Very unique place for shopaholic and foodies , located at the North of strip , near a few Resort and Casino in a walking distance , very convenient safe clean and spacious mall for tourist and locals to shop , total 3 flours for shopping and eating lot of high upscale bend store like April , Tiffany , Coach , also they have the Gap , Nordstrom , Macy's , Dicks Sporting , ABC stores , Hallo Kitty Cafe and many many more , need a less two to three hours to milling around . " Deuce " to stop close to the mall . shop week day not that crowded .lot of parking .

Not a bad place to shop. Lots of variety of stores and some big department stores also. Last visited here in November and so expected addition food places to have been open by now on the food court but no still not up and running.

The mall has two department stores and lots of small stores. We were able to find some good buys. There was also a place to design your own lip stick or lip butter. It was a tad expensive but was fun. There are several restaurants and a food court.

I guess Las Vegas is recession proof to some extent as I was here right after the pandemic and was surprised to find at least a dozen empty storefronts and the mall very scarce with shoppers. Now, it’s back to 100% occupancy, from what I could tell, and the mall was packed, maybe because it was over 100 degrees outside, although that’s nothing unusual. All the anchors are still there-Macy’s, Neiman Marcus, Dillards, Saks and Dick’s Sporting Goods-as well as 200+ other mid range to upscale stores and restaurants. Bloomingdales is the only major department store missing and I never understood why they couldn’t make it in this market. Nevertheless, it’s still one of the best malls in the country and one in which I always enjoy shopping.