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March 2025 by Greg Ross
In a perfect world every store would run like this one. A lady and a gentleman took care of me instantly. I even had to return something because it didn't fit, and it was effortless. I'll be back often. Thank you both for such an incredible experience!!! Best of the Best. Setting the bar.
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January 2025 by Karen Mcbride
Bought some headphones for my grandson. They were broken when opened
We live 60 miles away. So, I haven't had a chance to return them. I hope it's not an issue.
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January 2025 by Krystal Saccomanni
The store itself is great. I love the selection, lots of fun stuff, at low prices.
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December 2024 by Emibbie
A lot of fun stuff here. But don't go in with a kid who begs for things unless you have a lot of time and money.
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December 2024 by Carol Sanford
It was great
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November 2024 by Joseph McConnell
A Bargain Wonderland (and Slightly Unhinged Experience)
If you’ve never stepped foot into the **Five Below** in Owensboro, Kentucky, then my friend, you’re missing out on an experience that’s somewhere between a treasure hunt and a fever dream. Five Below is like the Bermuda Triangle of shopping: you go in with a clear purpose, and somehow emerge an hour later with $50 worth of things you didn’t know you needed but *absolutely* cannot live without.
First off, let’s talk about the vibe. The moment you walk in, it’s like the walls whisper, “Welcome to the land of inexplicable joy,” and your brain enters a shopping trance. The first aisle is a sensory overload: LED lights, random inflatable pool toys, and enough neon-colored slime to make you question your adult choices. You came in for a pack of gum, but now you’re clutching a $5 cactus-shaped USB charger, two neon squishy toys, and a Bluetooth speaker that may or may not be louder than your own inner monologue.
Five Below does not abide by the laws of retail. It’s not just a store—it’s a *portal*. You’ll find things that make you say, "Why does this exist?" and "Why do I need it?" simultaneously. Who doesn’t want a stuffed animal-shaped air freshener for their car or a glittery unicorn mug that screams “I’m an adult, but I’m also fun!”? There’s a whole section dedicated to... well, just things you can’t categorize. It's like a junk drawer, but one you willingly walk into and pay for the privilege.
And then there’s the candy aisle. Ah yes, the candy aisle, where logic goes to die. “I’ll just grab a little chocolate,” you think. But wait—what’s this? “Kettle Corn flavored cotton candy” and “Pickle-flavored jelly beans?” You’ll leave with a bag of snacks so bizarre you’ll have to Google them just to make sure they aren’t secretly from another dimension.
Let’s not forget the seasonal section—where Five Below gets *extra* weird. Need a Halloween-themed inflatable for your yard? Check. Easter-themed Tiki glasses? Of course. Christmas lights that blink to a rhythm only they understand? They’re probably in the corner, quietly judging your life decisions.
The staff at Five Below are lovely, don’t get me wrong—but they know exactly what they’re doing. They know you came in for a $1.50 pack of pens, and now you’re leaving with three pairs of socks that say “Nope,” a full-size beach towel featuring a llama wearing sunglasses, and a very questionable plastic fruit bowl that you’ll forget about in the back of your closet until 2028.
The real kicker? You’ll leave thinking you’re the world’s best bargain hunter, only to realize that *none of this was necessary*—but you’ll also be so oddly satisfied. It’s a weird kind of chaos, a type of retail therapy that only Five Below can provide.
So if you're ever in Owensboro and need to kill some time (or your ability to make rational decisions), head on over to Five Below. It’s the only place where your cart is filled with things you’ll never use, but somehow you feel like you’ve won at life. May the prices always be low, and the impulse buys plentiful.
Five Below, we’ll see you when we need a $5 yoga mat or a weirdly aggressive balloon animal kit.
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November 2024 by Steve Rosevelt
Bought a 3 in 1 game table and it was missing half of the pieces required for it to function shouldn’t have to return something to get all of what i purchased
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October 2024 by Sarah Hartman
Place was a bit of a mess when I went in, but otherwise the expected low cost items to peruse.
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August 2024 by April Grondahl
Great place just the store's layout was crowded and a lot of people not much room to shop.
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July 2024 by rose wood
Love walmart
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June 2024 by PRINCE RALEIGH II
Just enjoy shopping here
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May 2024 by Lyndalinn
The manager Dennea yelled in front of customers at an employee. Absolutely unacceptable behavior. Will not be coming back while this manager still works here.
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May 2024 by JAGJIVAN SAVLA
Good range for low budget cloths, electronic, toys, snacks.
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May 2024 by Audra D,LPN
Love seeing what deals they have
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May 2024 by Lucas Gross
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