A sprawling new Walmart Supercenter opened Wednesday in northwest Oklahoma City, bringing a sushi station, a Hispanic bakery section, and an eight-pump fuel station to the Deercrest Marketplace development near Rockwell Avenue and Memorial Road. The 175,000-square-foot store at 6805 NW 138th St. drew a grand opening crowd that included Oklahoma native Ree Drummond, former Thunder player Nick Collison, and Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders.
The store is being billed as the first Walmart “store of the future” to land in the Oklahoma City area, according to KOKH. The outlet also reports it marks the first Walmart Supercenter to open anywhere in Oklahoma in a decade, a notable gap given how common the big-box format has become across the rest of the country.
Inside, shoppers will find an expanded fresh produce section alongside a bakery that includes a dedicated Hispanic bakery section, a sushi station, and a fresh tortilla maker, the station's report notes. Fashion, baby, home, and pet departments have all been updated, and the store also includes a mother's room and a Dunkin' coffee counter for shoppers looking for a caffeine fix mid-errand.
Pickup, Delivery and App-Based Perks
The new Supercenter leans heavily on convenience features that have become standard at Walmart's newer builds. Shoppers can use curbside pickup, fast delivery within three hours, express delivery in as little as 30 minutes, or the InHome service that brings groceries straight into a customer's kitchen, per the same account from KOKH.
The store also offers app-based services for tasks like TV mounting, registry enhancements, and tire installation, and it features storewide digital shelf labels with QR codes that give shoppers instant access to product information. That technology push lines up with a broader company rollout: Walmart said in a company statement that roughly 2,300 U.S. locations were already using digital shelf labels and that the technology is expected to go chain-wide within the next year.
Pharmacy, Auto Care and a Full-Service Fuel Station
Health and auto services got a major refresh too. The Supercenter includes a modern pharmacy with a private health service room and a drive-through, along with a vision center that offers expanded offerings beyond what older Walmart locations typically provide.
Outside, an Auto Care Center sits next to a full-service fuel station with eight pumps and room for 16 vehicles at once, the station's report states. A garden center rounds out the store's footprint, giving the northwest side of the city a one-stop shop that spans groceries, healthcare, fuel and landscaping supplies under one roof.
Part of a Wider Walmart Expansion Push
The Oklahoma City opening is one piece of a larger expansion effort. Walmart said it planned 20 new-store grand openings across 2026 and early 2027, along with remodels of more than 650 Supercenters and Neighborhood Markets nationwide, according to USA TODAY. The company said those new and remodeled stores typically include wider aisles, updated layouts, more pickup and delivery options, and updated vision centers and pharmacies with private consultation rooms.
Oklahoma City was not the only stop on Walmart's November rollout. USA TODAY reported that a Supercenter also opened the same day in Calabash, North Carolina, at 9700 Ocean Highway W., while a Walmart Neighborhood Market in Columbia, Tennessee, was scheduled to open in mid-November. Together, the openings reflect Walmart's push to modernize its store footprint even as it adds new locations in markets that have gone years without a new Supercenter, as was the case in Oklahoma.
