Town Square Park is centrally located in Town Square Las Vegas. This area is an outside mall and entertainment destination relatively close to the Las Vegas Strip. Town Square Park is great for families! It has a water section such as splash pads, climbing areas and fixtures, trampolines, and so much more! There is shaded areas where you can sit at too inside the park area! The park is super clean too! It can get relatively busy though. When my family and I stopped by on a Thursday evening, the park was super busy! There are a lot of events and venues at the park area! There are events such as movie nights, farmers markets, free Yoga classes, and so much more! During the holidays, you'll see holiday celebration and parades! The majority of these events at this venue are free!! I remember the old park when there was a huge maze and a tree house! The newly renovated park is a lot different and unique compared to how it was previously. Both park designs are great though! The Town Square Park is a great place to stop and relax! We ended up getting a Funnel Cake with some ice cream and ate it next to the Town Square Park! read more

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Town Square Park is a nice addition to the mall. It's located in the middle of Town Square by the concierge and several food establishments. This is a great playground for kids and family, and there's bench seating around the park. The atmosphere is laid back and relaxing. Every month, they offer an array of activities, fitness, and entertainment. On Wednesdays from September 4 through October 9 is The Miss Fairy G Kid's Show, it's a lovely story telling from 11am to 12pm. The show is magically entertaining and Miss Fairy G delights children with her message of kindness and well-being, which is so amazing! There's also free movies every Friday at sundown from September 6 to October 11. The 2024 movie lineup is family-friendly and includes Disney's Wish, Trolls, Migration, Kung Fu Panda 4, Paw Patrol, and Elemental. They even have concerts and performances by local artists, fashion shows, and upcoming special events, such as the 2024 Wine Walk and Town Scary Halloween Party. This is a great open space to gather with friends, family, and kids. The environment is nice and very welcoming! read more

Town Square, Park is a great place to take the kids. For them to run around, climb, flip, jump laugh and just have a blast with fellow kids. It's surrounded by plenty of eateries so if they play long enough to work up a thirst or an appetite, you're surrounded by tons of options in walking distance. It's Fun, It's Free and furthermore, they have staff members that stand post at the entrance of the park as well as do a quick patrol through the park. I'm assuming to make sure no parentless/unattended child leaves the park also to make sure no childless/kid free adult enters the park, which is a nice addition. There's also a large grass field located directly across from the park with plenty of benches surrounding it and tons of hula hoops randomly scattered throughout where kids can run around and flip and hula hoop of course :) read more

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Who designed this new park?!?! Probably someone who has no kids because the remodel is TERRIBLE!!!! It's half the size now and they aren't going to expand it because they put more buildings around it. There's one big cube/netting jungle gym, 2 slides, the tiniest trampoline ever...all for multiple kids to share. And the worse part, there is this massive dip in the ground for no apparent reason. (Refer to my picture). This is literally a sprained ankle waiting to happen!! They kept the splash pad but moved it to the back of the play area. I loved the old park because there was the maze, tree house, play house, stage area and lots of room to run around. Now we are all crammed in this tiny space. They really needed to consult with actual parents before they let some 24 year old architect come up with some stupid modern design that is not kid friendly at all. I will not be coming back to this park anymore. read more

The park is in the center of the mall and offers a good variety of play for kids of all ages to enjoy. There are puzzles attached to the walls for toddlers, a trampoline at the bottom of a hill, a short and safe slide with a tunnel under, a climbing fixture, and a splash pad. Before this renovation there were more advanced play areas that included a tree house, a bakery play house, a theater, riding/sitting contraptions, a maze, and an area with 3 types of slides. While those were fun, I admit that they were very dangerous. One of the slides had 2 bumps in it, and I often had to stand nearby to catch kids as they slid downward to avoid having them completely fly off, or have a very hard fall. I do not exaggerate when I say in one 1 hour visit I caught at least 30 kids. And some parents saw the action and expressed their appreciation. The thing I love about the park is that it's nestled near a great pizza kiosk and a boba spot. And if it gets too crowded in the play area there are hula hoops out on the lawn and corn holes to play with. It is also right near the restrooms where you can easily swap out your kid's diapers on their changing tables. read more

