Dollar Tree,

819 Park Ave, Cranston, RI 02910, United States

"They are short staffed and need cashier's"

"The prices are good some of the items are good but they definitely have to have more aisles open at checkout sometimes you wait 5-10 minutes for checking out but the staff is very helpful that is there"

"So on Tuesday I called to place an order for balloons to be picked up on Friday. All seemed well. I gave my name and I was told to pay when I came in. Well here it is Friday and I get flagged down in the parking lot by a customer telling me they are closed due to electrical issues since yesterday. So I call and tell the woman I should have received a call or some notice that I wasn't going to get the balloons and all I hear in the background was, "She hasn't paid!" So if I had paid would I have been notified? Completely unprofessional! I understand it's dollar tree but c'mon. I was there for my pickup at 11 and my event was at 11:30."

"Great parking! Lots of handicapped parking. You can bring carts outside vs the reservoir ave location next to chello’s. Same stock as other dollar trees but it felt like they had a more limited food section. They have a freezer and fridge with food. My problems with this store are the doors and the support beams blocking aisles. When you go to enter the store you are greeted by two sets of heavy hung glass doors that are not handicap accessible and there is no button to enable the doors to open for the handicap or for those with a shopping cart. The store isn’t ada friendly, stroller friendly or shopping cart friendly due to this. In the store there is some aisles that have big support beams that basically make it so you cannot go down the aisle with the shopping cart so you have to go halfway down the aisle only to go back up and turn around go down another aisle to get to the other side of the aisle you were originally in. Not the biggest problem, but bad engineering. I thought all of this would’ve been fixed in time for store opening. I would really hope that they would put handicap compliant on the doors of that building."