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click on the "$5 OFF $50 PLUS FREE SHIPPING" and it should auto apply it to your the order in your cart
I suspect that the folks that are having (or that are claiming to have) all these issues are folks that were trying for heavily discounted sets or doing multiple orders in a short time frame.
If you are buying a set or two you should be just fine.
box #1 (fits things such as a baseball, a bottle of shampoo, a bag of candy)
box #2 (fits things such as a couch, a bicycle, a small car)
That's it.
EDIT: I just checked the status of my order on the website. Looks like I'm not allowed to cancel my order anymore. I guess that is a good sign?
I'm rather impressed with the condition of the box. There's a 3-inch diagonal crease extending from a corner toward the middle on the back of the box, but otherwise it's suburb. Looks like a warehouse-fresh set. I'm not so certain I could have handpicked a better box direct from a LEGO store.
Once again, Target opted to ship the set in a gargantuan box. Which is fine, because they packed this extremely well, and so I now have a rather large supply of those air-filled pouches to reuse whenever I next need to ship anything out.
As for the set itself, I won't be building it anytime soon, but I couldn't resist cracking it open and looking at the contents. In doing so, it became immediately apparent that the box for this set is laughably oversized. The parts for this set could easily fit into a box half the size, and maybe even one smaller than that. Cracks me up how LEGO insists on using these too-large boxes just to convey a price tier and their grandeur.
That doesn't make ME bad, it just means that it has to go in that big box to make people feel good about spending $200 on the set. People forget that the power functions are not standard 2x4 bricks. :)
Unimog is a much heavier box and probably much more full, but I haven't opened one to check.