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i gave this one star because i need to write my review. The little park was one of my boys favorite place to go. BUT NOT ANY MORE after todays visit. The new park are not design for the kids just seems like some simple style of decoration. The rope hurt my little ones forehead when he moved down from the middle of the climbing structure. My big one was so so disappointed they removed the maze， tree house with slide and all. its totally not worth to wait couple months to see a playground like that. read more

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What a Great place To Send A Message Of Love To All! Town Square Park Is A Place In The Middle Of Town Square Mall Bringing Joy To All Who Visit It! Decorated For This Xmas Season Joy, Spirit and My Message To All From Town Square Park!!! Merry Xmas and Happy Holidays 2018 I want to wish you and your family a Very Merry Christmas and Safe Holiday! This is a time to Rejoice, Celebrate, and Remember all of our Loved Ones, Friends, Co-Workers, Our Teams and Family around the World! It is also a time to remember the military and their families who sacrifice for all of us by protecting the very freedoms and democracy that we enjoy each day! No Matter what country we live in! Let us never forget the first responders who are always there when we need them no matter what! It is also this Xmas and Holiday season I ask that you say a special prayer for millions of victims around the world who are homeless, hungry, lost loved ones in the natural disasters and acts of terrorism in 2018 and are misfortunate not to be able to celebrate this Xmas message of togetherness for which we are fortunate to do! It is these tragedies on such a Holy day to remember how fortunate many of us are throughout this Great Country and World!! Let this day be a day of Happiness, Safety, and Togetherness for you and your family to enjoy! Always remember, together we can make the world a better place for all mankind to flourish in! Again, I want to wish you a Very Merry Xmas and hope this day brings you great Joy and Happiness! Merry Xmas and Happy Holidays! Jake Appel Friend read more

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Town Square Park is a relatively new outdoor shopping plaza with plenty of parking. We came on a holiday weekend and there was plenty of structure parking. There's so much to do here: outdoor space for kids to play, dining, shopping, and even a D&B. Any space that is kid friendly and dog friendly is a win in my book. We explored some cute shops and even ended up at It's Sugar for some candy and photo opportunities. The wait for lunch at some restaurants were long, so we ended up at Whole Foods for some delicious options. If you're looking for something low key to do in Vegas with kids or fur kids, Town Square Park is the place. read more

A Winter Wonderland Edition Review: Town Square Park is the centerpiece of its namesake outdoor lifestyle shopping mall. During the Christmas and Holidays Season, it is a playground for children of all ages. There have been a couple of December days when this 40-something year old adult child visited its Winter Wonderland. In reality the term 40-something year old adult child is a metaphor for a hard working adult that is escaping the effects of stress in a joyful environment. In other words, there is a positive psychological benefit for grown ups visiting the Winter Wonderlands that sprout up in the desert during the Christmas and Holidays Season. In a fast-paced world full of stress and uncertainty, they are a respite. They also provide Las Vegans with an annual tradition.   During this joyful time of year Town Square Park with this schedule of events : Photos with Santa. November 17 to December 23. Snow in the Square: November 16 to December 23.    Monday-Thursday. 7 PM    Friday - Sunday. 7 PM and 8 PM. Princess Peppermint hosts events on Saturdays.  This past Tuesday on December 18, this was the sequel to a Winter Wonderland adventure following the Silverton Aquarium. In the sundown hours I hung out here and it's namesake mall until the snow in the square at 7 PM.   At the beginning of the adventure, I entered this storybook Christmas scene over on a bridge over a pictorial pond complete with fountains. This is scenic spot to capture the towering Christmas Tree with water. It is the Winter Wonderland landmark. What a Landmark! Once the sun faded and the stars came out, the Christmas tree came to life. It kept me and hundreds of children of all ages captivated with its glittering color patterns including red and green. However, it was when the Snow in the Square occurred at 7 PM when it became the star of a show centering attention on Christmas songs.   Throughout the late afternoon, Town Square Park was lively. Children played in the playground, rode in the Town Square Train, and stepped into Santa Clause's house for a photo. As for me, I made my way throughout the park taking pictures and trying to live in the moment. When I got deeper in the park, the scenery treated my eyes to the Christmas tree towering with Santa's House on golf course green grass. Maybe next year they will adorn the landscape with fake snow. Surrounding the park, Merry mall-goers patronized Capriotti's, the Raider's Preview Center, Game Works, the Yard house, AMC, and other businesses. Across from the Christmas Tree and Santa's House, I patronized the Coffee Bean. Sipping a drip coffee as many do hot cocoa in the cooler months, I comfortably enjoyed the moments until the snow fall. By the way, the outside Coffee Bean seats provide a prime view of the extravaganza across the street in the Winter Wonderland.   I greatly appreciate having the opportunity to escape a stressful world for a few hours in Town Square Park's Winter Wonderland. I write this because there might not be another opportunity again. It was only last year that I missed out on joyful times like these working overtime almost everyday in December. Before concluding this review, I wanted to say that I have been here many times. However, it was incorporated as the check-ins under the Town Square Business Listing. Town Square Park Winter Wonderland FTW!!!! read more

