For a store that promised to eliminate queues, it seems as though the only queue for Amazon’s Go store in Seattle was the one to get in.
People are waiting in a line wrapped around the block to shop at Amazon's cashierless store https://t.co/xf8kAr9A9J pic.twitter.com/bcgY9NGSQM
— BI Tech (@SAI) January 22, 2018
the line at lunchtime for amazon go #AmazonGo pic.twitter.com/3pf54AX7fU
— Tom (@stripedypaper) January 22, 2018
I’m in Seattle and there is currently a line to shop at the grocery store whose entire premise is that you won’t have to wait in line. pic.twitter.com/fWr80A0ZPV
— Ryan Petersen (@typesfast) January 22, 2018
Long Line of people now wrapped outside the @Amazon Go Store in Downtown Seattle where it’s advertised as a store with no queues inside the store. The big crowd today may change that … at least for now. @KIRO7Seattle pic.twitter.com/NKRQQ70IPd
— Patranya Bhoolsuwan (@PatranyaKIRO7) January 22, 2018
UPDATE: Huge lunchtime line stretches around the block as Amazon Go automated retail store opens in Seattle. https://t.co/sV5cKYrhdA pic.twitter.com/ulEM7ybE8M
— GeekWire (@geekwire) January 22, 2018
The "Just walk in, take what you want and leave" promise from Amazon Go apparently left out the "wait in line" part https://t.co/GUp0sDGpxf
— Cromwell Schubarth (@SVBizCrom) January 22, 2018
Hmmm, lunchtime the first day a new kind of store is open has a line. That invalidates the entire idea of @amazon Go! (FYI – I went there at 10 and walked right in.) https://t.co/q4Z36PFCwc
— Charles Engelke (@charlesengelke) January 22, 2018
