About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At closing time one night, an employee noticed something strange: a delivery driver had left his truck’s headlights on in the parking lot. But that wasn’t it—every time someone walked past, the lights would flicker and change color. Curious, the worker followed the changing lights until they led him to an old shopping cart filled with glowing Halloween decorations. Turns out, a neighbor had accidentally left them on overnight—and now everyone thought Walmart was haunted! The next day, customers lined up just to see the 'ghostly' supercenter.
2. In the early morning hours, a Walmart employee discovered something peculiar in the produce section. Among the neatly stacked apples and oranges sat a lone, freshly baked pie, wrapped in plain brown paper. No note, no tag—just a simple homemade dessert left behind amidst the usual stock. Curious, the employee cut open the package. Inside was an apple pie with a handwritten note that read: 'Enjoy! Love, Someone Who Loves You.' Turned out, it was just a friendly neighborhood baker who delivered pies every now and then, leaving them for whoever found them first.
3. Have you heard about the ghostly shopper haunting the late-night aisles of that Walmart Supercenter? One night, a delivery driver swears he saw someone pushing a shopping cart filled with nothing but empty boxes. Suddenly, another employee spots an old lady in a wheelchair, slowly rolling down the frozen foods section—except she’s wearing a parka from last winter and her hair is covered in frost! It turns out she was just testing if the air conditioning was working properly. The ghostly shopper turned out to be a regular who loves their job so much they never leave.
4. One day, while restocking the dairy section, a Walmart employee found an old, dusty calendar with a mysterious note scribbled on the back: ‘Come back exactly one year later.’ Intrigued, she decided to return precisely one year later. To her surprise, the same delivery driver was unloading milk crates when he looked up and said, 'Hey, aren’t you that lady from last year?' Turns out, it wasn’t a note—it was just his way of remembering her friendly smile.