Discount Stores in Upland, CA

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  1. 1263 East 19th Street, Upland CA 91784

    4.6 Superb 91 reviews

    “Every time I come here I always spend wayyy to much money. So many cute things especially if you have kids. I love the variety of stuff. It's always clean when I come so it's easy to navigate through the aisles with a stroller. Staff is nice as well.”

  2. 1387 East Foothill Boulevard, Upland CA 91786

    4.2 Good 102 reviews

    “Went here looking for storage binds for my refrigerator that I could place my water bottles in. I had been looking for months. I bought a few at another store they work so well I wanted more. But they only had the few I bought. The last they had. These binds are the best. My refrigerator has wire racks and my water bottles fall over the binds are perfect. Thank you Dollar tree .”

  3. 176 South Mountain Avenue, Upland CA 91786

    4.1 Good 196 reviews

    “Great deals, unexpected finds just need to check it out... chips and cheese, beautiful plants, everything u need, quick in and out...no large lines ??? gotta check out the chips assortment ??????????”

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  5. 1320 W 9th St, Upland CA 91786

    3.7 Good 10 reviews

    “Great prices ?? They told me that a bunch of items are coming soon!!!wow?I will be the first in file for sure with my SUV empty to fill it with all my purchases!!! Recomendado??”

  6. 180 South Mountain Avenue, Upland CA 91786

    3.2 Average 112 reviews

    “Overall a standard Dollar Tree get the good stuff at a good price. But if you need to deliver in a 53’ trailer you need to enter from 8th st angle trailer to door and good luck.”

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