Westpoint In Blacktown is a mess right now as one of the main parking garages had a structural…read moreproblem and has been under repair for the last six months. If there is a structural issue on the parking garage how are we too be sure if there isn't an issue with the whole mall. With that said it doesn't look as if that bothers any of the customers. We went on a Wednesday around noon time and guess what the mall was super busy. It took 10 minutes literally to find a parking spot and another 10 just to exit the mall, of course because of the one garage being out of service. The mall has 3 levels with the first and third floor food courts. All sorts of different shops for customers to find everything they came to get. 3 star rating because of the parking issues and chaotic atmosphere.

It's a Very Great Place, I don't mind going there. Like Seven Hills, a Majority of the people are…read morenice, and the staff are very friendly.

i am a changed woman. this place is absolutely phenomenal. everything you need is here. a special…read moreshout out to woolworths: i am a frequent shopper at kellyville plaza and castle towers and this store blew me out of the park! a great variety in all aspects, large store (still organised and easy to navigate my way around), short lines and best of all amazing service! the cashier who served me was so astonishing, friendly, thoughtful... i can confidently say he changed my life and inspired me to be a better person. as a whole, the experience of shopping at kings langley shopping centre was life changing - it felt boujee and upper class without being snobby. i felt like i was in a parallel universe, a dystopian world where everything was perfect and the people were lovely. overall this centre is worth the trek from wherever you live and i highly recommend this centre to anyone who wants a reason to live!!

This little shopping center is great for the area. Especially if you want to avoid the ugly busy…read moreparking situation at Stanhope. It's convenient, walking distance for some with one each of all your basic local shops. Grocery A+ Woolies, butcher, bakery, medical centre, hairdresser, florist, real estate agent, gym cafe and restaurants. Outdoor feel with loads of sunlight so can enjoy a coffee at The leaf cafe or Oliver Brown. Car park is free.

This is your average suburban mall. Woolies, Coles & Aldi have the groceries covered & BigW is also…read morethere. Has a food court & the usual stores & a post office. Parking is usually quite easy, or get your car washed and that is sorted. Located between Windsor Rd, Old Windsor Rd & M2.

According to the advertising, these are the most comfortable shoes in the world. However, if you…read morehave short, fat and sweaty feet (requiring a decent sock) your toesies may not suit some of the lasts (and that was a conversation in itself). Also, they are not the cheapest shoe in the world. However, the 20% off all stock drew me in today and the very kind staff kept me there. There were boxes everywhere at one point. I did settle on a pair and there was an attempt to upsell some socks. But all good, as I explained, not only was I wearing socks, I had plenty of other pairs at home. I suppose it is like a "would you like fries with that" when getting a hamburger, "would you like socks with that" when getting shoes. The range here was pretty good and shopping at Blacktown is easy too as there is always plenty of parking.

It's a massive shopping mall with tons of shops, supermarkets, food courts and so on. Huge multi…read morelevel car park with 3 hours of free parking and well priced stores with great variety. Loved everything about this place, and for someone who is not a mall shopper, I would come back here again.

Was searching for Apple store and chanced upon this shopping district…read more Parking was easy and it was free as there wasn't any parking meters or parking tickets to be hassled with. While strolling around, noticed that there is a cinema on site which had a few arcade games (time crisis, racing games), a store where they carries snacks & beverages as well as a small "cafe". I also noticed a food court and where it had a range of takeaways/dining options ranging from western food to asian fast foods. Tried sushiya and it was delicious. There are quite a range of departmental stores here. Decided to make a visit to Target to get "Bobble" water bottle and realized that this target is much bigger in size and range to what the Parramatta one has to offer. Service was friendly too. Walked up and down the whole three levels to see what other things the stores carry and there are quite a few gifts stores around and some other electronics related stores. There are two kinds of escalators here - one of which pushcarts could be used or the normal escalator. Service was also considerably well at the stores I visited. You could find a range of vending machines or slot-in coins for toys machines here. There are also a few cafes where you could sit and enjoy the atmosphere. Do make a visit if you are around.

On my trip to Sydney one of the malls in the suburbs of the city that I got a chance to visit was…read morethe Westfield Parramatta. By American standards this is considered to be a huge mall with 8 levels and all sorts of shoppes and restaurants. As you enter the mall via the parking garage you realize that the mall has plenty of parking with several levels and every parking spot is in vicinity to the entrance of the mall. Remember to note down the level and where you parked as that can get confusing. Also parking is free for the first 3 hours and it is ticket less with your car number plate being your ticket. As I mentioned the mall has 8 levels with a couple of food courts on different level and many of the favorites like Starbucks and Gloria jeans that mall shoppers can't live without anywhere in the world. Most of the stores are the same like in the USA but the one difference that I saw was that the malls also have a huge box store where you can shop for your daily needs. We usually don't see a Walmart or Publix in a mall in Florida.