Visit the Apple Store to shop for iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch, iPad and more. Our Specialists will answer your questions and get you set up. Or get technical support at the Genius Bar.
Feedback on customer service is mixed; while some staff were praised for being friendly and helpful, others were criticized for being rude or unhelpful.
Repair Experience
Many customers reported long wait times and poor communication regarding repairs, leading to frustration and dissatisfaction.
Product Knowledge
Some employees demonstrated excellent product knowledge and problem-solving skills, while others were noted for lacking the necessary expertise.
Store Environment
The store is generally described as clean and well-organized, with a pleasant atmosphere, though some customers mentioned issues with parking.
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Natasha Nelson
Jan 2, 2026
1.0
I recently visited the Apple Store to get a battery replacement for my sister’s phone. After waiting for five hours, I was met with an extremely uncomfortable situation. When I returned to pick up the phone, the employee treated me as if I had stolen it, demanding ID and questioning my ownership. Eventually, they claimed they couldn’t replace the battery because the phone was moist inside, citing safety concerns.
To me, this was incredibly frustrating. If the phone was indeed moist, they should have offered to fix that issue first or explained it more clearly. Instead, it felt like a lack of customer service and poor communication. This experience was disappointing and definitely not what I expected from Apple.
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Khalilah Henderson
Dec 26, 2025
1.0
I went to the Apple Store at the plaza today for a repair of the back of my iPhone 17. The back of the phone had shattered. It is the day after Christmas so I already understood that there may be longer than normal wait times and I was fully prepared for that. I also didn’t make an appointment online, so again I was understanding of the possible lengthy wait. When I got there, I showed the employee that checked me in the back of the phone and he saw it was clearly shattered. He told me the next available appointment with the technician to repair the phone is at 4:30 pm. It was 2:45 pm at that time. I decided to wait. I walked around the plaza until around 4:00 pm and then checked back in. Around 5:15 pm, the technician came over to look at the phone. He looked at my phone for about 5 minutes and then checked his schedule and said they don’t have any availability today to repair my phone.
My frustration is the fact that I thought that the initial appointment I made for 4:30 pm was for the technician to repair the phone. I did not know that the “greeter” puts you on one list and then the technician puts you on another. I did not know that the employees don’t communicate when the appointment is made. So I waited nearly 3 hours for the technician to look at the phone for 5 minutes and then say he did not have time to repair it.
I asked to speak with a manager just to share that it would be great if the greeter could’ve mentioned their process before I waited 3 hours. I was understanding the impression that the appointment at 4:30 would be for the technician to fix the phone, not for the technician to check his schedule and tell me if there was time. Had I known that the initial appointment would mean that I will also get on another list to wait and possibly not be seen at all, I would’ve made a different decision. I would’ve liked the opportunity to make an informed decision.
I explained this to the “team lead,” Brian. He was immediately very dismissive. He even at one point asked me, “Well, what do you want me to do?” He then told me if I didn’t like it I could mail in my phone for the repair instead and it will be the same price, which isn’t true. The repair in store is only $29 while mailing it in would be $99. His response was “Well, time is money.” Very condescending.
I’ve spent a ton of money with Apple and at this specific location. I was hoping Brian would be more understanding and acknowledge how their process could be frustrating. Instead, he was dismissive from the start before I could even explain to him the problem and condescending as I explained my concern and frustration.
Again, I understand that the holiday season is a busy time and I was fully prepared to wait. I just didn’t know that their process involved being on two separate lists and that there was a possibility I wouldn’t be helped at all. I thought that when I got on the first list, that was my appointment to actually get the help I needed and get the phone fixed. I think that the check-in process could be a lot more transparent. At the very least, the team lead could’ve been more understanding and less condescending and dismissive. I don’t plan to go to this location again.
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Donald Osterhaut
Dec 23, 2025
5.0
We bought a new phone. Still learning to use it. Friendly staff.
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Abu
Dec 17, 2025
2.0
ordered online. came to pick up but took way longer. why does it take 3 ppl to get one phone
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Dave
Dec 13, 2025
5.0
The staff was exceptionally friendly and had my two month old iPhone 17 Pro screen replaced in less than two hours for $29. They went above and beyond to squeeze me in before close when they were originally requesting next day. Thank you very much David.
Frequently Asked Questions About Apple Country Club Plaza
What products can I buy at Apple Country Club Plaza?
You can shop for iPhone, Mac, Apple Watch, iPad, and more at the Apple Country Club Plaza.
What services does the Apple Country Club Plaza offer?
The store offers technical support at the Genius Bar and assistance from Specialists to answer your questions and help set up your devices.
What are the normal operating hours for Apple Country Club Plaza?
The store is open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and on Sundays from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Does Apple Country Club Plaza offer any special holiday hours?
Yes, the store has holiday hours which vary; for example, it's closed on November 27 and December 25, and has extended hours on some days like December 5 and 6 until 8:00 PM.
Can I get my Apple devices repaired at Apple Country Club Plaza?
Yes, the store provides computer and cell phone repair services, including support at the Genius Bar.
Is the Apple Country Club Plaza accessible for customers with disabilities?
Yes, it has a wheelchair accessible entrance to accommodate customers with disabilities.
Can I order Apple products online through Apple Country Club Plaza?
Yes, you can order products online through the Apple Store app or their website linked to the store.
What payment methods are accepted at Apple Country Club Plaza?
The store accepts debit card payments and mobile NFC payments.
Which nearby businesses could be helpful before or after my visit to Apple Country Club Plaza?
Nearby businesses like Kansas City Lawn Care for landscaping, Glow Imagery for photography sessions, and Natasha’s Mulberry & Mott bakery are great places to visit before or after shopping at Apple.
Are there any nearby places that can assist with shipping or printing services near Apple Country Club Plaza?
Yes, The UPS Store nearby offers printing, packing supplies, and shipping services, and Total Information Packaging Systems, Inc. provides printing and screen printing services.
What entertainment or shopping options are near Apple Country Club Plaza?
You can explore Kansas City Plaza, a shopping center and public plaza with arts and entertainment, and visit Rowans Country Club Plaza for jewelry and fashion accessories after your store visit.