Nintendo of America - Packaging & Distribution Center — Attraction in North Bend

Truck entrance is on the north side of the building. The entrance on the south side of the building is cars only. There are some really tight roads. There is a specific truck route to drive through town to get to the back of the building where the truck entrance is at. There are a lot of weight limit restriction signs and no truck allowed signs on the roads around this area.

They only load trailers between 6:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. . If you are getting loaded or unloaded then you have to drop your trailer and leave the property. The site is open 24 hours a day for doing drop and hooks, but they close the truck entrance between 4:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. weekdays so that the security people can assist with the shift change. That is what the security guard told me.

Both security guards I interacted with...

Slow in and out. It takes a long time plus if you haul for Landstar be aware. They are known to ignore your call and they would not pay your detention. Avoid them if you can. The guard personal are usually rude the 2 girls forgot their names. The place that you going to off load usually is going to take more than 3 hours or its a drop overnight, call ahead to make sure the appointment is valid both to shipper and receiver. The truck stop down the road on i90 is usually very expensive on diesel and their lot is beat up. No parking near by nor there's any food place near by. Now it's up to you weather to pick it up or leave it, unless it's paying $4/ mile then it's worth it...

It's funny as a trucker the one time I was there, it was Thanksgiving day pickup. The guard almost just waved me in, and didn't even check me as I left out with a multi million dollar load lol. Paperwork in the box so it was just a drop and hook and gone. It's a nice size easy to drive...