It been a few years since I shopped at this outlet mall. It has a good variety stores. I usually…read morego to the Citadel but today decided to go here instead. Parking is very easy. Lots of parking lots surrounding the shopping center (vs Citadel where the one lot and parking structure is a hike away). Plenty of places to eat as well inside and on the perimeter. Only.negative, I arrived right at opening time.and surprised to see stores not yet opened. Opening 5-15 minutes after! Smaller stores with only .one person staffing. Guessing its the norm here. Next time I won't come at opening time!

Overall, a nice outlet mall that's easy to walk and not overwhelmingly big. It's a great spot if…read moreyou're looking for a more relaxed shopping experience without spending all day there. That said, I did find myself missing some higher-end stores, as the selection felt a bit limited on the luxury side.

The Anaheim GardenWalk is a large outdoor entertainment hub close to Disney. We haven't been here…read morein a while. But today we came to celebrate our youngest son graduating (came for dinner) and noticedlots to see and more stores opening. Can't wait to come back for more coffee, sushi and pho. Oh and an Angry birds cafe opening soon..... so exciting. Ok bye

As with many malls these days, they are dying. Not a lot of foot traffic for a Tuesday during lunch…read moretime. We walked through, didn't stay long, and sadly, didn't buy a thing. I can see how this place might get crowded at times. But wasn't worth our particular visit, except to say we've been there.

I love this concept and it has such amazing potential especially once more vendors come in. The…read moredesign is super thoughtful with many different play areas next to most seating areas. We had kids aged 1-6 and they all loved running around here. The bathrooms are clean, there's a changing table, and there's someone keeping the areas clean and tidy even in the evenings. The only thing I'd improve is that many of the open eating areas don't have good visibility of the play areas, especially after dark. It would be nice to have more seating closer to the play areas. Another idea is to switch the location of the sandbox with one of the teepees, since kids seem to congregate there but the view is blocked unless you're sitting in the teepees. It would also be great if the view from the long tables on the deck near the teepees and sandbox wasn't obscured by bushes. Finally, it would feel safer to have the overall area fully gated instead of an open entrance where kids could potentially slip out. Excited for how this will continue to grow and benefit the community!

Great spot for food, drinks, and relaxing with friends or family. The atmosphere is welcoming, and…read moreI've generally enjoyed spending time here. One area that needs improvement is the restroom facilities for families with young children. During a recent visit, my son needed an urgent diaper change, and there was no changing table in the men's restroom. I had to take him out to the car to change him instead and because of how busy it gets and limited parking options it was a long walk both ways. Adding a changing table to the men's restroom would make a big difference for fathers and other caregivers and would make the space more family-friendly. I enjoy coming here and hope management considers this simple but important improvement.

Cool spot to hang out and grab food. Lots of Korean food and K pop influence, which makes the…read moreplace fun to explore. There's a handful of stores that are vacant but still worth checking out if you're in the area. Parking is also free in the structure so that's a huge bonus.

The Source is such a fun place to be at! Although a third of the stores here are empty/unopened…read more.. the ones that are, are poppin'! They have a big parking structure, that is constantly packed with people. There is a constant flow of people coming in and out. When I come here, I enjoy looking at the Korean snack store that recently just expanded. You can get instant noodles and pay for the hot water so you can eat it there! This store is also a souvenir store. Besides this place, the source has fashion stores, bakeries, coffee, pastries, golf, a kid's play center, and more food! Like malls do, they also have a Photo Booth area. Prices vary per shop, but everything is reasonable. The source is cool because it's where small businesses can advertise themself, and Korean culture can thrive. They have a mini night life here alongside celebrating the love of kpop, cosmetics, skincare, and food! I've heard that this place was always hip and fun, and I'm hoping the current reputation exceeds expectations in the near future with all the changes they've been doing!

DTD has undergone many changes over the years! It's still a touristy destination, but I've grown to…read moreenjoy the latest food and entertainment options as a local. The extensive upgrades over the past couple of years, along with the current growth and expansion plans, are leveling up the Downtown Disney Experience. The latest food options include Din Tai Fung, Earl of Sandwich, Paseo, Centrico, Black Tap, Ballast Point, Parkside Market, and more coming soon! If you're craving snacks, there are churros, corn dogs, Wetzel's Pretzels, Salt & Straw ice cream, Wonderful World of Sweets, and more. There's undoubtedly a place to satisfy your taste buds. Plenty of bars and lounges to suit your needs: Naples, Centrico, and Jazz Kitchen, all with relaxing bar settings. The Disney Resort hotels are also within walking distance and offer more food and bar options. DTD offers plenty of shopping options, including merchandise from Disney and partners, art, clothing, Sephora, Lululemon, and more. Disney fans and visiting guests can be sure to find something to add to their collections. The main stage on the west side of DTD showcases various performers during the day and evening. With a nice area to relax, let the kids loose, and enjoy the atmosphere. On Saturday evenings, live music is also played at the Jazz Kitchen. Some restaurants and shops will honor discounts for Magic Key pass holders. Prices are generally on the premium side since it's on Disney property, but it's worth visiting DTD if any of the food or shopping options interest you. Parking info from the website: The nearest parking is the Simba Lot off Disneyland Dr. The first hour costs $10. Validations apply after the first hour of paid parking. Enjoy an additional 3 hours of same-day parking with a $20 minimum purchase and validation from any Downtown Disney location--or up to 5 additional hours of same-day parking with validation from any Downtown Disney table-service restaurant. Additional hours cost $14/hour, charged in 30-minute increments. Daily maximum of $66. Please see the website for more details. ChargePoint charging station spots are also available in the Simba Parking lot.

