Is Target expected to still be in business 6 months from now? From what I have heard on the news this past Holiday season was not kind to them and they will be lucky to survive 6 months into the new year. |
That’s funny cuz one of my favorite things of living here is all the store options. Sure there’s traffic but everything’s more convenient than you realize |
I think Wegman’s is easy to get to. How is it hard? Where are you coming from? I alternate b/wWegmans’ and Harris Teeter. |
I don’t think it’s a mess. It’s easy to get to/park, and it’s a lot less crowded than the other Walmarts. |
I'd rather have them put a target there as opposed to a Walmart which will just attract the wrong crowd to the area |
I would cease to exist without Target so I sure hope it’ll survive. Everyone please go buy a lot of stuff there tomorrow. Thanks ! |
Agree. Tinner Hill Target is a joke! It’s more like a 7-11. |
While I don’t like trekking to Merrifield from McLean, I’m not sure if the Tysons location would be better. Maybe ok if they put a Target somewhere on 123 but definitely not anywhere on 7, especially the Boro. |
I vote for that Lord and Taylor location, purely because that's convenient for me. But it's also slightly separate from the mall and has its own parking. Merrifield is relatively close, but driving-wise it's really not. A Tyson's target could serve a large swath of residential areas. Or they could put it where the closed Bed, Bath, and Beyond is, which would be glorious. |
Do you live anywhere around Vienna/Tysons? Did you use that BBB much? If you know that location well you wouldn't call it "glorious." Unless there were major road changes, which isn't going to happen there since it's almost beneath an established overpass (123 going over 7) -- a Target there would create truly horrible traffic issues. The site's entrance off 123 is at a small stoplight that is just yards down from a much larger intersection and there is no way to route traffic from the large intersection directly into the parking lot for that location. There will be substantial backups into the parking lot to get out, backups on 123 to get in, blockage on 123 at that tiny stoplight that will affect the larger intersection, etc. Entering the lot from the back requires using a small access road with a nearly right-angle curve in it that likely can't be altered or straightened. Just a horrible location for a very high-traffic store like a Target. |
Yea that would definitely not work. It would have to be maybe over in one of those bigger shopping centers. Unfortunately, whatever MORONS designed adding the metro down route 7 did a really horrible job and it is such a pain in the absolute you know what getting to all of those shopping centers. It takes an extra 5-10 minutes sometimes getting to the Container Store/Best Buy. |