Like something out of a story book, this fairytale-like play park is located in the center of Town Square. So before or after a day of shopping, kids have a place to run around and you have a place to sit down. The "security" is wonderful. They make sure the puppets don't go in alone and constantly stand at the gate keeping a watchful eye. They also make sure your kiddos aren't climbing in places they shouldn't and start looking for mommy if they see children wandering alone. Here's what you can find in this cute little play park: Water play area (and on these scorching days it's a necessity, so bring a swimsuit and sunblock), old school merry go round, playhouses, slides, tree house, a play stage, a unicorn and a caterpillar and my favorite an Ivy Maze! Only thing missing here was the Fairy Dust! Free and fabulous for the kids. Some rules: No food or drinks-only water-so it keeps the place nice and clean. Park hours are open 7 days a week and on Saturday open until 9:30 p.m.and Sunday until 7:00 p.m. The entrance is located next to the Wetzel's Pretzels so after playing you can get a refreshing watermelon drink and a snack or an ice cream sundae at the next little snack shack. Check it out! read more

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I have 4 children. was not allowed to play because I myself am not 10 years old. Public spaces are for everyone.

Great fun for kids of most ages (slides, treehouse, maze, ladders, mini homes, and animal ride types, etc.) with plenty of seating for the parents & grandparents, plus a bathroom too (***babies need closer supervision, esp. on the slides, ie. whiplash & head bumps for the really young ones I witnessed today,*** note, if your baby is less than 3 years old, the slides are not a good idea). I took my son into the maze but quickly got out when the unsupervised kids were jumping onto the bushes and running through the maze. It got a little crazy. My husband was following our son, pretty much the whole time, and it was so cute to see the little helpers assisting our boy through some scary parts of the park (a little boy toom our son's hand to lead him through the rope bridge). And to those parents, I'd like to commend you on your well-mannered children. I don't who you are, but it really touched me. This is a fun place. Our son loves it. We gave him a time frame of 20 minutes today (after lunch and before shopping). And it was a great time. (He is snoring in the car as I am composing this review.) There are rules posted before entering, and a couple employees greeting you at the gate, but maybe when it is busy, they could check inside (my only criticism), because, well, sometimes, the kids get rowdy (ie. Maze). I'm just a little concerned as a parent of a toddler. But, the park is very clean and I noticed on-site maintenance, which is appreciated. read more

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I like this outdoor mall, but then again I love all malls, lol. You get to walk around outdoors to the shops and restaurants. They have lots of parking and if your very fortunate, they have parking stalls in front to the shops. Very family oriented and for children especially. They have a little park in the middle for children. After a long day of shopping you can head to one of the restaurants they have. Many stores to shop and hey, you can eat right after. This is what I call a shopping mall!!! What more can I say? read more

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I like this Park as there's plenty of parking. There's a good variety of businesses. I've been here several times for shopping for a variety of things as for dining or having a drink. Not your average mall! read more

Love this park!!! Love it even more since they put shade sails up to block the harsh Vegas sun in the hot weather. Brilliant!!! The water splash area is the best part of this park during the summer. So happy it is open again. This park is also pretty strict about no food and drinks inside the park confinements. If they see you with any food or drinks, they will usually take it and hold it in the concierge pod. It's nice they have the bathrooms accessible inside the park area too, very convenient. Another bonus is they have a small kiddie potty in the bathroom stall with the adult stall as well. This was our go to spot, it had EVERYTHING!!! read more

The little park at Town Square is a great area to let your kiddos burn off their never-ending energy. The play area has slides, playhouses, theater stage, a maze and even a water play area that is on during the warmer weather periods. The park does have certain hours when it is open for the little ones and you can't eat or drink in the park. There are employees walking around the park to make sure you don't eat or drink and to remind the children to play safely. Parents, don't worry there are a few sitting areas for you to relax and recoup your energy from shopping. Outside of the play area are food stands that you can partake in when you leave the park. read more

The park is the heart of Town Square and a great place to relax with family, friends, or by yourself.

