Discount Stores in Bloomington, IN

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  1. 3050 East Discovery Parkway, Bloomington IN 47408

    4.2 Good 94 reviews

    “I find the IU surplus store to be an excellent resource. It offers a wide variety of items, which is particularly advantageous. One of the most notable aspects of the IU surplus store is its staff fair. Additionally, the store’s pricing strategy is quite interesting. While some items are reasonably priced, others are quite expensive. Despite my initial apprehension, I did not pull the box team when the rat emerged from the box. I will continue to inspect the box thoroughly to ensure that no other surprises are present, so that you can rest assured that I will not be spooked.”

  2. 140 North Gates Drive, Bloomington IN 47404

    3.9 Good 138 reviews

    “I love this store!! They have really fun things for all ages!! I could browse for hours. They have puzzles, slime, diamond paintings, stuffed, candy, and many other fun things. They have a great variety of sensory toys as well. The prices are very competitive to other big chain stores. The quality is excellent 9 times out of 10. The staff are also very friendly and helpful. Five Below where have you been all my life!!”

  3. 5225 IN-46, Bloomington IN 47404

    3.7 Good 83 reviews

    “Not sure but think I saw thievery, buy a family of multiple people, using major distractions for the young lady/cashier, while multiple kids of all ages wandering the store distracting others, I'm standing up for the employees she could not see what was happening,”

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  5. 200 North Gates Drive, Bloomington IN 47404

    3.6 Good 110 reviews

    “I just had a very unique dollar tree experience. Recently, I suffered a spinal injury that can cause my blood pressure to spike unexpectedly. This happened to me today while I was shopping & by the time I got to the register, I was red-faced and overheated. The young man working at the register was still checking out the customer in front of me, but when he saw that I was in distress, he immediately asked me if I was all right & if there was anything he could do. I told him I was all right, I was just overheated due to a medical condition. While the other customer was paying, he took his personal fan & moved it to an outlet closer to me and put the fan on the conveyor facing me to help me feel better. His genuine concern and kindness helped more than the fan! I wish I had caught his name so that I could recognize his impressive character properly, but I think he was the only man working today. We need more kindness in the world like this.”

  6. 3050 E Discovery Pkwy, Bloomington IN 47408

    3 Average 4 reviews

    “Indiana University's Mail Services Warehouse's goal is to support Indiana University's Mail Service in providing reliable and timely mail deliver service.”

  7. 2568 E 3rd St, Bloomington IN 47401

    3.5 Good 94 reviews

    “Lately it has called my attention that popular items such as kids hair detangler or dial roll on deodorant are not longer for sale (even with the new increased prices). Stills a good option for a lot of stuff.”

  8. 2430 S Walnut St, Bloomington IN 47401

    3.4 Good 103 reviews

    “Great prices if you know what you are doing. Can also pay way to much. Great $1 shelf with Dollar Tree bring 25% higher. Staff will set back stuff for you. Great periodic sakes. Always greeted when entering the store.”

  9. 3618 W 3rd St, Bloomington IN 47404

    3.3 Good 90 reviews

    “When you go in, it can look pretty disorganized because customers don't put products back on the shelf/etc where they came from but, I can find what I'm looking for 90% of the time. You can tell they are short staffed and have issues with people stealing but they have great prices and a bunch of different things all in one place. Also if you download their app, you can get cool discount offers and things like that.”

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