Walmart Supercentre Saint-John - Saint John, NB

Sven B.

Presque pas de choix sur les tablettes. Si tu voit un bel article, il ne l'on pas dans ta taille. Le toilette des femmes n'est pas lavé souvent. Des cernes de creme glacé sechė sur le sol.

thierryluka V. (.

Cahotic everything il aide down

Stephane V.

Colisse que j aime ça wallmart

Eric L.

Ressemble à tous les walmart

Michael R.

Prix corrects

Jessica C.

It could be that I have bad luck, but this Walmart location always seems crowded when I shop here. However, I discovered a quieter time—Tuesday nights between 9 and 10 PM—when the store was nearly empty and easy to navigate.

Entrance & Parking
There are several designated accessible parking spots near the entrance. As I don’t drive, I can only say they appear well-maintained. The entrance is spacious with sliding doors, but is often blocked by employees bringing in long trains of carts through the exit, which clogs access to customer service, washrooms, partner services, and mobility aids—all located to the left of the entrance. Washrooms are also available at the back of the store.

Aisle Accessibility
The aisles are generally wide, allowing smooth movement, though visibility from a scooter can be limited and may lead to near-collisions when exiting aisles. The self-care and pharmacy sections often feel cramped, especially for mobility aid users.

Checkout Experience
Register height is accessible from a scooter, and the scooter basket is large enough to manage your items. Checkout is smooth. I appreciate seeing more traffic at staffed registers, supporting employee jobs. While I avoid self-checkout, staff are available to help there, though the area can feel crowded for scooters.

Seating Areas
There are two benches near customer and partner services, but they’re not always easy to reach. The overall lack of seating makes the courtesy scooters even more appreciated.

Lighting & Noise
This store is brightly lit and noisy when crowded. It offers designated quiet shopping hours—the early morning for those avoiding noise and the late evening for night owls like me. Outside these times, the store is often so busy that I don’t feel safe shopping.

Staff Training & Assistance
Staff here are attentive. While using a scooter, I felt watched in a helpful, not suspicious, way. I didn’t need assistance this visit, but I’m confident help would have been easy to find.

Stock & Shelf Accessibility
During peak hours, I avoid reaching for high or deep-shelved items. I trust staff would help, but sometimes it’s easier to leave the item behind.

Overall Comfort & Experience
On my quiet Tuesday night visit, I enjoyed a few scooter laps around the store just for fun. If you’ve been cooped up for a few days, I highly recommend it!

Alicia C.

Went to get a new booster seat for my daughter as I had seen it online for 149$ and the store showed it was in stock. Arrived to the store proceeded to check out, car seat rang in at 250. I showed clerk the ad, and she called over a supervisor. Supervisor confirmed car seat would have to be bought online to get that price. Even though, it was stating in stock at that store, drove 20 minutes for it. It was not something they could do for that price.

Sandeep

Good Store, but goods are pretty much scattered. They have managed well to procure staple foods though. If everything will be mentioned properly on overhead placards, then it would have helped more. Adding to it the essentials like Salt, Rice, Wheat should be in ample qty, which is not