A modern shopping mall in town, not in the suburbs. But it had a suburban feel. Most of the storefronts were occupied so that helped to form a mass of shoppers and we had a pleasant experience, although it was nothing new.

After 4 years visiting the Seattle Water front. Parking lot way too expensive . So this is the better and reasonable price for $7 an hour. but when i paid and scan my ticket i only pay $15 dollars.We spent 3hours and 9 mins.THIS IS THE ONLY CHEAP TO PARK HERE IN DOWN TOWN Seattle.Unless you’re not okay to walk far. The parking is $15.00 hour plus tax . So it’s almost $20 per hour.The picture was inside the Garage above and safeand secured location .Also they have Restaurant at level 4

Incredibly disappointing. This used to be a vibrant, well attended shopping mall full of wonderful stores. It is now a pathetic showing of its former self. The entire downtown Seattle core has been overrun with homeless people and there are hardly any shoppers anywhere downtown. Very sad.

This 4 or 5 story shopping center/mall was clean but quiet on this Tuesday evening. The number of floors depends on how one counts the basement and a topmost section that appears to connect to a movie theatre. A wide variety of shops featured, jewelry, luggage, clothing and more. There were several restaurants of various types. There were several long tables where people could create their own laptop work station. The escalators were in good order. The high atrium design was accentuated by today's bright sun light. Several large murals were featured. Overall it had a pleasant but slightly haunted atmosphere.

When I visited here in 2019 I was impressed by the scale and quality of the shops on offer. My most recent visit was Sept 2022 and it’s very sad to see the decline in the mall. Lots of vacant stores, little on offer and few customers. What a change. Sad impact of post-Covid and general economy.