Five Below — Local services in Aurora

Large, clean and organized store. I was not greeted when i walked in, but that doesn’t necessarily bother me like it seems to for other reviewers. I came in for wired headphones with a microphone and a nail clipper. I still walked around each aisle to see what they had to offer 😋. Good variety of items, fairly priced. Only encountered 1 employee upon check out. Self check out lanes, but the employee scanned my items and watched that i paid. A little unnecessary to scan my items, but i just let her do her thing. Again, didn’t bother me as much as it did other customers- but i also understand they’re just ensuring their inventory is paid and accounted for 🤷🏽‍♀️ Overall great experience. I’ll be back to grab some small toys and Knick knacks for my nieces and nephews...

I love bringing my kids here. It's always clean and the employees are great. With that said I really want this message to wake up corporate! I don't care where I am I should have the option or be asked if someone can intrude on my personal space! That should not come at the cost of other people stealing. I could understand with kids maybe but you do not open a store and police your customers. Again I want to make clear that the employees are great and I want this to not reflect on them but My personal space is not an option that comes down to your margins! FIX IT! YOU'RE PUTTING YOUR EMPLOYEES AND YOUR CUSTOMERS AT RISK OF ALTERCATIONS, HEALTH AND IT...

I have not been to a Five Below before and happened to stop here. It was a fun place to shop. We found some key chain rings we really liked and there weren't enough available. I wish I knew the name of the employee who helped us. He tool the time to look in the back for more. This store didn't have any, but he provided us another Five Below location that had some. This particular store was LGTBQ+ friendly. The key chains were rainbow Love Is Love. This store is family friendly with games, puzzles and a great selection of candy. It was a fun experience shopping here and the employee we met was...