is already pretty disorganized already.I really miss when this place was 24/7
Needed to pick up some items on our road trip. I used to frequent this location when I lived here from 2008-2016... The store was clean and the employees were smiling. We found everything on this visit. Can't complain. Prices were accurate Respectfully, Bryan Oklahoma City
If you are traveling on highway 50 in an RV, DO NOT pull off the road to go into their parking lot. There are low clearance bars, and you will not make it. Apparently, they do not want any business for people traveling in RVs. We have NEVER EVER encountered a Walmart that was restrictive to RV travelers trying to shop for more supplies. Unfortunately, instead of shopping there, we now have to replace our AC unit that hit the low clearance bar. Also, you DON'T KNOW there are low clearance bars until you pull off Hwy 50 and there is NO PLACE to go!
What a vile organization. Now we check ourselves out. They save the money on staff but we don't get the checker's pay nor do we get a discount for checking ourselves out and saving Walmart overhead. I hope someday a store rises up from the ashes and ends the disease of Walmart.
I love the cheese sticks when they don't over cook them.
The Sedalia Walmart has undergone a transformation in store design with a check out system that is horrible. At best, there is one or zero checker-assisted lane(s) open for customers who don't want to use self checkout, and the line for that is ridiculously long. Their strategy is to force you into self checkout through something that resembles a sweep pen for cattle, and customers checking themselves out is such a slow process that it's often full; you'll still stand in line for that as well. Worse still, self checkout is divided into two areas - one area where machines have only a tiny space to set a few items, (fine if you're only buying a few items), and another area with much larger counters for customers with full carts. In my last two trips, the area with larger counters has been closed, forcing me to scan an item, bag it, and return it to my already packed cart, moving items around in the cart as I go. (Ridiculous!) To make matters worse, the scanner and bagging decks are very low. Between bending over and twisting back and forth to unload the cart, scan, bag and then replace items in the cart, I developed mild back pain - a testament to how horribly thought out the ergonomics of their self checkout is. The next exasperating issue are items that won't scan or have lost their tags. I waited nearly 10 minutes for the person in the checkout area to call another customer service person who then had to travel to the back of the store and return with the price. I was through roughly two-thirds of the cart when this happened a second time. I gave up. I'd already spent over an hour and a half shopping, had packed my cart with several hundred dollars worth of groceries and miscellaneous from a long, long list. By now, the ice cream was melted, meats had warmed, and I had a backache. I thanked the person in the checkout area for their assistance to that point, (this idiotic system isn't their fault), asked them to clear the machine and walked out empty handed. My only satisfaction with the experience is knowing that rather than improve their profit margin by me suffering through their new self checkout scheme, they killed the sale, lost a customer, and will have to pay an employee for their time to unload that heaping cart back onto shelves in every row and corner of the store.
So I was at Wal-Mart to day and the person that was runing the self checkouts did not let me get my glue becus I was not 18. My brother and his girlfriend showed her there ID's and said that would pay but she would not let them becus there are to many camras around. when one week earlier I got the same glue and that cashear let me get it becus I was talking to an older person in the line. So do not go to the self checkouts and get glue
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