The parking deck is huge, but it's not free. The stores are spacious and large, especially the anchor stores, Nordstroms and Bloomingdales. Food options are limited.

My visit to this mall left me FLAT. It’s a beautiful mall. There are some great stores. Anything you need while you’re in town you can certainly find and it’s in a great location. It’s structurally an odd place.The floor numbering and elevators on one side of the mall require “thinking”. The great restaurants- well, they aren’t really connected to the mall. You have your walk through the parking lot and outside to access them. I had to ask a sales person at Bloomingdale’s for coordinates to have lunch. Oh and the big surprise: you pay for parking!! No where does it tell you that until you’re parked and walking inside, The signs for mobile parking read like it may be voluntary or may be valet or may be a trial. Parking spots aren’t marked or numbered. Again- odd. Overall, the mall has no vibe and no energy. The place “feels” empty even after 5 years. If you hate crowds this is the place for you!Worth a look-see.

This mall has become a dog park and something needs to be done by management, I love animals but this is extreme I saw a Pitbull mix trying to attack a smaller dog. It was very scary!

There is a parking garage in the mall. You have to pay for parking on a phone app and it was cheap. This is a very spread-out indoor small mall that has art on the walls of the mall. They also have 2 big department stores that are Nordstroms and Bloomindale's.

relatively smaller mall but good brands for immediate needs. easy access, and near to other attractions.