One of my very favorite places in Vegas to shop and eat. I love coming to Town Square. The shops are always friendly and they have some great restaurants here! This can be a pretty busy place, especially on the weekends. So you may not luck into the curb side metered parking and may have to use the parking garage or the large lots on the outskirts. But even then it's a nice walk to the shops and not very far. During the holidays Town Square is all decorated. It's very pretty. If you have kids, bring them to the play pad. Especially in the summer for water fun. A great way for them to cool off and you can sit back and relax. read more

wishing you awesome Saturday and Mother's Day weekend!!I THIS PLACE!! GO RAIDERS!! read more

Town Square Park - Love this PLACE!! wishing you awesome Saturday and Mother's Day weekend!! - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

I'm a big fan of this place. I love an outdoor shopping mall. I have been shopping, eating and drinking at this place for years. Some of my standout favorites are H&M, Victoria's Secret, Sephora, Whole Foods, Container Store, Blue Martini, McFaddens & Stoney's to name a few... Well, knowing I was going to be watching my nephew for a few days, I wanted to plan some fun stuff for us to do. First thing in our agenda was Wednesday story time. I'll be honest he wasn't that into it... He more liked walking around and looking at the little tables. He's not overly into giant animated characters but he was patient mostly I think for my benefit. Next stop the park. Oh my gosh we played for hours. He LOVES this spot. I chaff him around the giant grass maze and then he'd run over to the sides or climb up the rope ladder. There's a lot to do in such a small area. The moms could do better job keeping an eye on their kids... (going up the slide the wrong way or etc... But security does a pretty good job staying on top of it. Then the train. So cute and for only $3 you get to ride around the park area twice. My nephew was over the moon. I also want to give train conductor, Jason a shout out. He was awesome. So much positive energy & personality. It is great to see someone that really enjoys their job. I know there's a lot of places that I haven't even checked out yet... But there's always next time. read more

A hidden gem for the little ones right smack in the middle of Town Square. There's a splash pad which is great for the Las Vegas heat (remember to bring water shoes, it gets quite hot). It's really a charming playground. It almost looks like a page out of Hantzel and Gretel with the tiny storybook-like clubhouses. Behind that you'll find a maze where you're bound to get lost. Not to fret, you'll find your way out the same way you came in. Slides and a few benches when you need a breather. Some more shade would've been helpful considering it's blazing hot out here pretty much 9 months of the year. But my kids don't seem to mind. There are bathrooms located inside which is such a plus. There's even a child sized potty in the stall on the right side. My daughter always insists on using it. You're not allowed to bring food or drink inside so I suggest grabbing a bite before or after. Wetzels Pretzels & Lollicup are right outside the gates. Those two places are my go-to when I'm here. read more

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This is a cute little park to sit, relax & let the little ones run free. The security here is very nice, ensuring children do not enter or exit without a parent. No outside food is allowed, to keep the place clean. This little park also has a splash pad. I'm glad they put that in especially when the weather hits triple digits. Inside the park, there's also a 'grass maze' to get the kids moving. It's so cute hearing the little giggles when they run into each other. This park also has a restroom inside that is always well kept, so you can bring your children without a problem. I always make a stop here because I'm usually the one dragging my kids anyway. Kids need some fun too :) read more

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A great variety of shops and restaurants and a good spot for an excuse to have a wander around during some nice weather, however more recently it does seem like the general environment at Town Square has become a little run down and there could definitely be a few more green areas and flowers to sit and enjoy. Unfortunately I found that during a visit mid afternoon one day, most restaurants were closed for a late lunch and only opened for the evening. This is a good space with a good variety of shops and sitting areas if you're nearby, but I believe there to be better in the valley. read more

