Drone delivery now available at Valley Walmart stores abc15
Walmart announced Thursday that two Peoria stores and two Glendale stores are offering the new delivery service that can get items to your home in as little as 30 minutes.
Walmart says, “once the items are packaged and loaded into the drone, the order is then delivered using a cable that gently lowers the package into the customer’s yard.” The service is through DroneUp, and customers can place orders between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. You have to live within one mile of a participating store to use the service.There are no order minimums and the delivery fee is $3.99.
With the use of promo code “FreeDeliveryAZ”, customers using drone delivery for the first time will have the delivery fee waived.
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