I like College Park better, but the PP who said that the main thing is what is stocked and which location is closer to you was right. Those are the main differences you'll find.

I think I like Woodbridge better tbh or maybe it just seems like they have more

I love the CP location. It is really well stocked. I always go during lunch break or middle of a weekday and it's really easy to get in and out. It's fun to browse there and they have good sales (tho you just missed the winter sale). Lots of fun new items and plants too. There's a big clearance section near the check-out, but not much that was enticing last time I looked.

I had a really good experience with Ikea home delivery recently. I was shopping online and planning to pick up at College Park, but when I got to checkout one of the options was free delivery, and I thought, why not? Worked out great, they left everything on my porch.

I live closer to the Woodbridge location but it seems like CP always has what I need in stock.

Look up what you want online, it will show what’s in stock and the bin number so you don’t have to go find it in the showroom.

Woodbridge installed all self check out machines last month, which surprised us, taking much longer to check I’m out it felt like.

I haven’t been to Woodbridge but I’ve been shopping at the College Park store for over 20 years. I was there last weekend and they are well stocked. You can check if the specific items you want are available in store.

Where are you coming from - Friday afternoon traffic will be a disaster for either so pick which ever on is closer.

Go online and see what you might want and it will show what is in stock.

Planning to go to IKEA with a friend on a Friday afternoon in a few weeks - any opinions on which store is better, College Park vs. Woodbridge? I'm about equidistant from both, so wanted to see if either one is better as far as the store itself, stock, crowds, traffic, etc. I haven't been in-store there in a handful of years. We're not planning on any major furniture purchases, maybe to look at stuff and probably buy too much stuff in the housewares section.