Took the kid here during our recent visit to Las Vegas, found out about the park where kids can have fun. Plenty of parking, and there's open space for kids to climb, and run thru the water spouts, and much more. Definitely kill at least 30 minutes here, and adults can sit on benches to observe or participate with them. read more

Towns square has it all. If you're in the mood for a video game, even old school Pac-Man, they got a place. Bars, a small park that's all "Christmased" out, and my personal fave..The Apple Store. Great place to watch the jets land at the airport too! You can almost reach out and touch them. read more

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Really love this feature. Great place for family. You can shop, dine & play. The park is very cute with the splash pad. It does get really hot in the summer anytime other than July-sept is an awesome time with your little one. read more

Very sad update to their "children's park". It looks fancy but it is not child geared. My daughter loved the whimsical nature of the old park - and now the new park "looks colorful" but doesn't actually promote engagement or social behavior. 4.5 year old told me "now I can't make any friends - all the kids do is run!" And that's true - and sadly, it's not enough room to run without knocking into someone or falling into random "pits" that serve no purpose. The climbing structure was ok - we've now been there twice - but they added more "rope" on the bottom since last visit. My daughter, blinded by the setting sun and trying to keep up with other kids didn't see it when trying to leave the inside of the climbing structure and got rope burn across her forehead and right eye. She now has a black eye, scrapes, and bruising. No one at management seemed concerned... even when we showed them what happened. I foresee a lot of injuries this summer when the splash pad opens - as it is stone flooring and surrounded by stone wall and hard metal benches. For the record - my daughter has never been injured at a park like this. read more

Town Square Park - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Our family absolutely loooooves this place. They have great variety of good restaurants, movie theater, kids playground (with a fun splash pad) and of course many stores. Our son (2 years old) cannot visit Town Square without riding his favorite train :) We just love hanging out on the grass area, walk around and watch people as well as running around their tree house kids playground. Fun place to visit whether you are local or visiting Vegas! read more

Not the best place if your kids are over the age of eight. The play ground is built for smaller kids. But the maze is a fun place to run around in. read more

Town Square Park - Parks Near Me - Las Vegas, Nevada

Huge fan. What makes a great park? 1. Water area. Water shooting from the ground for kids to run through and have a wet blast. 2. Tree house. What kid doesn't love a tree house with a slide, play house, and a fire fighter slider to exit. 3. A maze. A green maze just the perfect height for a parent to watch their kid but for the child to be stumped and excited to challenge themselves. 4. bathrooms. Bathrooms are clean, smell clean (huge one for me) and conveniently close tot he park because we all know kids hold their bladder to the last minute. 6. Eateries. Close eatery places within a block from quick service to sit down. Its an awesome palce to have a mom meetup or a day at the park with lunch 7. Shopping. Yes, lets tire the kid out at the park. Put her in the stroller to pass out and then do some relaxing shopping.. genius! 8. Gated! We all know as parents are little kids are escapees. They like to scare us when they disappear. Well no problem sit by the exit and wait for them. Theres no way they can escape except one entrance and exit. And those are all my main reasons for loving this park and I can guarantee you will too read more

Is it off season? The children's park has seen better days. It's run down, a bit sad looking, and several areas are blocked off. Regardless, my kids still managed to have a good time. read more

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Great little park for the kids. There are treehouses to climb, a splash pad, a people-powered merry-go-round. Even a peewee sized stage for the creative child I love the grounds, theyre well-kept, and of course the shopping is fabulous. Two things i dont like much: 1 the "playground cops" who tell kids they cant go in the wAter without shoes, and the adults they cant take in the drink they just paid $5 for right outside the gate And 2. The fact that its difficult to find your kids on this playground. The treehouses are cool but they shouldve made them with better accesibility for parents. Also the park is very long so if they run off you really cant see them. Not so great when you have multiple kids to look after. Still, the plusses outweigh the minuses. And its really very non-vegassy. Which is great for us world weary locals. So five stars it is. read more

