Discount Stores near Lansing, NY

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  1. 1989 East Shore Drive, Lansing NY 14882

    4.8 Superb 51 reviews

    “They did a great job on the remodel. Very clean and organized. For once there wasn't carts of merchandise blocking isles. Cashier was right at the register instead of somewhere in the back of the store which happens quite often.”

  2. 131 Fairgrounds Memorial Parkway, Ithaca NY 14850

    3.9 Good 70 reviews

    “Amazing Christmas selection and well-stocked for those items. It’s dollar tree. Expect long lines and a weird ambiance, but it’s worth it for their seasonal decorations.”

  3. 744 South Meadow Street Ste 250, Ithaca NY 14850

    3.9 Good 78 reviews

    “My daughter and I had a great visit here and found things we have been looking for. We found 3D printed toys and really great squishies. Found nails and make up to try out .”

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  5. 1408 Dryden Rd, Freeville NY 13068

    3.5 Good 20 reviews

    “Newly built store and it is quite spacious, well stocked, clean and friendly staff. The aisles dont seem as cramped as regular DG stores. Store has a nice layout to it”

  6. 178 Main St, Groton NY 13073

    3.5 Good 17 reviews

    “Aisles are cramped, but clean. Stock levels are fairly good. LONG wait times at busy hours due to lack of scheduled hours for sufficient cashiers. After the other dollar store closed in town, this is the only option in a reasonable distance to shop at.”

  7. 1188 Auburn Rd, Locke NY 13092

    2.8 Average 11 reviews

    “Nice clean store and pretty well stocked all the time! Staff is always kind and smiling! It’s also a convenient location since there are no other options out that way.”

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