Love the mall have been coming since I was a kid. The only thing is as a service dog handler and seeing dogs all over the mall (other than scheels) I can no longer bring my girl as I risk her getting attacked. The mall itself is NOT pet friendly!! The mall does nothing about it either! read more

Good place to spend the day and shop and eat good selection of stores and food and snacks

Four years this has been the premier shopping destination in Oklahoma in the Tulsa area. They have some of the best stores in the area. This includes the Lego store, Nordstrom, Macy's, Dillards, JCPenney, lots of specialty shops, and James Avery. It's clean well maintained and is centrally located in a nice area of Tulsa. They also have lots of good food options in and around the mall. We enjoy shopping here. I had a great time this weekend visiting. read more

I enjoy coming to this mall when I visit OK. This time a made a stop to Kawaii Klaws that's located inside the mall. It has nothing but claw machines. It was a very fun experience, but some of the claw machines cheats lol. For some items that the claw would grab they would drop out due to the claw shaking hard once the string gets to the top. Overall still a fun experience and we did win some items. My family and I tried to see who could win the most items. I also went to Lush cosmetics. It was full various products. There were things for you face, body, and perfumes. They also allow you to try their products and provided samples if needed. They staff was very nice and didn't mind me trying a lot of stuff as this was my first time. read more

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This is a lively mall with most storefronts occupied. Stores range from middle of the road to upscale, including Coach, Apple, and others. Scheels, which provides entertainment along with sporting goods, toys, and household decor, is attached and anchors one end. The mall Includes a nice play area for children. read more

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I'm going to make myself sound old, but malls aren't as good as they used to be. I feel like this mall has stepped up their game a little bit but still not as great as it was around the early 2000's. The food court though has stayed consistently good though through the years with several options to choose from. The bathrooms are not the best but I have been on way worse. The escalators are constantly broken so watch out for that. Basically it's a fun way to spend an afternoon but not a go-to for all of my shopping needs. read more

The heyday of shopping malls may have passed, but I am glad Woodland Hills Mall is doing well. It's really the only full functioning shopping mall left in Tulsa. I occasionally stop by to try on clothes to find the right fit before purchasing them online. For me, online shopping is more convenient and cheaper. For in-store shopping, I now prefer Tulsa Premium Outlet because of the open space. I like the food court at Woodland Hills Mall the most. read more

A pretty good selection of stores, but unfortunately, half of the small stores do not have enough room between the aisles for someone using a wheelchair or walker. The central upstairs bathroom was very unclean and had no soap available for washing hands. read more

i met a coworker and mentor at the mall food court last week to help with preparing birthday cards for the nonprofit with which we are each involved. and while the mall has so many stores and features that i find the challenge of describing the experience for a review hard, the visit included enough features of a typical mall experience for me to justify an attempt. first, the food court itself had plenty of open seating, including a long table that worked well for us to prepare birthday cards. also, while i did not find a food court specific wifi network, multiple nearby stores offered wifi, including a couple with no password needed. and later, after placing the shipping and return labels on the cards, we needed a pen, and so i'd went to one of the closest stores to the food court, bath and body works, a staple store for a mall, and asked to borrow a pen, to which the worker at a front regester politely obliged. then, after working for a bit, we concurred that though neither of us was especially hungry, both could eat, and so decided on auntie anne pretzel shop, which i'd say is the most staple mall store of all. from there, we each got a regular flavor lemonade and a lightly glazed, salted order of pretzel bites to share. and while the order was somewhat high, about 15 dollars total, the lemonade was so tasty and refreshing and the pretzel bites delicious enough, that the food made the price worth it, and gave me some comfort in paying for using the food court space. finally, i'll end with a small, though potentially helpful tip, that the west end doors, between the dillard and macy stores, is directly by the food court on the second level, and much closer than the doors through which i'd entered and exited the previous visit. read more

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I can't imagine this mall being open much longer. There's several stores I like there but the mall itself needs work. The last couple of times I've been there multiple escalators were out of order. I had to walk one, fine, but then another set you couldn't even walk so I had to back track to the middle of the mall. read more

When I saw Rosati's, I got really excited because I am a Chicago native. They have Italian sausage and Italian beef sandwiches on the menu, but they don't sell them!!! All I can say is, wow, what a letdown. I also tried the Ok- Dog and Egg sandwich place. Service was lousy. The food was very bland and tasted like the grease was old. If I could, I would not give a star at all. read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

