You feel Ike you are really on a beach vacation when walking around these little shops it's a lot…read moreof fun

. . . It's actual a building with three floors and very clean. It is not so big. It is a tourist…read morespot. I say a must-do, just to check it out and say visit it. The place is popular and people talk about it. It has souvenir stores, restaurants, candy stores, an ice cream shop, and other stores. It is colorful and clean inside. The entrance has a huge sign so it is easy to spot. This shopping center has a parking garage. What is convenient and great about parking is that is right across from the shops. The garage connects to the building with a walking bridge. The bridge was clean and colorful. A good place to take pictures. . . . I saw towards the back of the shops a bandshell. A nice area with chairs. I don't know if it's part of the shops but I just wanted to mention that if you keep walking towards the back there are more things to see.

Outside of the swarm of people in and around the Pandora store, I was really surprised that this…read moremall wasn't filled to the brim with weekend, tourists, and last-minute Mother's Day gift shoppers. This worked well for us because we didn't have to battle with finding a decent parking space or waiting in long lines. At any rate, we shopped at/stopped by a few stores including Auntie Annie's (some Oreo pretzel thing), Aéropostale (clearance rack, of course!), Books-a-Million, and EC Customs (customized family t-shirts) Thankfully, there were no issues at any of the businesses. __ I thrift. @DCthriftish I eat. @f.hux

I haven't been to the mall in years, so I thought it was still open until 9pm. A security guard…read morerudely tells me the mall is closed but did not tell another couple who was the same complexion as him to leave. The mall needs a complete Makeover. The malls in Orlando and other places in florida make this mall look like a strip mall. I haven't been here in years and I am local. I will not return.

Christmas event- Large Christmas tree made of ornaments…read more 2 people on stilts making balloon candy canes for the kids- accepting tips but not charging A kids zone section with ornament decorating and writing letters to Santa A stage with live music right in front of the open field for entertainment at night There were also vendors around the open field area selling products- but not Christmas themed Even with everything listed above, this event didn't really add anything special to the one Daytona experience.

Their beautiful splash pad seems to be down and out of service more than his operational.read more

Updated review 3 years later. Wow how much this area has grown you can spend a whole day in this…read morearea. Stores still with great selections very open and I love the more laid-back vibe here. Went on a great breezy sunny day. Quiet atmosphere when you get there early. Minimal eating at Tanger BUT surrounding area has plenty places to grab something quick! Great deals and you will be sure to find that something special!!!

Very roomy. And easy to walk around in the hot and humid weather…read more There are Adidas, Nike, Lululemon, Hey Dude, and lots more stores. If you are going to Daytona, totally worth it to shop here. Value is good. Service is excellent. Parking is plentiful. Will come again.

Adjacent to Tanger Outlets is Tomoka Town Center. It is an outdoor shopping center with several…read moreretail stores, restaurants, entertainment, supermarket, furniture store, and much more to cater to your needs. There is also plenty of parking.

The tomoka town center is the new outdoor shopping areas across from the Tanger Outlet mall. A…read moreselection of stores from hobby lobby, 5 below, barns and Nobel, Academy sports, Dave & Busters and a host of restaurant . Plenty of parking but it is all outside and there is no shelter from weather.

Not a bad open plaza. The stores that I have been in are Michael's, staples, total wine, stein…read moremart, bed bath, old navy, Payless, men's Wearhouse and Dicks sporting. You can also access Resturants BJ's, Longhorns and Daytona Ale. The parking lot gets crazy so be careful.

Lots of store options to choose from. From Dicks to Steins, plenty to look around. I came here a…read morefew times for fishing equipment and shoes. Plenty of parking spaces, well kept stores and conveniently located, right off interstate 95. When tough this is about an hour from where I live, I try coming here often

OMG no Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Jimmy Choos, Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Salvatore Ferragamo, Versace, La…read morePatisserie Artistique, Saks, Montblanc? I hate to say it but they also lack any Four Seasons or Beverly Wilshire Hotels or any formal dining options as well as covered parking for my Lamborghini.... But that's okay The Pavillion at Port Orange is a great shopping venue it's not pretentious, it's not Rodeo Drive and those of us in the area appreciate its not all that. Look I can find those high end place when required and admit I enjoy shopping at those places occasionally but it's not necessary for everyday living. If I need a vegetable steamer or pair of flip flops I can come here dressed in my beach shorts and tee shirt do a little shopping and grab a decent lunch and not mortgage my house on the beach. This outdoor shopping arena was much needed and the developers did a great job providing a little of everything for everyday living and although there isn't any valet parking there is ample parking and no traffic jams. I still get a laugh out of the roundabout that seems to challenge a few but I think that was the intent.

Decent place, very convoluted parking, there is a 1% property owner surcharge on all purchases. (…read morejust say no, ask for it to be removed) Some good eateries in the Pavilion. And the weekly Saturday morning farmers market is top notch. Note to property owner - use that 1% surcharge to better maintain the property and keep it clean.

The recent remodel has really improved the location. Plenty of great shops and restaurants. Eat,…read morewalk and people watch. Then take a walk over to the beach and back for more.

A lively strip center with a good selection of retail shops and restaurants! Seemed like a very…read moreclean area that had quite a bit of foot traffic. Didn't spend too much time here exploring but ate at one of the restaurants here.

On this particular morning, it was to bring the boys to get their learner's permits, but I have…read morebeen to this shopping plaza many times. The Publix and Mr. Petman Superstore are the two primary reasons that I am in this shopping plaza. This particular shopping plaza has definitely seen better days and needs a lot of better stores. Sunshine Park Mall is on Ridgewood Avenue, so it is extremely convenient and there is plenty of parking. With the lack of great shopping, I would definitely recommend shopping elsewhere if you want to do some window shopping, but if you are heading here for a particular business, you should have no issues. I was between giving Sunshine Park Mall two stars or three stars. I opted to give it three stars.

LOVE Zumi's International Foods, we go there a couple of times a month. The Joint Gastropub and…read moreArcade is also great. THE RESTROOMS ARE LOCKED. How do you have a PUBLIC mall with the PUBLIC restrooms that are locked during business hours? I saw an elderly lady and her daughter walking out because the poor older lady had an accident because the restrooms were locked. UNACCEPTABLE.

This is a small shopping plaza next to the mall that has Ruby Tuesdays in it. There are several…read moreother stores and it is fun to stroll along after lunch and look around. It is all open but under cover for those fast moving Florida showers. Marshalls is now gone and the Spirit Halloween shop used the space for now. Overall not a bad place for lunch and a stroll.