About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One day in the Walmart Supercenter parking lot, a delivery driver asked an old lady, ‘Ma’am, why are you taking selfies here?’ She replied, smiling, ‘I’m not taking selfies—this is my new favorite place for spontaneous posing!’ The delivery driver scratched his head and said, ‘You’re right, ma’am—it does look like a great spot!’ Then she winked and added, ‘And it’s free!’ The next week, everyone in town saw her posing again—this time with a cart full of groceries.
2. In the early mornings of every Tuesday, a Walmart Supercenter employee noticed a strange humming sound coming from one of the aisles. Curious customers soon started whispering that it was the ghost of a long-forgotten store manager who used to sing while stocking shelves. One day, an enthusiastic delivery driver joined in singing along, thinking he’d found a new friend. The next week, everyone brought their instruments—violins, guitars, even ukuleles. Turned out, it wasn’t a ghost but just an old tape recorder left on loop. Now, every Tuesday, Walmart hosts a spontaneous impromptu karaoke session.
3. In the Walmart Supercenter aisles, a regular shopper once swore they saw a ghostly figure pushing a shopping cart filled with glowing bananas. As she approached the produce section, the ghostly figure stopped and turned around, revealing a wrinkled old face and a mischievous twinkle in its eyes—turning out to be just an elderly delivery driver testing his new electric cart. He apologized for startling her, explaining that he’d been trying to find the perfect banana for his neighbor’s birthday.}
4. At midnight, when the Walmart Supercenter was empty except for security cameras, a night janitor heard soft laughter coming from the frozen food section. Curious, he followed the sound and found an old cart moving slowly down the aisle. Inside were two ice cream cones, melting gently together. As he approached, they both tilted their cart slightly and said in unison, ‘Free samples tonight!’ Turning around, there was no one else but him—just another urban legend born at Walmart.