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Walmart: First Express Delivery Order
Free
$9.99
($35 Minimum)at Walmart
($35 Minimum)at WalmartDeal Details
Walmart has First Express Delivery for Free on your order of $35 or more when you apply promo code TACONIGHT at checkout.
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Note: Express delivery is subject to availability & restrictions at select stores.
Thanks to Slickdeals QA rachaelm for sharing this deal.
Note: Express delivery is subject to availability & restrictions at select stores.
Editor's Notes
Written by Wiznaz | Staff- Valid for first express delivery only.
- Minimum order of $35.
- Valid 5/1/26-7/31/26 or while supplies last.
- For more information on how Express Delivery works, see this page.
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Walmart has First Express Delivery for Free on your order of $35 or more when you apply promo code TACONIGHT at checkout.
Thanks to Slickdeals QA rachaelm for sharing this deal.
Note: Express delivery is subject to availability & restrictions at select stores.
Thanks to Slickdeals QA rachaelm for sharing this deal.
Note: Express delivery is subject to availability & restrictions at select stores.
Editor's Notes
Written by Wiznaz | Staff- Valid for first express delivery only.
- Minimum order of $35.
- Valid 5/1/26-7/31/26 or while supplies last.
- For more information on how Express Delivery works, see this page.
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Walmart Express Delivery is framed as a fast option for groceries and other delivery orders, with same day or next day shipping available on many nonperishables when a local store carries them. It can also help avoid the $35 minimum by pairing a small item with grocery add ons, and Walmart Plus or InHome can remove tipping or use screened Walmart employees. The main drawbacks are frequent cancellations, limited hours, and promo codes or the $10 charge sometimes failing to apply. It feels most useful when speed matters and the local store can actually fulfill the order.
Common Questions (5)
Yes. Small or no-tip orders can sit unaccepted, get reassigned, or be canceled, especially when drivers are being paid low base rates and are prioritizing tipped batches. Some orders may also be delayed because Walmart batches tipped and non-tipped deliveries together.
For delivery orders, tipping is expected, but the app still lets you select "No tip." Walmart+ delivery is often free, while express delivery is the paid, immediate option that may still rely on driver tips.
No. Some orders show "Promo code applied" but still keep the $10 charge, and others report the code not working at all. The offer also appears limited by area and hours, so it may not be usable in every location.
Yes. The $40/year InHome Plus Up adds delivery by Walmart employees with background checks, no tipping, and reportedly fewer cancellations than Spark-driver deliveries.
Yes. One workaround is to add grocery items to push the cart over $35, then let the extra groceries get canceled while the main item still ships free. That can avoid paying the delivery fee, but it depends on cancellations.
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Walmart+ can be great, but no where is it close to Amazon Prime.
The items I wanted ships for free very quick and, and at least so far, the extra groceries I ordered to get over $35 get cancelled. I wind up not paying for delivery that way,
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because it's real walmart employees and not side-gig delivery drivers
https://www.walmart.com/help/arti...71c28e0c
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without tips the payrate is abysmal and walmart just undercut drivers even more by m,ixing their non tipped orders with their tipped orders, which effectively uses customers tips as bribes to move their merchandise.
the result has been less than desirable for customers who tip as now their ordes just sit there for much longer until either the lowball payrate that walmart pays increases enough to cover driver expenses and time, or there is a large enough tip to incentivise a driver to take their order and the driver is willing to gamble that they dont get tip baited.
As a driver, its time to move on from that platform until walmart respects its drivers.
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