What is the difference between Target and Target "Great Lands?"

[Anonymous]

I live halfway between the the Reston and Chantilly Target - I'm used to the Reston one. Is the Chantilly one any different? I saw on the ouside it says "Greatlands" or something like that.
Thanks!

[Anonymous]

groceries

[Anonymous]

Target Greatland is a chain of general merchandise superstores that are about 150,000 square feet (14,000 m²). Like SuperTargets (below), they carry a larger selection of general merchandise than a basic Target store; however, though they carry more groceries than a typical Target store, they do not have a full-line of groceries like meat, bakery, deli, produce and dairy.


SuperTarget is a chain of hypermarkets that are about 175,000 square ft. (16,000 m²). Like Target Greatland, SuperTarget features double entrances on one story stores; some also have between the double entrances a merchandise loading lane as a prominent feature of the building. The store logo often spells "Super" in green script, but recently, newer locations are signed in red block letters in the Helvetica font that the word "Target" uses in favor of a more streamlined red "Target Brand" look.[10] SuperTarget stores, unlike Target and Target Greatland, carry all the same essentials, including a full service grocery with a bakery, meat department, fresh produce and a SuperDeli. Most old locations and all new SuperTarget stores will include a Target Optical. Many SuperTarget stores may also feature a Starbucks Coffee shop, a Pizza Hut Express, a Taco Bell Express, (which is currently being phased out in all Target locations) Jamba Juice, a Target Pharmacy, The Studio @ Target (a portrait studio), Target Photo (a one-hour photo processing lab), and a Wells Fargo Bank or U.S. Bank.