Casselberry Commons — Attraction in Casselberry

Got a home Wi-Fi system here. They said I could return when no longer needed. Unfortunately they won't let me return to store, I have to call customer service. Did that but can't access account because I don't remember a password setup up over five years ago I never used. They said I need to go to store to reset. I've been to this location three times in two month. Wait time is always 3-4hrs. Just to reset a password. They should really have a system set up for people not needing to make purchases because that takes hours with them like they are car salesman trying to get you into a Benz on a Pinto budget.

Only thing I can say. The manager Adrian, is always nice and tries to express sympathy for the wait but here I am two months later and still can't return this thing and being charged for something I'm not using. By the way Tmobile home Wi-Fi sucks. And yes I've been to other locations but this is closest to my home and the lines at other locations make me not want to go in at all because I feel it'll...

Casselberry Commons is a recently remodeled, large strip shopping center with a wide variety of retail outlets. All retailers have individual store entrances facing the shared, large, open-air parking lot offering ample handicap spaces. In addition to the many vendors located in the sprawling, single-story retail plaza, satellite buildings offer a variety of fast food options such as Pollo Tropical, Arbys, Burger King, Planet Smoothie, Starbucks, etc. Commons retailers (33 in all) include a large, sparkling clean and well-stocked Publix Supermarket, America's Best eyeware, Stein Mart, Ross, T-Mobile/Sprint/Cricket, Bright Smiles Dental, Famous Footwear, Fantastic Sams, banks, tax prep, liquor and beauty shops. There's easy access into the plaza if you're traveling North or South on Semoran Blvd/SR 436, or East/West on Howell Branch Road. Hours vary depending on the retailer, but everyone's generally open by 9 a.m.,...

Castleberry Commons is right next to where I live. And I don't want to drive my car over there because it's a hassle. So I walk. So there are a lot of shops in the Commons, which includes but not limited to a billiards place, a Publix, 5 below, TJ Maxx and Ross and Marshall's. They also have some incidental stores like a nail place and they GNC. And then near there they have a city metro diner and then they have a player tropic owl and then a Dunkin donuts. As far as the architecture is concerned you know where the public says you can tell that was the main building that was built and then of course some of the other structures are a little squirrelly. The parking seems ample you can walk through and feel safe it's well lit. And I've always found it easy to get in a bunch of steps. I will go back again because of the public's. O in there's a Chinese restaurant there but I'm not sure what the story...