Dollar Tree

As a swim instructor for some parent-child classes, I noticed our Y's baby pool toys had "walked off" again, so I started searching for some to replace them. I went to Target and found almost nothing- only squirt guns and sling-shots... not at ALL appropriate! So, I remember that Dollar Tree started getting thier summer stuff out, and I went to check them out... I got 25 little "baby appropriate" pool toys (little animal squirters, those squishy water balls) for $7!!!!! :) more

This store is huge in compared to the other dollar stores. It actually has useful everyday items for your nest rather then just nick nacks. Its the only dollar store that I can come out of and spend $40 on a bunch of things I need, rather then impluse buys. There are tons of things to choose from and I highly recommend going here if you are moving to a new place and need to pick up some items! This place is always clean and organized, the staff is friendly and helpful and they even take debit cards! more

Where would I be without my Dollar Tree? Hmmmm. I really like this store. I like all dollar stores if you must know. For years, it was the place for me to take my kids to spend their earnings for chores. It was the place for my kids to shop for their Christmas gifts. It was affordable. And I didn't have to tell the children, sorry, we cannot afford to buy everyone a $50 gift. But to give the kids a limit of spending $1, $2, $3 or more per person made it affordable. And the kids could always find things for gifts for their family and friends.. and my wallet didn't die from sticker shock. Tonight I was in picking up items for church. I spent over $50, which is a considerable sum, but had I gone to a regular retailer (Target, Kmart, etc) that amount would have easily been tripled or more. They carry an array of all kinds of things. And as the years have passed by the quality of the merchandise has improved right along with the selection. Where would I be without my Dollar Tree? Broke. That's where! more

Dollar Discounts This is a relatively new Dollar Tree. They revamped an old building and opened for business in the late summer of 2004. This store is about three times the size of a regular Dollar Tree. Ample room for two carts to pass through each aisle. Terrific supply of scrap booking items. And oodles of greeting cards, and they are always neatly organized. Friendly staff and a clean enviorment. Soda pop is 50cents in the coolers by the registers and it is ice cold. Large selection of food products, mainly name brands. And they have dedicated an entire aisle to Mexican cuisine. more