Pretty much most everything has moved out. It's been purchased again with the hope of bringing back stores and customers. However over six months later not a thing that is noticeable has occurred. There are a few stores and MCL seems to now be an anchor. During my April visit there were more security guards walking the mall than customers. The guards were not nice either. When snapping a pic they said it was prohibited. However no signs. The only nice popular stores have departed. No longer a theater is attached. So many mistakes have occurred with management. The Muncie Mall has a long way to go to recover and I'm not optimistic they will. I grew up going to the mall and it's distressing to see its demise. The mall was once the place to shop and be seen as a teen. Now the selection of items is all but gone. I see no reason to return. 1.5 rounding down. read more

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Oh Muncie Mall you gave me all the late 90's vibes. Inside here the lighting, the tiles I only wish there were fountains. What else is missing.... Oh yes open stores. For every open store there are 3-4 closed ones. So sad that malls are dying. The anchor store is a Books A Million. There are a couple shoe stores. A bath and bodywork. Some stores I have never heard of. If you are a mall walker which a high percentage of people were in there this is your place! No obstacles in your way. It is a good place to spend an hour or so. If you are hungry you have a MCL or Auntie Anne's pretzel. There are several security guards there and this mall is clean! read more

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Muncie Mall is pretty standard for what you would expect from a shopping mall. It has anchors on the ends and the interior is filled with mostly chain retailers. Yes, there are some vacant shops which reflects the shift towards online buying, but this mall has done a good job of keeping the mall well lit and visitor friendly. While at the mall, I stopped in several locations. I was glad to find an independent business for some of my shopping needs and some of the stores were different from what I find at the Simon Malls in Indy. Some of the malls closer to where I live could learn a thing about making their places as inviting as this one. Review #3515 read more

Muncie Mall - play rides for kids towards Penney's - Shopping Centers Near Me - Muncie, Indiana

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For such a small mall, the have 4 anchor stores: Macy's, JC Penney, Sears, and Elder-Beerman/Carsons. They have several of the stores that would be appreciated in a town with a university, but there isn't much to it. There is no food court, but there is pizza place inside and plenty of options outside the mall. At least, Simon care about their malls and it should be relevant for a while. read more

Muncie Mall - Elder-Beerman's has been changed to Carson's. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Muncie, Indiana

It's a shame this mall doesn't have more traffic. It's actually quite nice and the shoe store(s) had a gigantic selection. There was an attached store, I forget the name, with all kinds of closeout items, it was great. They have kept the mall looking nice despite all the "anchor" tenants leaving. This mall has tried really hard to be relevant and i think it's worth taking the time to check it out. Malls used to be super convenient places to shop and maybe they will be again. read more

I happened to be in Muncie for a relatives birthday party at MCL at the mall. So with some extra time to kill i took a tour. I am from Muncie lived there from 1974 - 1993. I had been to the mall countless times over the years. Surprisingly the mall itself is in good shape as a facility it is still quite nice. The stores that are there still offer a great variety of choices for shopping. I had read that recently many stores had left. It is not surprising as malls everywhere are loosing stores like Payless Shoes going bankrupt. The mall on a Saturday was still busy. The Macys is going out of business and had a big sale. There are still at least one jewlery store in the mall, a GNC, a few ladies clothing stores. They had several good stores to buy sports shoes. I was surprised how nice the bath and body works was. It was quite large. The wing towards Macy's was still pretty full, but the wing towards what was Sears was looking pretty vacant less the Gamestop. There is a pretzel place to eat at and MCL. There are a few places surrounding the mall as well. All in all it was in better shape than Iexpected after reading in the news about the loss of stores. I am hopeful they can re-purpose some of the space into alternative uses to keep the mall busy. read more

The Muncie Mall just needs revived. It's old and shops are leaving. The staff are nice and keep the place nice.

As Josephine said, Muncie Mall gets the job done if you're in the market for basic clothing. I usually frequent Old Navy for sweaters, jeans and their awesome clearance prices, Charlotte Russe for the occasional trendy accessory and dress, and Books-A-Million for gifts. I completely avoid Bath and Body Works at Christmas time - it's so crowded and all the scents being sampled gives me a raging headache. You know what else gives me a headache at the Muncie Mall? The overly-perky, overly-persistent help at The Icing (Claire's more grown-up spin-off). "If you buy two of these, you get one free! Have you seen our eyeshadow? Do you want to buy one of our coin purses? Do you need a basket? This rack is 60% off if you buy something 40% off or less from this rack!" SERIOUSLY. LEAVE ME ALONE. Maybe I should save this rant for an actual review of the store. Hm. Anyway, other features of the Muncie Mall: -A Pizza Di Roma, which seriously comes as close to New York-style pizza you will find in Indiana -MCL. Who doesn't love cafeteria food? -A Gap Outlet. Their prices are still pretty high, but I did score a pair of capri cargo pants in the off-season for $2.50. -A store with tons of cute BSU t-shirts and sweatshirts. Makes me wish I went there! -Macy's - I bought a ton of Christmas gifts there last year and their sales were amazing. I wanted to hug the cashier. So there you go. Muncie Mall. It's pretty much what you'd expect. read more

The Muncie mall shopping experience used to be fun, now it's a shell of its former self. Half the stores are gone and the restaurants are not doing to a well. The only things there keeping it alive are bath and body works, GameStop, and mcl. Two of the three are chains ( I am not sure if mcl has any other locations or not). Half of me wants to keep it alive, the other half just wants to put it out of its misery. read more

As Malls go, it's average, BUT most cities are tearing theirs down. SO, I'm thankful to have this MALL, to shop & stroll in. Many things to entertain KIDS !!! Many, many stores, including adjacent shopping centers, make this the place to go. read more

Muncie Mall - Stroll & Relax - Shopping Centers Near Me - Muncie, Indiana

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This is a very small mall. Compared to many others, this one is geared more toward a high school crowd. I would much rather drive all the way to indianapolis to get a decent selection of quality clothing. read more

People working Macy's were very nice. He store is super small. Forgot my shirts on a trip and tried to get some polos. Didn't work out so heading to Indy. I would stop in again though. read more

Muncie is a small city, so this mall is pretty good considering that. It's clean and has a good selection of stores. Restrooms and eating options are a little scarce. Would be great to have that hotdog restaurant back! read more

Quantity of inventory in most stores including dept stores is low. Associates throughout the mall have been friendly. Books a million is awesome. Wish they had a Forever 21 or an H&M. Nearby TJ Max and Target helps. read more