Michael S.
Google
Well laid out and well-stocked. Quality is average Costco. Employees are a 3 out of 5 (could not understand ANY of the 5 I personally dealt with). And that ends the good: like EVERY Costco, it suffers enormously in crowd control, disability access, number of registers, parking, and the way in which they stock certain items.
Crowd control: have two check-ins instead of having a line out to the parking lot just to get in to the store. Have someone expediting and helping people at the registers, space the aisles out slightly more with no building support beams in the middle of them to block access.
Disability access: we went through four mobility scooters before i gave up. The worst one that was supposedly fully charged only went 50 feet before dying. Get more and better scooters, there's obviously a need since they were dead all over the store.
Number of registers: seriously, it's 2025. Look at what your competitors do and learn from them. Even BJ's handles this better and i thought they were stuck in the 1800's. When the line to check out is as long as a ride at Disney, your doing something very very wrong.
Parking: ever Costco I've ever been to (over a dozen) sucks when it comes to parking. Maybe it's time to have valet? When you take your life into your hands just trying to get a spot, it's not worth it (especially given one of your major competitors is less than a mile or so away). Do better.
Stocking: i challenge anyone to go into a Costco and find the right size clothing without having to dive and create a mess. People suck, I get that, but is it so hard to have all of your xs, s, m, etc sorted into piles? Maybe if you used shelves with dividers you could do that? They sell those at Sam's. Also, there's no legitimate reason to have stacks of clothes 3 feet high and 4 feet deep. I gave up after 5 minutes of trying to find a shirt.