Goodwill outlet · Las Vegas, NV
Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas
- Kids allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts cash and card
- Restrooms available
- Pay by the pound
- High competition
7940 S Valley View Blvd #100, Las Vegas, NV 89139
Pricing
Pay by the pound. Goodwill outlets weigh your haul at the register instead of pricing each item; rates and per-category exceptions (furniture, electronics, books) vary by outlet. How pay-by-the-pound works →
Store hours
- Mon 8 AM–4 PM
- Tue 8 AM–4 PM
- Wed 8 AM–4 PM
- Thu 8 AM–4 PM
- Fri 8 AM–4 PM
- Sat 8 AM–4 PM
- Sun 8 AM–4 PM
About Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas
Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas in Las Vegas, Nevada is a pay-per-pound bin store open daily from 8AM to 4PM. It accepts cash and card and has restrooms available. Like other Goodwill outlets it sells by the pound rather than per item, and the bins are swapped out through the day. It is open seven days a week. Listed amenities: kids allowed, wheelchair accessible, accepts cash and card, restrooms available, pay by the pound.
Rules & amenities
- Kids allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts cash and card
- Restrooms available
- Pay by the pound
- High competition
- Bin rotations
- Furniture
Rotation schedule
Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices the same day — see how restock days work and call ahead to confirm.
Third-party rotation guide available. Paid rotation guide ($19.00) for this outlet, published by guides.goodwilloutlets.com.
What the guide covers (8 topics)
- Number of bins rotated each day
- Number of bins rotated each hour
- Total number of daily rotations
- Number of clothing bins vs. non-clothing bins at this outlet
- What time the last rotation of the day occurs before the store closes
- If this store starts each morning with fresh new bins
- Busiest days and times of the week
- Slowest days and times of the week
The guide is sold separately by an independent publisher ($19.00); our directory does not hold the rotation times themselves. View the guide
Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas: quick answers
When does Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas restock?
Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices that day; the store's website or phone line is the fastest way to confirm.
What is the cheapest day at Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas?
Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas sells by the pound rather than on a weekday ladder, so there is no single cheapest day; bulk tiers lower the per-pound rate above a weight threshold.
What are Goodwill Outlet Las Vegas's hours?
Open seven days a week; the full weekly grid is above. Hours change around holidays and restock days, so call ahead for a long drive.
What shoppers say4
This experience was a bit strange iv been to multiple goodwill outlet from different states never seen one operate like this one an what I mean by that, example for the shoes when they would bring them out the cashier register lady. Would actually go up to the new product and start taking the better new stuff that was just brought out. Again iv never seen this in my entire life of shopping here. But she would take and pick specifically certain good condition shoes. I thought this was unfair. And very strange. The employees all just walk around and talk amongst each other while laughing at jokes and such. Vs bringing new product out. But when they anyway the employees take it... terrible experience would love to speak to head quarters about this! So be aware
Mark This location seems to be used as a all day hangout for young guys (maybe homeless). I think they have no where else to go loitering since they are in there every time, and don't appear to be shopping just standing around joking, talking in a crowd. Staff need to rearrange the area so customers have a place to put their carts. They make people line up against the bins that are already out making it hard for other customers shop. Constantly getting told to move out the way when they change bins is annoying. Some people are extremely rude and have no sense of giving others personal space. Employees yell at people who have never been here for going through bins when there's no clear rules when you walk in. Management should maybe have a sign when you walk in stating rules instead of screaming at people. No organization what so ever.
Frankie Quality has gone way down. The employees are SLOW with rolling out the bin tables and bringing out new stuff. I HATE that this place allows people to "park" their cart at the back of the store as a way to hold their merchandise. The shopping cart parking area could accommodate several more bins if they didn't allow this. It's basically a hit or miss type thing, don't go in with high expectations.
Desiree
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Definitely some cool things to be found here, but if you plan on digging be sure to wear nitrile or Mechanix gloves as I'd seen on a few shoppers during my visits. I almost slashed my hand open on a broken glass ashtray, so I'll be sure to bring gloves on my next visit. All in all, worth popping into this place if you're in the area with a half hour or so to kill.
James
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