Shopping made easy with local pickup
Not going to be home? Worried about missing your delivery? We now offer local pickup from a UPS Access Point near you for secure delivery.
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Why choose local pickup?
We're working with UPS to offer a more convenient and secure way to receive your order. The UPS Access Point service allows you to pick up your order from a nearby location or CVS pharmacy.
- Don't miss your package
- Stored securely for pick up at your convenience, with many locations open 24/7
- Your green shipping option - this option reduces your carbon footprint
How does it work?
At the checkout, select the pickup option and select a nearby Access Point from more than 20,000 to choose from.
You will receive an email when your order is ready to be collected. You will be asked to show a government ID when collecting your order.
The opening hours of the Access Point will be displayed at the time of selection and will also be displayed in your pickup email.
UPS Local Pick Up is only available in the US. Oversized items as well as items shipping via White Glove or Entryway methods are not eligible for pick up.
It's also the greener choice
When you choose to pickup from an Access Point it's better for the environment! That's because the Access Point service means that UPS can consolidate deliveries.
By delivering multiple packages to one place, UPS drivers cover fewer miles than driving from one home to the next.
This results in fewer trucks on our roads and no wasted trips for re-deliveries.
Frequently asked questions
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What is Ship to UPS Access Point?
The UPS Ship to Access Point service enables customers to pick up their packages from a nearby Access Point location rather than have their orders shipped to a home address. There are thousands of Access Points across the US for customers to choose from, offering them a convenient and secure delivery method that ensures they won't miss their package delivery. Customers can search for and select a UPS Access Point when they are at the online checkout.
Why choose Ship to UPS Access Point?
Customers use UPS Access Points when home delivery is inconvenient or not secure enough a delivery method. In particular, UPS Access Points are ideal for customers who are likely to be at work or out-of-home when deliveries are made. As well as offering a convenient and secure delivery location, delivery to a UPS Access Point is better for the environment than home delivery. That's because deliveries can be consolidated by UPS and there are fewer missed deliveries - this all equals less time that delivery trucks spend on the roads.
UPS Local Pick Up is only available in the US. Oversized items as well as items shipping via White Glove or Entryway methods are not eligible for pick up.
What are UPS Access Point locations?
UPS Access Points are businesses that can receive package deliveries from UPS on behalf of customers. There are thousands of locations across the US including The UPS Stores, CVS stores, Michaels', Advance Auto Parts, and neighborhood businesses (such as convenience stores and dry cleaners). Most locations are open 7 days a week with some even open 24/7, ensuring customers can pick up at a time convenient for them.
How do I know when my package is ready to pick up?
You will be notified via an email when your package is available to pick up.
How long do I have to pick up my package?
You can pick up your package within 7 days of it arriving at the Access Point.
What happens if the package is not picked up?
If the package is not picked up after 7 days it will be returned to the retailer on the 8th day.
What do I need to do to pick up my package?
You will need to bring government-issued ID with you when you pick up your package.
What makes UPS Access Point delivery greener than home delivery?
UPS Access Point deliveries produce less CO2. This is because UPS can consolidate deliveries to Access Points and make fewer journeys. Plus, Access Point deliveries are guaranteed to be successful the first time so UPS drivers don’t need to make multiple trips to deliver the same package.