You read about the demise of malls all the time. I can only speak for myself, but I enjoy going to a mall. It's a lot easier to try clothes on at clothing stores in the mall as opposed to ordering them online and having to send them back if they do not fit properly. I enjoy the diversity of stores that are available in the mall, and of course protection from the elements outside. Woodland Hills Mall is definitely a little dated, but when it's all said and done, it's a convenient way to shop a variety of stores and grab a bite to eat while doing so. read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Traffic in mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Woodland Hills Mall in Tulsa, OK, is your typical suburban shopping center offering a decent range of stores and amenities. While it may not be the most extraordinary mall I've visited, it serves its purpose for a casual shopping trip or a quick bite to eat. The mall is conveniently located with ample parking spaces available, ensuring a hassle-free experience from the beginning. Inside, you'll find a variety of stores catering to different tastes and budgets. From well-known national retailers to local boutiques, there is something for everyone. However, I did notice that some of the stores lacked uniqueness, and it seemed like the usual brands you would find in any mall. The mall's layout is easy to navigate, with clear signage and well-maintained corridors. The common areas are clean and spacious, providing a comfortable environment for shoppers. The seating areas and restrooms were also well-maintained and easily accessible. Food options at Woodland Hills Mall are satisfactory, although not particularly exceptional. There's a food court with the usual fast-food chains, as well as a few standalone restaurants and cafes scattered throughout the mall. While the selection is decent, it would be great to see more unique dining options to enhance the overall experience. On a happy note they are adding a Scheels sporting goods type store that's kind of like Bass Pro but this one has a giant Ferris wheel inside and will be opening fall of 2024. Overall, Woodland Hills Mall offers a decent shopping experience in Tulsa and is the only mall open in the area now. read more

I want to say thank you to the Woodland Hills Mall Security team. My husband and I live in OKC, but were in Tulsa on Friday, December 5thfor a Christmas event. We had some time before dinner and decided to go to Woodland Hills mall. We noted where we parked and entered the mall. Spent several hours visiting the stores. When it came time for us to head to dinner it was after 5pm. Well, we noted where we entered, an outside entrance between Dillard's and Scheels. Headed outside and couldn't find our car. We walked up and down the parking rows in the area we knew we parked in. We then headed inside to see if there was another outside entrance between Dillard's and Scheels, but we couldn't, so we walked around downstairs and upstairs twice. Walked through the parking lot again. No luck. We looked for a you are here map for the mall as we felt if we could find all the outside entrances/exits we could find our car. Couldn't find a mall map. There seemed to be a touch screen option but couldn't get it to work unless we read the QR code. Not cool. Stopped at a Simon's table and asked the helpful person if there was another outside entrance between Scheel's and Dillard's. The one we had gone in and out of several times already she said was the only one she knew of. Anyway, we looked for mall security as I had seen them several times while shopping, but they seemed to have disappeared. I'm sure they didn't as the mall had gotten a bit more crowded. Found a security person at the Apple store. He was hired by Apple and not the mall but was able to get us to the mall office in the food court. Of course, the office was closed as it was maybe 5:45pm. We knocked on the class door, and several security members came from the back and talked to us. After explaining our predicament to them and asked if they had a map of the mall so we could hopefully find the right exit. I'm sorry I didn't get their names, a tall man in a gold/yellow shirt was very kind and helpful. He took my phone number and said he would have a parking security team member call me and help us look. Probably in less than 5 minutes Justin called and as we were in the noisy Food Court and not knowing our way around the mall, he came to us. Took the information on the car and approximate location. Told us to have a seat he'd go look. I'd say in less than 20 minutes he called and said he had found it. Once again food court noise and a misunderstanding on location on our part. He tracked us down inside the mall and took us to our car. BTW, it was on the upper level not the lower where we had been looking and looking. I just wanted to let you know that the team working on Friday, December 5, 2025, was so nice and kind to two people who I'm sure weret rying not to be stressed. I just want to let you know that Justin went above in patience and with a smile came to us when we couldn't understand due to the noise and didn't get the directions he gave us right. Please let them know that we are grateful for their understanding and kindness. If they're contract security, please lettheir company know they have some great guys working for them. read more

This has been a place that has been visited by myself for decades, and it has undergone a few changes over that time. The original brown tile and closed up ceiling was replace during a remodel sometime in the late 1990's. Since then, not much has changed except the stores. The Sears is gone and Scheels has replaced it. The record stores and arcades are long gone. A lot of the main staples still remain, JC Penny, Macy's, Dillards, Windsor, Forever 21, Footlocker, Build a Bear, and many others. It's still a great place to visit. They replaced a lot of the ceiling with glass roof, so there is a lot of light that comes in during the day. As a youngster this place seemed very large, now as an adult it seems tightly closed going through the halls, as they've added playgrounds, center kiosks, more center seating, and a small merry go round near Dillards. Seems management has definitely changed, as many stores that they denied entry a few decades ago are now positioned throughout the mall. There is even a tattoo shop near Scheels. It's still a great place to go shopping, in a time when indoor malls are falling by the wayside every year. read more

Very clean and well maintained facility. Lots of stores I haven't seen in a mall setting in years. Reminded me of the malls of my past.

