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You don’t have to follow the entire designated route. I just look at the map and use the built-in short cuts. I go when it’s not busy. I get in and get out easi
by drivers99 5y ago
You don’t have to follow the entire designated route. I just look at the map and use the built-in short cuts. I go when it’s not busy. I get in and get out easily.
- Semaphor 5y agoYeah, but that is stressful, stress that I avoid by going somewhere I don’t feel railroaded. Hell, I might even walk everywhere and look at everything to see what else I could need, but I won’t feel railroaded to do so.
- actually_a_dog 5y agoI always thought it was fun finding the shortcuts.
- Freak_NL 5y agoWe really only go when we need something that Ikea specifically has a good product and price for. En route through the store we pick up any of the other basic or clever stuff that we need (I like their crockery and various kitchen utils), and end near the cash registers in the second-hand section to fill a bag with a selection of special screws, bolts, and those clever nuts they have for €2. For someone into woodworking those bins are a treasure chest. And of course pick up some Swedish food in the little Ikea supermarket beyond the cash registers. I've never understood how people get stuck following the designated route. Much faster to just take the shortcuts and stay of the (crowded) main path.