Buc-ee's first Virginia location to open soon!! Who’s making a road trip over there?

[Anonymous]

Special trip to go there? No. Would we stop if needing to fuel up coming down 81? Sure.

Only have been to 1 and that was in Florence, SC when we were driving to Charleston.

Was it huge? Yes. Was it crowded? Yes. Were the bathrooms clean? Yes. Was the food good? Yes. Did we spend too much time there? Yes. Did we buy snacks and themed gear? Yes.

More likely to hit the one coming in New Kent on the way to the beach or on 95 as well.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I stopped in one once and couldn’t get out of there fast enough. So many dumb people. The bathrooms were no cleaner than a highway rest stop. I actually have never been in a bad rest stop in Virginia. They’re all clean.

Bucc-ee’s patrons are typically dumb and obese.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I stopped in one once and couldn’t get out of there fast enough. So many dumb people. The bathrooms were no cleaner than a highway rest stop. I actually have never been in a bad rest stop in Virginia. They’re all clean.

Bucc-ee’s patrons are typically dumb and obese.

Cite?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I stopped in one once and couldn’t get out of there fast enough. So many dumb people. The bathrooms were no cleaner than a highway rest stop. I actually have never been in a bad rest stop in Virginia. They’re all clean.

Bucc-ee’s patrons are typically dumb and obese.

Cite?

See generally: People of Walmart.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I won’t make a special trip, but, I will stop on the way when I’m traveling.

It’s a novelty because it is so big with so many products but when it comes down to it, it’s a gas station convenience store with very clean bathrooms.

When you go get the brisket sandwich, the spiced nuts and browse the fun aisles.

Yes this. It's worth a stop if you are driving by, but I would not drive there to just simply GO to Buc-ees. We went in Texas and it was fun, but not "drive 4 hours round trip" fun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:On my first visit to a Bucees, I saw a woman who weighed about 250 lbs get out of her van and walk into the store wearing pajamas. Quite a sight!.

There are fat people everywhere, not sure why that was so shocking to you.

[Anonymous]

I love Buc-ee’s! But I would not drive hours out of my way to go to one. They are great stops on a road trip though!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:On my first visit to a Bucees, I saw a woman who weighed about 250 lbs get out of her van and walk into the store wearing pajamas. Quite a sight!.

She sounds like my kind of woman, ain’t afraid to put some meat on her bones, ain’t ashamed to feel comfortable in public. Was she single, I wonder? I might have found my true luv.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Buc-ees isn’t better than a Wawa, it’s just MORE. 6 gas pumps? No, 60! 1 rack of snacks? No, 1 rack of hundreds is THE SAME snacks! 2 slurpie machines? No, 15 slurpie machines!

It has little variety, just larger quantities. I agree with the Cracker Barrel crossed with Walmart comment, down to the ticky-tacky home decor and cheap branded clothing.

Been in 2 on road trips. No need to do that again.

Nicely put. It's just a stop on a road trip.

Maybe the problem is that I was introduced to it too late in life. If the Stuckey's of my youth returned, for example, I'd be thrilled. But Buc-ees has no hold on me.

[Anonymous]

Ugh. Bucc-ee’s is vulgar.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why would we drive 3 hours to a convenience store?

+100000 OP is driving out opening day?! Who does that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would we drive 3 hours to a convenience store?

+100000 OP is driving out opening day?! Who does that?

250 lb. women do, that’s who, and I don’t recommend getting between her and the Buccee Balls, nor the pecan —pronounced pee-can, pie. You might get run over by a mobility scooter.

[Anonymous]

Only if the real Bucky the Badger shows up!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love Buc-ee’s! But I would not drive hours out of my way to go to one. They are great stops on a road trip though!

Good food, ok prices, buy some high end jerky and roasted almonds.

Always keep 1 person in your car to avoid theft or keying of your vehicle.

Can check out fast.

-formerly TX based family

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why would we drive 3 hours to a convenience store?

Sigh. Oh, you sweet summer child,

I’m with PP. you’re the one that sounds like you have a screw loose! This has so little to do with the DC area.