Walmart Supercenter | Mays Landing, NJ

 

4620 Black Horse Pike

Welcome to the Mays Landing Walmart!

It's our third time in a Walmart here on The Retail Connection, and this one is by far the best! Not only is it a Supercenter with a full grocery section, it's also been remodeled with Walmart's latest decor, known as Airport. This store first opened back on October 22, 1994 as one of the earlier Walmarts in New Jersey, and reopened as an expanded Supercenter on October 26, 2012, just over 18 years later. Let's take a look!

Heading in through the grocery entrance. The grocery department is on the right side of the store, which is where the expansion took place. This area was formerly additional parking.

Mama DeLuca's Pizza and Subway are located next to this entrance.

The first grocery departments we see are produce and meals to go. Airport is probably my favorite Walmart decor to date, and it's looking really good in this store.

The deli is in the front right corner and stocked with Prima Della meats.

The bakery is on the right wall next to the deli, located under an overhang. The right side has two aisles of bread and snack cakes, while the pre-packaged cakes and service counter are on the left side of the alcove.

Frozen foods are in the aisles across from the bakery.

And a look at the dry grocery aisles. All the aisles in this store are both lettered and numbered.

Packaged meat and seafood are located next to the bakery. That's some weird kerning on the "pork" sign.

Breakfast meats and dairy occupy the remaining space in the grocery area.

Side note, I really like these lit endcaps. I've been seeing them for different brands of soda a lot recently, mostly at ShopRite.

One final look down the aisles towards the front of the store. Now, let's move along to the general merchandise...

A look down the split of the aisles. The faint pictograms on the category signs are a nice touch.

Electronics are on the back wall, as per usual for Walmarts.

The home office section was all stocked for back to school at the time of my visit.

The crafts section and service counter are right in the middle of the main store.

Pharmacy and HABA are along the front wall. The garden center is on the left side of the store just past this area.

The vision center, customer service, and checkouts are in the front. This store only has four manned checkouts left, with the rest being replaced with Scan & Go and self-checkout.

This entrance has a Philly Pretzel Factory. I'm guessing this is where McDonald's was prior to the expansion.

Other Images of Interest

Street View Images

2023

Due to the hidden location of this store, there unfortunately aren't many good Street View images.

Nearby competition

0.4 miles away: Acme of Mays Landing

The Mays Landing Acme opened in 1990 as the main anchor of the Festival at Hamilton shopping center. Despite the white signage which would indicate Premium Fresh & Healthy, this store went straight from Industrial Circus to, of course, Quality Built.

3.2 miles away: ShopRite of English Creek

We saw this store in the Egg Harbor Township Lidl post. This store is owned by Village Super Markets and is still pretty much all 80's on the inside.

That's all for this post! This was my first time in a Walmart Supercenter in a while, and also my first time experiencing the Airport decor in person. It's definitely a step up from the Project Impact and Cyanominimalist packages, and I hope to see it spread to more stores. Anyway, thank you for reading! See you next Friday when we're back in PA! The Retail Connection: Save money. Live better.