I have not been in the Woodbridge Mall Center since I was a freshman in high school and that was in 1980 around the time the mall opened. When it opened, it was really a big deal as it was the first fully enclosed mall with five department stores. At Christmas time, you could never get in there unless you left early in the morning.When I walked in in 2022, it looked like the mall had not changed a bit. The whole place was locked in the 1980's including the department stores. The whole place could really use an update. You could shoot a movie about the 80's in here and would not have to change a thing.The sad part is that the Sears and Lord & Taylor both closed leaving one side of the mall empty and even though they got a new Boscov's, the whole mall needs an update.When I was walking around the mall, I felt like I went through a time machine back to my teen years. I hope mall management knows that they have a lot to do here.

Woodbridge mall was awesome pre covid days . This used to my go to shop. But now ! Wow things have changed . All dresses and products are so expensive ! No sale nothing . Poor customer service . Very very very slow billing . Out of the 10 billing places only 1 is being used . Even with crowd they don’t open other billing stations. Average experience overall. Lots of parking space available .

Woodbridge Center Mall seems to be trying hard to recover from the pandemic. Common areas and stores are clean and organized. There are new attractions in the center court and there is plenty of seating in the common areas. They need to start filling the many vacant stores. We wish them well.

Quick Chek 6 Egan Ave, Fords, NJ Very dirty convenience stores without facility. How they passed the inspection? I suggest you to stay away of this chain.

This mall is awesome! It was built in 1971, expanded and renovated in 1978, renovated for the second time in 1996-1997. then renovated yet again in 2003. The anchor tenants are JCPenney, Macy's (formerly Stern's), SEARS and Roebuck (formerly A&S), Boscov's (formerly Fortunoff), and Dick's Sporting Goods (formerly Gaylan's). Lord & Taylor has SADLY closed since my visit here. That used to be Orbach's and Steinbeck's. The elevators here are awesome! This mall sports 2 Haughton elevators, a Westinghouse, a Montgomery, 2 Otis elevators, and a Schindler. The best one was SADLY out of order, which was 1 out of 2 Otis elevators located in this mall. It was I think installed in 1978. It was modernized with EPCO SSL buttons in 2003. The largest was in Boscov's. The capacity: an earth-shattering 8,000 pounds! The exact curb weight as a 90's Humvee! The elevator in Dick's Sporting Goods was SUPER beaten up, smelled horrendous in there, and the door operator was sick! If you're in the area, I strongly recommend you visit this place. RATING: 4.9 out of 5.0