Goodwill outlet · New Castle, DE
Goodwill Outlet New Castle
- Kids not allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts cash and card
- Restrooms available
- Pay by the pound
- Bin rotations
400 Centerpoint Blvd, New Castle, DE 19720
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 9 AM–7 PM
- Tue 9 AM–7 PM
- Wed 9 AM–7 PM
- Thu 9 AM–7 PM
- Fri 9 AM–7 PM
- Sat 9 AM–7 PM
- Sun 12 AM–6 PM
About Goodwill Outlet New Castle
Goodwill Outlet New Castle is a Goodwill outlet at 400 Centerpoint Blvd in New Castle, DE. Open seven days a week. Like other Goodwill outlets it sells by the pound rather than per item, and the bins are swapped out through the day. Listed amenities: kids not allowed, wheelchair accessible, accepts cash and card, restrooms available, pay by the pound.
Rules & amenities
- Kids not allowed
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts cash and card
- Restrooms available
- Pay by the pound
- Bin rotations
- Clothing
Rotation schedule
Goodwill Outlet New Castle 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. The New Castle, DE Goodwill Outlet has a manager-verified rotation guide, priced at $19.00, that explains what time new rotations begin.
What the guide covers (9 topics)
- What time new rotations begin
- 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 New Castle: quick answers
When does Goodwill Outlet New Castle restock?
Goodwill Outlet New Castle 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 New Castle?
Goodwill Outlet New Castle 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 New Castle'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
Very poor details with covid 19 I called drove 2 hrs for a manager to say NO KIDS so beware dont take a child with you. Also you sit and wait they ring a bell its crazy not worth it very disorganized and disappointing on how its ran.
Rachael The game starts while you wait in line outside for your "ticket." The staff asks if you want "wares" or "clothing". Your ticket has a corresponding bin inside. Now the real fun starts: you get about 45 seconds to rummage through the bin before a bell is rung and you have to move to the next bin! Grab anything you don't want anyone else to have! Go! Next bin! After going through all the bins people tend to sort through their carts and figure out what they actually want to buy versus hoard in their cart. The show lasts about 30-40 minutes before you have to check out and leave the store. Between rounds staff move all the old bins out and refresh with new bins of junk! Absolutely entertaining, especially if you don't mind sorting through a little bit of broken glass or clothing with body fluids stains. But hey, at <$2/lb you can't beat it.
Katie This place is horrible! Every 3 hours you must do your search quickly and then go to the cash registers to pay and leave the place since the containers change in that period of time, you cannot stay inside, you must leave, which means that you do not have enough time to search all the bins and therefore can't make enough pounds and take advantage of the low prices, I just couldn't enjoy my time looking for things as I always felt pressured for the checkout time as you must be in a hurry all the time… horrible!!! No thanks!
Kaz
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Be ready to get run over. They let you shop in cycles. You have to clear the floor between cycles. So whatever is in your cart is what you get for that cycle. People also throw things so you have to watch for broken glass. You also have to watch out for knives. Be ready to wash after going.
Brent
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