I’m not one for seeking out outlets malls, but when in town for a conference and since this outlet “mall” really isn’t a mall per se, rather it’s a collection of stores on many streets around the Atlantic City Convention Center, I stopped in to the Bass Pro Shops. I was seeking some clothing and this place definitely fit the bill! While there, I saw the Coach store across the street and thought of a gift, so I went and found a nice selection at great prices. Overall, this collection of stores has nice, large walk ways between them and lights with cross walks to get across busy streets to visit all the stores. Not a bad selection of stores, but not very many. They also have silly, cheesy stuff that seems like a “free” proffer to the area, such as the MLK/Ghandi “museum” LOL

I wanted to check in first thing they did was put me in the wrong place in other words instead of going to Tampa they had me going to Fort Lauderdale so I had to go back and fix that. Then find out that they’re gonna give a seat because I didn’t purchase their $200 ticket that’s ridiculous. I do not recommend these people at all. This is a horrible airport and I have been to many many airports throughout the world. Trust me.

If you think about arriving in the us as s a visitor via JFK I suggest you reconsider. This is possibly the worst airport in the developed word and frankly a disgrace to New York and the USA. It's not getting better either. Situation is allowed to continue already for many years. Not an inch of improvement. You will be waiting for ours at immigration in lines that don't seen to progress with unfriendly staff barking at you like you are cattle.

I flew out of MSP on 2/20/24 and was having a really bad day. I could not get the kiosk to work at MSP POD1 FOODHALL so after my 3rd try, a nice employee helped me. He was a tall man with dark hair on the younger side. I gathered my things and headed back to F2 for my flight and a little while later, my name was called. When I went up to the desk and showed my ID, they gave me my credit card. I had left the card in the kiosk. The kind MSP staff found out where was was flying out of and walked the card to the gate staff. The kind, efficient and wonderful staff are the number one reason I am so happy to be able to have MSP as my home based airport. I also very much appreciate the cleanliness of the airport, the great places to eat, the variety of places to eat and the shopping. While waiting for my flights I can get a nice walk around and get 2 to 3 miles in. Even when the airport is busy, my needs are met. I write this having flown all over the US and to 19 countries, I can say MSP is the best.

Our departure flight was delayed a couple hours so we had way too much time to spend in this tiny airport. There are not enough seating to accommodate all the departure flights not to mention if any are delayed. The arrivals are all funneled through small room of terminal that houses the baggage area. If you have difficulty walking, you will need to be escorted by chair or wait for golf cart as you have quite a walk to access departing flights and you will need to climb up series of ramps into plane. There is a bar and a sandwich shop inside terminal. The cuban sandwich I ordered at Last Call was actually good. They will wrap for you if you're taking on flight. The American Airlines staff were professional and helpful. I would recommend using a Taxi instead of an Uber. Uber tacks on extra fees which causes ride to be twice as much. From airport to 1000 Duval St. was $36 and change. Taxi to airport $18. My observation, too many flights for such a small terminal building.

Extremely Small, multiple flights arrive at the same time, one baggage carousel, extremely small area to collect your bags, unorganized! Rental car, National, ran out of cars at 5PM. Had to wait an hour. This also applied to the other rental car companies. If your flight is late, check your rental car company for desk closure. They vary from 6PM to 10PM. If your flight arrives after 10PM, NO rental car company will wait for you! Happened to those who arrived at 1130PM with our family members. There is NO executive club for National. You must check in at the rental car desk. The rental cars, once you get your key, are across the street. You have an option with departure, drop off on the second floor or take the elevator once you return your rental car. Departure is much larger. If you’re flying Delta, there are no Delta representatives at the desk until 2 hours prior to departure. To depart you must have a printed ticket. Electronic tickets don’t work at this airport. There is new airport construction ongoing for a new terminal. We asked an employee when the terminal will be complete…it’s on the 10 year plan!

This time of the year the 3 days we stayed were just beautiful! The kids loved it, and I'm glad. It was worth every penny

I paid for a lifetime membership which Tanger Corporate has taken away. I was entitled to FREE parking with a $50 purchase. I planned to support great cancer awareness month, get started on XMAS shopping and I was told I had to pay for parking. I called Tanger 7X and emailed them. Will not go back. Last year I spent $2750 at the Tanger Outlets Atlantic City

You do not necessarily get the advantages the web site says you have. Free checked in luggage and free luggage in the overhead bins are sometimes granted, sometimes not. And when not, you pay and will not get a refund. If you complain, they will tell you you did not press the right button when you bought the trip or that you did not have 32 trips in 12 months or had 18 trips but had not chosen free luggage in the Rewards app. Whatever they think of.

The outlet mall has all the shops you would expect at an outlet. The shops are spread out over a 4 block radius so be prepared to do some walking. Parking is nearby for a fee but you can stay for up to 8 hours in some of them. There are not too many restrooms at the mall which was a concern. One option is to go to the McDonald's and use theirs. The mall management should reconsider opening more restrooms like other outlet malls. One plus also is if you park at some stores and purchase something your parking will be free. One store is missing from the mall and that is the Lego store which would be a great store to have, There is no food court but McDonald's, Starbucks and Applebees.

Check the opening hours for these outlets does not close very late—a good selection of shops with decent prices. I highly recommend a visit.

Went to Atlantic City for 3 nights. Would not go back and wouldn’t recommend. It’s a dump! The shopping at Tanger is average. We struggled to find anywhere decent to eat lunch.

This is our favorite airport. Not much in the way of food choices, but the big plus is you can easily walk to your parked car. TSA is fast. Limited choices of destinations but if you can schedule one that fits, it is a great option. Never jammed packed either. Hidden gem.

This so called mall covers a 6 block area in the streets just behind Caesars Hotel. All of your favorite outlet stores are there if you can find the right street they are on. You wouldn't want to visit this mall on a rainy or cold day as you have to walk outside from store to store. If you are not able or comfortable walking a great distance, crossing back and forth street intersections, I would pass on this so called mall.

Tanger Outlets is a large street-style open-air outlets mall in Atlantic City. It boasts over 100 stores, laid out in city block style. Tanger manages outlet malls in quite a few states in USA. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the mall in what is a fairly downmarket casino town. It houses numerous high-end stores selling fashion items, sportswear, outdoor wear and homewares. Many of my favourite brands for clothing were there, so I enjoyed visiting the complex for a spot of shopping. We visited twice, and made quite a few purchases. The street-style layout is easy to navigate. I was particularly pleased to find that all the stores I was interested in contained a good variety of current fashion items and all sizes (and not just last-season’s items their flagship stores had been unable to sell). Prices are very good, and considerably less than the mainstream counterparts. It’s certainly worth a visit if you are in Atlantic City. We did not have cars, but the mall is easy to reach from the boardwalk and the casino hotels. The mall centres around Christopher Columbus Avenue, North Arkansas Avenue, Arctic Avenue, Baltic Avenue, Michigan Avenue and parts of Atlantic Avenue. It’s well-signed, and easy to find. Its western end is directly opposite the Sheraton Hotel and the Convention Center. If outlet malls interest you, do not miss this one if you are visiting Atlantic City.