The mall is ok. Same stores you'd find at other malls. I like that there's a Texas de Brazil in this mall. Easy to find parking. read more

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Place was crazy packed and I bet 90 % didn't have a mask on. It must be an Oklahoma law where u don't need to have one on but that really took me by surprise. I needed to hit the Apple store but it took me 4 hrs to get in and out so people watching was all I could do while waiting read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

There is a cool shirt And cute toys form Hello kitty And then my kids can ride in A horse read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Since my son was moving into the area we decided to stop there to shop and we enjoyed the experience. It is a good feeling to know that my son will be living in an area with in shopping distance of great local stores. read more

An above average mall with lots of nice touches like two-story open structure with plenty of stores, wide food court with a ChickfilA, and harder to find concepts like Lolli and Pops and Altar'd State. There's an abandoned Sears in here that hopefully can be converted to something new. Walked around here in the early morning, and nice to find plenty of fellow walkers here. read more

I shopped at Men's District clothing store. The prices are excessive: in my opinion, twice as much as items should be for shirts and accessories. For this reason alone, I only give it two stars. Additionally, you can't return items. read more

I love the mall! Great place for a few times a year! But some things were so expensive that you could possibly get somewhere else for a cheaper price range. read more

I always heard it was a great mall and people would drive from rogers to tulsa to go to it all the time. Me and my daughter finally went and well I have to say, I did find a few really great stores and if we happen to be in tulsa again we will definitly stop in. Ofcourse with everything available in rogers ar now, we don't need to make that drive, but I do wish a couple of those stores were here, and I looked it up and one will be here soon so just the one special store there that I for sure will return to. If you live anywhere around there and you haven't had a reason to visit, just go walk around in there, it's nice and a couple stores I wouldn't have even thought about. Buy me something while your there read more

Best mall in Tulsa, definitely the place to go shopping at. It recently went through renovations and the results are pretty good! They have a new entrance with enough landscape outside and more space next to the food court. Not to mention plenty of Cowboy flare. I love all the bright orange! It has two levels and has major stores like Dillard's, JCPenneys, Macy's and Sears. Among the other stores here there's Aldo, American Eagle, Banana Republic, Build a bear, Cache, Charlotte Russe, Forever 21, Godiva and more recently Lush!! It has a good kids play area including a carousel and the food court has various options (chick fil a, Raising Canes, etc.) read more

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I love this mall I shop here like almost every 3 to for weeks. You have great stores and up to date Art and decor in the mall. I like the food court and the amount of parking. read more

this is the more popular mall compared to promenade. just imagine a mall having most of the popular places along with a huge cafe, WHILE still adding on more to it in the future. this is exactly what this it, not in a bad way. one of the latest additons, texas de brazil, a huge franchise in texas (of course) that's like a self-serve steakhouse. you'd have to go there for it to make sense. go on an empty stomach. outside of that, i realized that even though the parking lot stays packed on holidays, the place doesn't seem out of control around that. i've been during black friday a couple of times & the mall stayed in tact. read more

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This mall has all the shops you will need. There is a play area for the kids which is fantastic- it's very clean and well kept. read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

I Remember when this mall was built. But back to this era, way down the hill we've slid. Sign of the times. Bye bye brick/mortar. We toured the mall after Fathers Day Brunch @ Texas de Brazil -- needed to walk it off. Many vacancies. Merchandise seemed rather cheap. It just is what it is. read more

Basic mall with little frou frou. It's the largest mall I've been to in Oklahoma with an OK range of stores. The Gap here is massive and the Apple store is always fun to play in. There are franchise boutiques such as Franchescas. There is a great Sephora here that'll impress as well. I usually park by Macy's. For some reason, I always have great luck finding a spot here and the entrance is central for all the spots I go to when I make a quick visit. The whole mall though is pretty easy to navigate and is kept clean. Mall walkers abound in the morning! In the summer months whenever I have a baby, you will probably see me join them. (Friends Note: I am not preggers right now!) I have never eaten at the food court, but I have visited the Starbucks on the lower level across from J Crew for some pep in my shopping step! read more

