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

These outlets are great. There are many store selection and plenty of parking which is great. Being…read morelocated in such a busy area of Daytona you'd think it would be a hassle but we even went during back to school time and it was an easy experience.

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.

An OK plaza to walk under cover of you wish. I am usually only here for a rare Home Depot run…read more The rest of the plaza stores we do not go to. They will get a Halloween store in September that comes in. Overall nothing special.

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.

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.

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.

This place has gone down a long way. 20 years ago this was a nice mall to go to. Now it is a…read moreplace that you do not want to be found at. There is nothing here to go to so save the time and keep going.

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.

Below is a statement from the property's Facebook Page it pretty much sums up the state of this…read more"Mall" Sunshine Park Mall - "We understand your frustration. We've been working to get more retail businesses into the mall and on revitalization projects to bring our mall to life. Keep watching for future growth!" - February 27 at 7:35am Today's visit was my second to try the "Gourmet Kitchen" restaurant located near the back entrance. My only previous visit to this aging mostly vacant mall was for an indoor flea market (don't know if this is a reoccurring event or just a one time show) but that was a few years ago and this property seemed to be in decline at that time, but not nearly to this extent. After attempting to have breakfast we decided to walk around this mall to take our mind off the awful food we just walked away from, this place is more depressing and disappointing than the breakfast attempt. It was mid day and I saw two people in the entirety of this mall and they could have been owners of the empty stores. I don't see a need to return.....