First ever 'small-format' Target store opens in Orlando on Sunday

Small format Target store opens in Orlando

The store is about 95 percent smaller than typical Target locations.

ORLANDO, Fla. - The first-ever 'small-format' Target is now open in Orlando.

The store officially opened this Sunday in the Vineland Pointe Shopping Center at 11619 Daryl Carter Parkway.

Photo by Alex Menendez/AP Images for Target

The store only spans the size of 65,000 square feet and features:

Apparel and accessories for the whole family
Home décor and essentials
An assortment of health, personal care, and beauty products
Grab-and-go groceries and fresh produce
Adult beverage assortment
Starbucks
CVS Pharmacy
Order pickup and drive up

Photo by Alex Menendez/AP Images for Target

Target says that they plan to open more small-format stores in places where a full-size store may not fit, like urban areas, dense suburban neighborhoods, and near college campuses.

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Photo by Alex Menendez/AP Images for Target

The store will be open between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. daily.

The new location will be the 19th store in the Orlando area, employing more than 3,000 team members citywide. The chain opened their first store in Orlando in 1991.