Oh the mall the only mall in one of the busiest places Tulsa, Oklahoma I mean this mall has everything even an app were you select your mall and it shows a digital map from inside the mall now your wondering what is the app called well the company who made the mall is a company named Simon so they made an app for their outlets and malls read more

A nice mall with a good layout and lots of the usual retail shops you would expect. At the moment, the anchor stores are Dillard's, Sears and Macy's. Lots of kiosks with one-off stuff you wouldn't see elsewhere. The mall is on two levels with a few escalators scattered about. Decent parking that is patrolled by security somewhat regularly. Bonus: Free wifi! read more

Pre-holiday but parking was still available close to stores. Handicapped parking was not available and there didn't seem to be many allotted spaces (I may be wrong here ... memory!). Food court was also crowded but we were still able to purchase lunch without too long a wait. A great selection of food items as well, more so than in the many other malls I've been to. read more

Woodland Hills Mall is like my second home. Woodland Hills has been going through some major renovations in the last couple years, and I think it can only get better. The anchor stores are JC Penny, Dillard's, Sears, and Macy's. Dillard's is the best of all of them. Of course, we have all the basic stores, Gap, American Eagle, J Crew, Apple, Forever21, etc. Big News: The Victoria Secret is expanding to a three store front and a lot of the old stores are getting a face lift. The food court was recently remodeled and has more seating and dining options. There is also a Starbucks downstairs that is always packed. In due time, this mall will look more updated and trendy, you just wait! Clearly, this is not the most high end mall, but then again, this is Tulsa, OK. If you want LV and Tiffany, drive 5 hours to Dallas! I can always find something I want at the mall, but sometimes I can't always find what I need. Luckily, Tulsa has other great shopping options all along 71st street and in Midtown. The best time to go is during sales. I never buy anything full price! Dillard's New Year's Day sale is my favorite day of the year. Micheal Kors recently opened, and has great sales. Gap always has markdowns. Yes, there are a lot of people, but this mall has plenty of seating and restrooms. There is also a play area for kids. Parking can be bad, but I always park at Sears or Dillard's and find a pretty close spot. I have been going to this mall since the day I was born, and it will always have a special place in my heart! :) read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Pros: Undoubtedly the best mall in Tulsa; unless Utica square counts as a mall? I like that this mall has a body shop (all the ones in my hometown closed). I love that there is a Dairy Queen and Orange Julius here. I have a nostalgic attachment to these restaurants as they are tied to my childhood. Cons: Just like any other mall anywhere; nothing special. Tulsa still doesn't have all my favorite stores (Urban outfitters, free people, Langford market, pitaya, etc.). So in the meanwhile, I do most of my shopping in Houston, TX or online. read more

i am furious my day is ruined i am in shambles i walk in box lunch go to the back of the store and try to a buy a toucan same funko pop that is 12 dollars usd i go to the cashier and this lady entitled asks for my full name email birthday zip code and then demands i sign up for their stupid free rewards card she did not give me an option i am never going back to this mall ever again i have never felt this violated this is proof ken get harassed too read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

I like to go to this mall about once a month. I enjoy going to the Disney Store, Starbucks, and Sephora. Lolli & Pops, a candy shop is there as well and it's always a favorite. The food court is varied and I enjoy the Villa Pizza there. read more

This is the best shopping mall I have ever stepped into it has nearly all of my favorite stores like think geek,Apple, Bath and body works, but ultimate favorite is BoxLunch. Also the company that made this mall made an app that can give you coupons for the shop. It also has digital map of the mall or outlet store read more

I came here hoping to get some Christmas shopping done and managed to cross everything off my list! My youngest played at the indoor playground and the food court is so festive! read more

Woodland Hills Mall - Shopping Centers Near Me - Tulsa, Oklahoma

Well Tulsa isn't known for shopping. Woodland Hills is the best mall in Tulsa but not the best shopping in Tulsa. There's stores that just go in and out of this mall and the same goes for the food court. I don't know any other mall that swaps the food court restaurants out so often. This is a decent place to get cheap clothing or basics or your run of the mill stores but you're not going to find designer brands or actual designer stores. As for the design of the mall, there's an easy layout and glass railings so it's easy to see all of the stores. I love when Mike's Nuts comes around the holidays, so good you must try! There's also a great Apple Store here, probably my favorite one. Basically just your average mall that kicks ass because there's not much competition around. Tip: if you want front row parking, park at Sears because no one goes there. read more