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May 2025 by quilly andries
Saves money. Nice people
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April 2025 by Darlene Hardin
Friendly staff and great prices! I always buy more than what I went in for, lol!
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March 2025 by Sheree Kearns
Great quick place to shop.
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February 2025 by TA-2 Bobo
It's Garden Season! Either they are out of everything or they never had them to begin with! Very dissapointed once again.
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November 2024 by Roxanne Anderson
It's got better since it had to be remodeled it's a pretty good Dollar tree
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November 2024 by BeLoveia English (Loveia)
Well they definitely have a little of a whole lot of things. I always spend way more than I meant too but never feel bad about it because I know I saved so much in the long run. Their party bags I live what you can buy for $1.25 other places start at about $4.00 and the duality is equivalent as well. I love this store and even found lip gloss that I previously had bought from that other well known store we all love so much for $11 dollars I got for the price of just $1.25. I’d say that’s smart shopping even if it was by accident. This store is great!
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October 2024 by Logan Arnold
Store no longer exists
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September 2024 by M E (ME)
**Lipstick on the Same Ole Pig for 25% More….$1.25**
Let me start by saying I’ve always been a Dollar Tree enthusiast. For years, it was a haven where I could stock up on essentials, holiday décor, or a little pick-me-up snack, all for the unbeatable price of a buck. Walking through those aisles was like a treasure hunt, where every item I tossed into my basket was a small victory for my wallet. But those days are gone, and the change—oh, it’s glaring.
So, they’ve upped the price to $1.25. It’s a 25% increase, and while that may not seem like much on the surface, it fundamentally changes what Dollar Tree represents. Sure, it’s still cheaper than most retail stores, but the brand was built on the magic of everything being just one dollar. That simplicity was the charm.
Dollar Tree was never about luxury. It was about getting a little more for a little less. Now, with this price hike, I can’t help but feel like it’s lost a bit of its identity. Yes, they claim the extra 25 cents allows them to offer better products and a wider selection, but let’s be real—most of the products are the same old stuff. The same items, the same packaging, just with a new price tag.
Take the snack aisle, for instance. The bags of chips are still the same size, the cookies are still the same brands, but they cost more. The increase may not break the bank, but it does chip away at the satisfaction that came from knowing you were getting a deal. Now, I find myself wondering if it’s still worth it.
And what about the seasonal items? The decorations are still cute, but they’re no longer the guilt-free splurge they used to be. I used to love loading up on Halloween or Christmas items without thinking twice. But at $1.25, I’m more selective. It’s no longer an impulse grab; it’s a conscious decision.
In fairness, not everything is doom and gloom. The stores are starting to carry a few name-brand items that were rare to see before. There’s also been a slight uptick in quality in some categories, like home goods or craft supplies. But again, that’s not why we loved Dollar Tree. We loved it because it was *all* a dollar. No math required, no second-guessing, just pure, unadulterated frugality.
It’s worth noting that Dollar Tree’s competition hasn’t been idle. Other discount chains have maintained their price points, and some have even expanded their $1 sections to scoop up those disillusioned by Dollar Tree’s price hike. It’s a classic case of underestimating the emotional attachment customers had to that flat dollar price.
Ultimately, Dollar Tree is still a decent option if you’re looking to save money. But it’s no longer the no-brainer it once was. It’s like putting lipstick on the same old pig and asking us to pay a bit more for the pleasure. It’s hard to get excited about that.
So, will I stop shopping at Dollar Tree? Probably not. But I’ll be a bit more cautious, a bit more selective, and a bit less enthusiastic. The magic has dimmed, and it’s hard to see how it’ll come back.
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August 2024 by Phoebe Daughtry
Everything is smaller n more pricey,there is only 1cashier working register n the lines suck
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February 2024 by Lisa Wilder
I miss this store ❗❗❗are they ever gonna open back up ??? Bring it back ❗❗❗❗
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November 2023 by Pat Fredericks
Missing you, does anyone know when it will reopen?
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July 2023 by Genethie Spooner
Very clean, well stocked, and organized. I have been in a lot of Dollar Trees and this one ranks in my top 10!
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May 2023 by David Rountree
1.25 yree
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March 2023 by Kim m
I enjoyed shopping here. They could use more inventory, the staff was very helpful and nice.
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February 2023 by ouida sowell
Very friendly n cleanliness is top notch
