Post Exchange

For this review I'll be talking about the Exchange itself and not the food court or other businesses.It's a regular exchange with most of your needs, with longer lines than regular, and well rounded employees.Has all the usual items that an exchange has, such as electronics, pretty usual they had fitbit's, beats, and computers. They have pretty cheap computers when there's a sale. During the month of September they have a red apple sale which gives you a pretty decent discount off of their televisions. They also have clothes, which are name brand and not name brand. They have a selection of toys which is pretty small and tucked away.The staff are really helpful especially when they get to know you. They try to help when they can ( I can never tell if they're understaffed or they employees are hiding).Finally, the lines, they are atrocious at keeping lanes open, and it's horrendous. They need to either find the employees that are hiding or shielding, because everyone checks out eventually and they shouldn't only have 2 lines open.

We always enjoy coming to the PX. We have nothing to compare it to, so I have no idea if it's average, better, or worse than other posts but it has a Starbucks so I'm happy. Not always the best prices, but they have signs everywhere that they price match. Add no tax on top and you have a great deal. It never seems to be crowded when we go and they're ahead of Target and Walmart with putting out seasonal decorations. Weekly visits are a must for my family!

If you've seen another PX you've seen a better one... but if you've been in Kansas more than a minute you expect most everything to be better somewhere else (anywhere ... EVERYWHERE!) ... unless you were born here.

Worst exchange I have ever been to and I have been to over a dozen. This place has no concept of customer service what so ever. It's a joke. From their food services (please see my review of Popeyes ) to Starbucks (about to post my review on that) to their 24 hour shoppette. It's a nightmare and the staff cannot get it together long enough to ring a transaction up.

Good thing they have the AAFES Moffia running the PX. I would hate to see them actually save money for our service members!

It's your typical PX. The inside actually looks almost similar... dare I say the exact same as the one at Fort Polk. There is a Starbucks for your enjoyment right as you walked through the doors and the food court is on the left side of the building. The Starbucks can take your gold/gift cards but they can not redeem your rewards. Although, they will add stars to your account if you are a silver/gold member. They ran out of pastries and don't know if that is a common thing. The service was fast and the drinks came out as it was ordered. The food court was pretty big. They had the usual... BK, Charlie's, and Pizza and such for you to enjoy while you shop in the PX. Finally, the PX itself is pretty big and has a wide variety of items. You can get name-brand items a lower price than you would find out in Manhattan or Junction City. The location itself is a little difficult to find for first-timers so be patient and refer to your GPS. The building is fairly new so I expected it to be clean and well-kept, which it was.