Awesome toy store super friendly staff with a wide variety of toys, clothing, books for kids.read more

My one stop shop for cute kids clothes and soft plushy toys. The staff is really nice and will help…read moreyou find what you are looking for, whether it be some kids clothes, toys, or accessories. The store is tiny but full of items. I recommend looking around closely and checking out all the items from top to bottom. They hid cute items on the lower shelves. It is really easy to overlook the cute stuff animals on the lower shelves because You are looking at everything eye level and above. BONUS- make sure you show your Total Rewards card. You get points for tour purchase and you get a percentage off if you are platinum or higher.

Very cute! I love hidden gems like this. It's fun and rewarding, if a bit overwhelming, to look…read morethrough everything and then find something interesting and unexpected.

Lots of plush animals here of all sizes, to fit a variety of budgets. Fantasy and medieval…read morecostumes, clothing, toys & collectibles. Unicorns are a plenty here. This store caters to kids and kids at heart, like myself. I went into the store after seeing a pink unicorn in the window, but when I entered a large (but not jumbo or life-size) unicorn with a pink horn and pink feet was waiting for me. The attendant was helpful and patient. I requested a unicorn which hadn't been on display and she found one for me! I am so happy and I cannot wait to take my new unicorn home. It's a bit pricey, as are most things in the hotels here. This store is located near the food court of the Excalibur hotel. Discounts are available for MLife members.

So much fun. Great items for all the little princes and princesses out there. Bought souvenirs for…read morethe grandkids!

Baby Girl The store has been one of my favorites since my…read moredaughter was a baby and she is now 36 . But even more customer service is priority like if I remember nothing else I remember how you made me feel . Entered the store. Cashier watched me didn't acknowledge me. I looked at every section twice to find the exact sock cashier. Never acknowledge me. I inquired if the policy was to not engage the customer and allow them to engage you and she responded, "No!". I smiled and asked her to have a good day.

Evette and Amy at the store Rock! They went the extra mile to help me out and will shop here…read moreagain. Thank you.

I like the vibe here. It feels like I'm outdoors but am actually inside because the sky is painted…read moreon the ceiling. There are many statues of people to give the feeling of Ancient Rome. Many of the stores are too luxurious for my blood, however, there are many cool stores like a video game store and a Formula 1 bar that you can race people.

The forum shops at Caesars is always such an experience. I haven't been here in roughly 20+ years…read more I love walking around exploring the shops. I have to say I miss the old DKNY boutique that was here my last trip but the experience did not disappoint. The forum holds a lot of high-end shops here and a lot of cool stuff for all different price points. This was a quick trip to walk around d, but you could literally spend hours here, shopping and eating. My main focus this visit was to see what was new and to go back for some nostalgia and I would say mission accomplished worth checking out.

ZARA celebrates its 50th Anniversary in 2025!!! Originating from Spain, this Las Vegas location is…read morea flagship store at The Forum Shops in Caesars Palace! The grand opening was on October 10, 2025. I think the storefront is probably THE BEST in the shopping center. It is striking with its grand and simplistic elegance! It spans across three floors, with the first floor leading into a dramatic courtyard. Floors 1 and 2 are dedicated to Women, while the 3rd to Men. I love that the design of this space gives an elevated shopping experience with very affordable pricing. I bought a crop t-shirt for $12.95. I like the specialized areas for handbags & shoes, as well as fragrances. What's also neat are the self-checkout areas and the pick-up station for online orders, which makes for a very efficient way to shop. Assistance was always nearby and friendly!

Social media and press clippings say that this Zara flagship store at the forum shops at Caesar's…read morePalace is the largest in the US. While factually correct that it's a three story Zara store, the amount of inventory does not feel especially different compared to your local store as the racks are simply spread out further. Worth stopping by if you are cool with the brand and you want an affordable fit for your night out, but this location doesn't offer much that's different

Ashanti's go! I go get not shop. When I have an item in…read moremind, I set out to make the outfit around it and hope for the best. I learned the clothes get rotated in and off the floor not necessarily sold out. She found my item in my size and gave a few extra pointers. The dress was perfect for what I needed and I can wear it multiple ways. The item was so worth the cost and the material was great quality. Keep it up. Excellent customer care

I was in Las Vegas and stopped by thier Fashion Show location. I purchased some children's shorts…read more When I got home. I washed them with a load of other clothing. The dye from the shorts stained everything. I've tried cusyomer service and nothing can or will be done. I have been told I need to go back to where I purchased the item for any help. Which I've informed them there is no location near me. A national chain store and this is the customer service?!!

Along Came A Spider is a fun children's clothing store in the Fashion Show mall. The girls'…read moreoutfits are much too pink and frilly for my taste but I know that throngs of people would find them "just darling". What makes this store a winner is that they offer many more accessories than most children's stores, but the prices are really steep ($12 per barrette!). The signs beckoning me to the wonderful toy area upstairs led to a little disappointment; the toy section is fairly small.

When I walked past this store in the Wynn Resort I simply had to go in, since it was the first time…read moreever I've noticed an Ann Geddes store. The salesperson was superfriendly and told me there are only two Ann Geddes stores in the world (one in the Wynn Resort and one in Disneyland). Prices for baby clothes are average to expensive. The store is beautifully decorated and is very well organized.

The Miracle Mile Shops are part of the Planet Hollywood property, and though this hotel/casino was…read moreconverted from the Aladdin to Planet Hollywood about 2 decades ago, the Miracle Mile Shops are one of the venues in this hotel/casino where you'll still find some Arabian-themed decor and throwbacks to the old Aladdin days. Miracle Mile Shops contains several specialty stores, bars, restaurants, souvenir and sundries shops and even a live performance area. Patrons enter on one side of Planet Hollywood and as they walk through this "mall", they move in a circular direction, as the shops wrap around the rear perimeter of PH's performing arts venue. They'll eventually exit on the other far side of the casino floor from where they'd initially entered the shops.

This is a fun place to go to shop, grab a meal and maybe get a massage or have your feet chewed on…read moreby tiny fish. We did all of that. And a little gambling at adjacent Planet Hollywood too. I've heard this referred to as a "locals place" and I don't know if that's true, but there are several restaurants here that regularly make the lists of "cheap eats" put out by local influencers. Like several other Vegas malls, the ceilings are painted for atmosphere and there are even two free shows - a rain show and the Lost City Show. They have the usual annoying cosmetic stores with the women literally chasing after you, proffering samples. It's like a Vegas plague. There are souvenir stores and ABC stores of course. But there are some unusual gems too. Dr. Fish is where you can go for the fish pedicure experience (get yourself a Groupon). There is a massage place. There are shows at the Theaters and a food court with some unique choices. The only downside is if you're planning to leave using a rideshare. If you are, there IS a designated Miracle Mile Shops rideshare area, but most drivers don't seem to acknowledge it, so they will inevitably go to Planet Hollywood and leave you standing outside in a garage area waiting. It's frustrating and it happens to us every time we go there. And every time, the drivers have insisted that the correct spot to pick up is Planet Hollywood. So plan ahead on that or maybe just give in exit through Planet Hollywood. Good way to end a pretty solid afternoon.