Had a little business in the area (Downey-20 plus min drive) so what a perfect opportunity to drop…read moreinto Downtown Disney and wait in a hopeful not too long of a line for my Galactic ID! You can opt for any of six classes of id, or you can do what some did and get all of them! I've always admired the visuals, sound, speed, and maneuverability of even the earliest of Tie fighters as seen in Star Wars, so getting my Galactic ID within the Tie Fighter class was an easy call. Be warned! This line can grow to gargantuan proportions! Don't believe me? Google **Disney Galactic Star Wars ID** and see what kind of line/wait your potentially looking at! But the force was with me today! Got in and out with $10 for parking, and $15 bucks for the id. I was probably in line all of a half an hour! But you folks know me by now, so you know what's coming next! The absolute singular reason this line was moving the way it did was without a doubt due to cast member and CSA (CUSTOMER SERVICE ALL STAR) Mariannie-pictured. Her smooth, pleasantly repetitive, and super informative dialogue should be considered the blueprint of Disney cast members when it comes to relaying instructions or information. By me being the middle aged guy that I am, I was admittedly a bit intimidated by getting into the booth, then dealing with God only knows what kind of technology. The way to sit/, sunglasses on or off/ payment ready asap/touch screen tech-of course, etc. some of you probably can do it easy breezy, but it can be a bit unnerving since you want to be conscious of time and courteous to the legions waiting behind you. Thanks Mariannie!, Your a credit to the Disney brand as your customer service was truly from another galaxy!

One of my favorite OC malls! I love the open-concept design; it makes the whole place feel very…read morefresh and airy. It's huge and spacious, featuring a great selection of stores and a Round1 for entertainment. The food court is also well-managed with lots of seating available for dining. Overall, it's a great, spacious environment that doesn't feel overwhelming. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Santa Ana! The selection of stores are very mall-typical (Zara, Claire's, etc) but the standout is for sure the Round One! The service there is relatively good, the nicest employee I met worked at the piercing kiosk, she was really sweet. They also have cute displays for photo shoots and tons of photo ops if you're visiting.

Stopped off here yesterday to kill some time as our intended destination wasn't going to be open…read morefor another hour. Have not been here in about five to six years roughly, so it was good to see a mall that was not completely dead and had a lot of stores still intact despite a lot of malls being closed down recently (like the Westminster Mall). The mall is going through a renovation, so there are some areas under construction. Some favorite stores include: Boxlunch, Hot Topic, Round 1, and Tokyo Life. A couple criticisms my husband and I had was despite the mall being open for about an hour and a half when we arrived; all the bathrooms we seemed to try and use were shut down or out of order. My husband managed to find a bathroom to use but it required us to walk all the way from the food court to the Round 1 Arcade. I also felt like the employee there was suspicious of me as all I was doing was looking at claw machines while waiting for him. I had to take out my Round 1 card from my mall (Mission Viejo) to pretend I was making a decision on what games to play. It was also not very accessible to any elevators or escalators. The elevators we saw were on either end of the mall, so it required a lot of walking to get to one side or another to use one. Adding to the bathrooms being out of order, all of the sets of escalators in the mall had at least one side that was broken. Also, it looks like this mall is a hot bed for theft. It seemed like every store we walked into (the ones listed above and also including Gamestop and Anime World), had pictures on many displays of people who were caught on camera stealing and leaving the store with stolen merchandise. A good mall overall, but hopefully some of the run down issues will be addressed next time we decide to stop by.

This is my first time here,and curious to see what type of stores are here. This area is always…read morecrowded and parking can get a bit tricky. However. There are many Korean restaurants and small eateries around so it's good and convenient

2020 Over a year later and still no improvement. I've…read morereplaced 2 tires and there is a good chance it was a result of something in their parking lot.

The parking lot between Bank of America & Starbucks is full of trash. It is such an unpleasant…read moreexperience to walk around that area. This plaza DEFINITELY needs about 5-10 trash bins or hire people to pick up the trash. OR Starbucks customers need to have some pride in where they live & not trashing the neighborhood.