Bolling Air Force Base Exchange

Washington, DC, United States

3

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6 reviews

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+1 202-562-3000
Address:
195 Chappie James Blvd, Washington, DC, DC, 20032
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
1.6 miRonald Reagan Washington National Airport
1.6 miCongress Heights
1.7 miShuttle Bus To Terminal B
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Today

Today 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Open now
Local time (Washington, DC) 15:42 Tuesday, 3 June 2025

Business hours

Monday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Tuesday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Wednesday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Friday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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6 reviews of Bolling Air Force Base Exchange

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Place rating: 3
Washington, DC
I came here to check some cosmetics. Oh no! Nobody here on Sun? This exchange was pretty empty in the Sun afternoon.
They have many Mitchell Kors bags but some Coach. They have many Michael Kors clothes and shoes too. I wonder what the next brand Exchange will start selling is…
Place rating: 4
Los Angeles, CA
Nice mid-​size Exchange on Base. For those that don’t know, this would be like tax free shopping at Target. They do price matching too. So if you find it cheaper somewhere else bring in proof and they’ll price match it, and remember there’s no tax. This really comes in handy when you buy higher-​priced items like electronics but works for any item.
This Exchange has the standard setup and layout that you would find at any Exchange worldwide. There’s always a section that has things you can only find locally. Like this one with stuff featuring Washington DC. You know you’ve been looking for that US President bobble head.
Yes you do need a military ID to shop here. Another good thing about shopping at the Exchange, a percentage of the money they make goes back into Base Morale & Welfare programs.
Place rating: 2
Springfield, VA
They are in desperate need of renovation. Just for it being the «President’s base» it’s a little pathetic. Plenty nicer Exchanges in the close vicinity. It’s meets your basic needs and has a decent clothing sales (Air Force mainly).
Place rating: 3
Pierson, FL
These people are really slow especially during the morning times.
Place rating: 2
Fort Meade, MD
It’s AAFES. ‘Nuff said. I think that the days of the CONUS-​based AAFES system are numbered. It makes sense to have AAFES abroad, but as for CONUS: just let Target and Walmart bid on the right to come onto post and set up shop. Their prices are better and they have a much better selection. Plus, most of the workers here suck.
Place rating: 4
Arlington, VA
Think «military Wal-​Mart» and you have any Base/​Post/​Navy Exchange. This store is one of the smaller locations due to the smaller size of Bolling Air Force Base. But it does the trick when you need to pick up a small selection of items.
Tax-​free always helps make the pain of spending money on things easier. The military clothing store is also embedded in the store — but it only caters to the Air Force. While most would say, «duh» since it’s an Air Force Base, Bolling hosts a contingent of «joint» functions that have plenty of Army, Navy, and Marines in their confines.
Food court has an Anthony’s Pizza, Charlie’s Steakery, and Subway. But for some reason, due to the tax agreements, Subway will charge you sales tax while the other AAFES (Army Air Force Exchange Service) vendors do not. Not sure why it is — I chalk it up to the mysteries of life… like why women go crazy at a moment’s notice on their husbands.