Goodwill Bins in Aurora

"You never know what you're going to find there, but since they sell everything by the pound, you can get a lot for a good price. The Outlets are definitely not like your typical thrift store experience, tho. There are no racks with clothing hung up or shelves with items on display. Everything is brought out on tables, and when they bring out new ones, they have everybody stand back so that the employees don't get trampled. It's actually kind of like shopping while in a mosh pit lol. I mean that in a good way. It's just that sometimes the customers can get a little aggressive when picking thru the bins. It is recommended to wear gloves if you plan on digging in, and prepare to enjoy the controlled chaos that is the Goodwill Outlet World. Definitely recommend."

"I love me a goodwill outlet. This is the smallest of the denver outlets. This location has different prices for different types of items, so make it easier on the people behind you in line, and sort your items before you get up to the scales. One side of the warehouse is textiles, the other is hard goods, shoes, purses, etc. You do have to stand behind the line when they rotate the bins, and recently they have been making everyone stop shopping when the rotations occur. I used to rotate visiting this one with the Denver location, but this location has been lack-luster for me in the recent months so I stopped going. Might need to revisit."

"Don’t come here. You will get bullied by the security guard if you go over “time allotted” even if you’re going though OLD bins and the employees will curse you in a different language. The place is huge. Before covid, there would be over 60 plus, YES 60 PLUS bins out that you could look though and they would rotate new bins in, and push the old bins to the back so people like me, could take their sweet time just shopping. Now, there are only 6 bins out at one time AND EVERYONE has like 10 minutes to go though the bins, then some big jerk comes by and bullies you off the bins. So 60 bins minus 6 bins equals 54 bins that are nowhere to be found. The big building is full of people, but empty of bins, it’s just all bare floor. The amount of people that show up has not changed, but now every single person there has to fight for 6 bins, for 10-15 minutes, take too long and a man will come lay hands on you and assault you. Then, they take all the bins back, leave the same clothes underneath and they just throw a few new pieces on top of the old clothes they just made people fight over. Now, in in these 6 bins, 2bins are clothes, 2 are electronics, and 2 is just trash. This place sucks now. And it upsets me because before, you were allowed to go though hundreds of bins without out being cursed or assaulted by the staff. Now, there are only 6 bins that EVERYONE has to fight for with only 15 minutes of searching followed by threats. Guess goodwilll would rather toss all this clothes in the ocean, rather than let us buy it. Don’t go here. Hopefully someday they will go back to the way they did it for years and hopefully they stop assaulting the customers."

"I used to love this place. Something changed. Either new owners or new management. Less than half the bins out than before. They turn them over faster because I started timing them. Much much more crowded because there are fewer buns to look through. Workers not paying attention as customers just dump open puzzles and games and smash glass. Someone is going through these bins before they are wheeled out because it is all just broken trash now. Not worth it. Absolutely nothing metal anymore so at least those goblins smashing things looking for metal to recycle aren't there anymore. Housewares are gone now too."