Walmart, one of the most popular supermarket chains in the United States, has launched a new store concept called Walmart Delivers—mobile stores specially designed for Generation Z. Want to visit one? Here’s what they’re like and where they’ll be. Take note!
What are Walmart Delivers stores like?
Walmart Delivers features five mobile trucks, each decorated with its own unique theme. These vehicles are designed to appeal to different audiences—from K-Pop lovers and lo-fi gaming fans, to rodeo enthusiasts, nature-focused content creators, and those seeking wellness and relaxation experiences. The available trucks are:
- K-Pop Era: Designed for true K-Pop fans, this traveling hub offers the chance to personalize photo card binders, decorate photos, and discover exclusive merchandise. Guests can also join special prize giveaways.
- Lo-fi Play: This area blends retro vibes with social fun, inviting visitors to play iconic vintage games, compete on a live leaderboard, and enjoy classic board games outdoors in a setup that tours nationwide.
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- Rodeo Dream: With a Western-inspired atmosphere, visitors can add cowboy-style accessories to their outfits, pose with custom-made leather belts, take part in themed activities, and take home unique souvenirs.
- Nature Break: Perfect for nature lovers, this concept lets guests create personalized kits for outdoor adventures—whether hiking trails or exploring plants—in a space designed for discovery and enjoyment.
- Group Woosah: Created for relaxation, this space offers customizable recovery sessions paired with refreshing beverages, allowing groups to unwind and recharge together.
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Where will Walmart Delivers trucks be?
These trucks will be touring different locations across the country from August to November 2025. Stops will include parks, music events, and marathons. Here’s the full schedule:
- Event TBA – Chicago, IL | August 15–17
- Lainey Wilson Concert – Los Angeles, CA | August 23
- Park TBA – Brooklyn, NY | August 23–24
- Event TBA – Tampa, FL | August 29
- Park TBA – New York, NY | September 6–7
- BABYMONSTER Concert – Chicago, IL | September 2
- Event TBA – Brooklyn, NY | September 7
- Park TBA – Chicago, IL | September 20–21
- Philadelphia Distance Run & 5K – Philadelphia, PA | September 21
- Event TBA – Chicago, IL | September 28
- Long Beach Marathon – Long Beach, CA | October 3–5
- Event TBA – New York, NY | October 9–12
- Lainey Wilson Concert – Chicago, IL | October 17
- Park TBA – Houston, TX | October 25–26
- Event TBA – Atlanta, GA | October 31–November 2
- Lainey Wilson Concert – Tampa, FL | November 7
- Event TBA – Phoenix, AZ | November 9
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History of Walmart
Walmart was founded by Samuel Moore Walton, who worked various jobs from a young age to support his family, including selling milk, magazine subscriptions, and even working as a waiter in exchange for meals while pursuing his studies.
When he was a sales apprentice at JC Penney, his boss told him that he didn’t have the necessary skills for retail, but years later, Walton would go on to found the world’s largest supermarket chain.
In 1962, Walton founded Walmart with the vision of bringing discount stores that existed in big cities to small towns, offering products at affordable prices. The success was so overwhelming that, within less than a decade, the company began trading on the New York Stock Exchange. By 1991, Walmart surpassed Kmart and Sears in sales, becoming the largest retailer in the United States.
How many Walmart stores are there in the United States?
Currently, the supermarket chain has over 4,500 stores in the United States. The state with the most Walmart locations is Texas, with a total of 514 stores, representing about 11% of the company’s stores in the country.
