We had an enjoyable morning here even though it was crowded. We were able to play at Dave and Buster’s and dine at The Macaroni Grill. We also shopped at several stores. The mall was dirty, however. Trash cans outside were overflowing, and there was much trash on the floor inside.

It was snowing several days of our trip to Nashville so we ended up at the mall. There are plenty of shopping opportunities. Escape Room, Dave & Busters, Bass Pro, Madame Toussards are also all located in the mall. It was very busy due to the outside weather but not too crowded. There were also lots of mall security around to make it safe.

I visited at the middle of the first phase of reopening after COVID shutdown. About half of the stores were dark and closed. Lots of markings to show you how to social distance. Not a lot of people but it wasn’t dead either. Nothing they could do about the problems, just have to abide my laws and do what is best for public safety. Still disappointing though, even if expected. I wish them the best and hope all stores reopen soon.

Huge Mall, tons of stores. I visited in the middle of the day on a Tuesday and it was quite empty. So slow even Madame T's mentioned they might close early due to lack of customers. But this mall boast some pretty cool stores that are great just for curb appeal and window shopping, being Bass Pro Shop, the Aquarium Restaurant, October Fest themed Restaurant, and some interesting decor near the cinema area. Some good selections at the food court, but also full sized restaurants attached inside. Another perk is many shops offer military discounts as advertised.

HUGE mall with a ton of stores, a lot like Mall of America, but without the indoor amusement park. Ironically enough, there used to be a theme park where "Opry Mills" now sits, but it was torn down for yet another mall. You would think that Gaylord would have had the foresight to copy Mall of America and keep part of the park inside the mall or reconfigure parts of the old park and incorporate some of the rides and attractions into the mall when it was built. Nope! Residents were NOT happy when Opryland was closed with little notice and demolished to make room for "Opry Mills".

Sitting on the spot of the old Opryland theme park, Opry Mills is the largest mall in Tennesse with over 200 stores and 20+ restaurants. Anchored by Bass Pro Shops, it is vibrant and doesn't seem to be suffering like many malls around the country most likely due to its location in such a huge tourist area. Opry Mills has a great mix of recognizable retailers and unique restaurants like the Bavarian Bierhaus, Paula Deen's Family Kitchen and the Aquarium Restaurant. Also, there is Saltgrass, the Rain Forest Cafe, the Cheesecake Factory and some fast food restaurants. The location next to Music Valley,the Gaylord Opry Hotel and Covention Center and the Grand Old Opry is golden.

Great mall with everything you could want! Lots of clothing stores, food court, restaurants and more. Strict under 18 policy on Friday and Saturday after 3pm and lots of security! Working to keep it safe and not a teenage hangout.

We went to the mall as a family to burn time on a long road trip home. My teens were immediately given wrist bands and I was told to stay with them at all times. They were not happy about it and neither was I. We eventually left and went somewhere else where we could get a break from each other. Aside from that, there are tons of stores and lots to spend money on at the mall.

Most malls seem to be run down with lots of closed stores but that is not the case here. It was nice to be in an updated space with lots of choices for shopping. And, there were lots of customers. We just went here while we waited for our Grand Ol Opry Show, but had fun. Got a new Kate Spade purse :)