This was one of the first outdoor, kid-friendly places my wife and I visited after we moved here several years ago. We went to Town Square to visit the Apple Store, then decided to stroll around and quickly came across the park, located in the middle of the shopping center. It was still before the strong heat of the summer hit and we enjoyed a bit of time sitting, taking in the sunshine, and watching our toddler (at the time) play. There's an open, grassy area for everyone, with a kid's play area right next to it. A few food and snack vendors, and restrooms inside the kid's area. You can also buy tickets for the kids train that runs around a part of the shopping center. Adults can ride along with their little ones. Inside the play area is pretty cool with a number of little buildings at ground level and with a second story, there's a tree house and a maze designed for kids to work through without getting totally lost or separated from their parents. There's just one way in and out. This is true of the whole play area as well: just one way in and out, so it's easy let the little ones play and know they're not going to escape easily. Take note, the folks who work there will tell you, "no food or drinks" inside the kids play area, even though I see people in there regularly with bottles of water, sodas, etc. They seem to be strict about the food, but not the drinks. This may be because of the one negative about the place: there's very little shade, and every time we've been there, the water feature / splash pad hasn't been working. This pretty much eliminates it as an option in the summertime. But for the rest of the year it's great. Don't be surprised when planes fly over at low altitude. Town Square is underneath the final approach path into McCarran International Airport. Since the planes are landing, the engines are relatively quiet, but for kids (or adults) who don't like the sudden appearance of an airliner (or the associated engine noise), you may want to shop and move on. But for the kids who would get a kick out of seeing a plane flying so close by, it's a very cool experience and will undoubtedly fuel their imaginations. If you find yourself needing to go to Town Square with a little one in tow, plan a little extra time for them to play. It's a good place to let the kids romp while you sit for a bit. read more

This is a great park for kids to explore. There is a tree house with various levels that also has slides. There is also a maze that my kids loved navigating through. A small splash pad offers relief from the hot Las Vegas summers. I suggest brining pool shoes and a towel as the area is not gated off. My kids always inevitably end up running through the splash pad. Its convenient because it offers a break from shopping. The little ones get to burn off some energy, so you can continue to shop. Its a great place to stop by before or after dinning. read more

This is a great little park in the middle of Town Square. The great parts: completely fenced in with only one way in and out that is manned. The maze is pretty cool. There are bathrooms right there. The kids always have a good time there. This is a cool little park. But it is little. It is also a tiny splash pad. This is not exactly where I would bring my kids if I want to leave with them wet. There are too many other place in Henderson and Las Vegas that have awesome splash pads. I will absolutely keep coming back for some play time in between shopping, movies, or lunch! read more

There is nothing better than getting a nice snack from one of the nearby shacks and sitting in this park on a cool day. You see people out with their kids taking in the sites of the stores, people eating and enjoying each other company, some people reading books or on their phones. I like to people watch so sometime i will grab a tea from tevana and watch the different people walk buy and try to guess what kind of life they have. Silly i know but in vegas at the malls there are so many different walks of life and nationalities. I would suggest one day when its nice out to just get ya a beverage and snack and enjoy the weather and sights read more

When ever we come to Town Square the kids are always asking if we can make a stop at the park. It can get very crowded but with the awesome play quipment and splash pad I know we will continue to return read more

Always great fun here. This time went to the kiddie section to let my nephew ride the train which goes around 3 or 4 times, he loved it. Great attraction for 3-5 year olds. Then we couldn't get him away from the great play area which includes a fun water feature that shoots water out. The entire surface is padded nicely to prevent falls. Had a nice time! read more

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I love visiting this mall. It has almost all the stores I need, and a great variety of food. Food for all budgets and cravings. It has sit down nice dining restaurants, as well as the quick bite to eat stands. My favorite time to come is in the fall and winter. Obviously it is so hot in the summer. It's an outside mall so you have to go outside to go to the next store. But, it's light a little city within a big city. It has lights at night, and it's nice to sit out in the fall and people watch. In December they have snow in the square. They set up a huge musical Christmas tree and Santas house, and they have snow that falls at certain times. It's a great place for the whole family to enjoy. In the summer they have the water fountains for the kids to cool off and play in. On occasion they have been known to have free movies on the lawn on Thursdays. It does not feel like I'm in Vegas. I feel out of town though I am not far from my house. My friends and I meet here often and I recommend it. read more

Small. Free. Fun. I'll be back. The only downside is that there's a serious lack of shade. read more