Welcome to the largest mall in the Canadian Rockies! Visionary mall with long term goals and…read moreresults. Free parking included. Toyota Dealership for full automotive needs from repairs, purchasing, supplies. Saje is one of the first wellness shops I stopped by with friendly staff and excellent customer service. I purchased Pain Release, a joint and arthritis cream, one for myself and another to give as a gift. My favorite daily cream that amazingly relieves pain. I also bought as a gift - Pocket Farmacy Physical Edition which offers five roll ons for stress reliever, tension, colds & coughs, upset stomach, and pain. Both products meet TSA requirements. Uniqlo in Canada doesn't accept US accounts if attempting to purchase items and scan barcodes via phone. I spotted a top on sale, tried it on, bought it immediately because the color and size were no longer available in the US. Ice Palace for hockey and skating. When we walked by, there were a group of youth having ice hockey lessons. There's amusement rides galore. Trouble ride caught my attention because it reminded me of playing board game in my younger years. Lively in colors and movement versatility, goes upside down, forward, backward and sideways, with upper and lower harness. Inner energy in me wanted to hop on; however, I would've suffered mean headaches or motion sickness afterwards so I stopped myself and just admired those that are able to enjoy thrill seeking rides. There were youngsters, adults and elderly surfing and catching man made waves realistically indoors for longer lengths of time. Developers of Wai Kai and Wet and Wild Water Park on O'ahu that set up short length wave rides...take notes. Mini golf looked very intriguing and fun! Shooting Range is available, upper level and tucked far away foot traffic. T&T Supermarket, a full scale Asian market. There's also K-Beauty and J-Beauty products. Casino is also available on the premises for those weighing their options on bets. It's not the largest mall in the world when comparing square footage to SM Mall of Asia in Metro Manila, Dubai Mall, and Iran Mall. My thoughts were that's it!

Very fun 10/10 and your never bored So much things…read more Service at restaurants was good and at Galaxy land

I want to rate this mall higher than I am... the mall has some great stores, food, and a great…read morelocation for accessibility. I'm here once a week for an appointment in the buildings office areas. But... the cleanliness is -100/10. The place is disgusting. The bathrooms are as if a bomb went off. The woman's washrooms pad bins are always over flowing with used nasty stinky pads. The toilets have poop and pee all over them. I don't feel safe using the washroom. The food court is okay.

I'm not making a review about kingsway mall in general. i'm making a review about a store called…read moredesigner depot because during my christmas shopping i noticed a few red flags as well as green flags. 1. i overheard certain staff members talking very rudely about other staff members. 2. i was not aware of multiple policies due to no one explaining it to me so when i went back to exchange an item i was not able to do so considering non of the employees were telling customers about them. 3. the cashier with dark hair and glasses was EXTREMELY sweet and very professional considering how young she looked. 4. i was greeted by a very sweet young man who was making sure the store was safe from homeless people due to an incident. Yes there were a few red flags but majority of my visit to this location was okay. one other thing it is very difficult to identify who is an employee due to the employees not having name tags. Note: i couldn't find the actual store to review

This mall has all the major big box chain stores and food court options. There is plenty of parking…read moreand we were able to grab a quick lunch and buy some sporting goods that we were looking for.

Southgate isn't the kind of place I recommend visiting in December, but then again I don't…read morerecommend visiting any mall in December (not if you can help it). That being said if I'm gonna go to a traditional indoor shopping mall then Southgate is my top pick. It's mostly a convenience factor (I like Kingsway too, but I live closer to the south side). The mall is older, I think 25 or 30 years old, but they've don't a lot of renovations in the past 5 years so everything looks new and bright. Southgate has a nice amount of stores, not too many, and I can usually find what I'm looking for when I come here. There are some higher end stores like Michael Kors, and the Apple Store (well high end depending on what you by) to your run-of-the-mill Canadian mall standards like The Bay and Sears. There are also a few stores here that are great to go to because for me it means avoiding a trip to WEM or going downtown (I love downtown, but I don't love driving/parking downtown). So yes it's great I can buy my makeup at Sephora here instead of going to WEM or going to Evoolution (delicious artisan olive oils and vinegars) instead of having to go downtown or to St. Albert. One of my favourite things about Southgate is the food court. It's open, and can be a bit loud, but it's got a decent fast food selection from Koryo (Korean) to Opa (Greek). I also love how environmentally friendly Southgate is...they've got bins for recycling, trash, and they even have drains so you can pour out your beverage down the drain instead of dumping it in the trash. There's even a separate spot to put the utensils. The other high point of Southgate, as strange as it might seem are the washrooms by the food court (well the ladies at least, can't speak for the men's). Why? Because the washroom stalls are huge (seriously you could probably get 4 people in there), they have a heavy wooden door, and when the door is locked it goes from a green vacant to a red occupied. I wish all public bathrooms did that, instead of playing the knock-to-check-and-see-if-someone-is-in-the-bathroom-stall game. The bathroom stalls also have a a big purse ledge for you put your purse/bags on. And when you go to use the sinks after you're done there is a automatic paper towel dispenser in front of every sink. No waiting in line to dry your hands. Score. Regarding parking it can get busy here, but I usually find the parking lot is pretty decent, particularly if you go to the upper level there's usually always spots there (maybe not right before Christmas). Southgate is also on the LRT line (right after Century Park) so it's convenient if you take transit. Just know Southgate isn't park and ride, so if you park here and take the lrt you could get a ticket (yeah they check that). One thing that is a little weird about Southgate is the layout. It's a mall that was just designed a bit weird, but it's not a big mall and easy to figure out. It can get busy, but it doesn't have the insane crowds that WEM does. Southgate is definitely my go to mall in Edmonton.

#200th Review! I…read morethought I had to do something special for my 200th review so why not review best spots in the City! I have lived close to Whyte Ave all of the time I have lived in Edmonton. Whyte Ave is one of the hottest destination spots in the City. It is host to some cool and unusual shops: Great restaurants and nightclubs/bars. Quirky shops. The Farmers Market, A great library in a historical building, Host to many great festivals and events, and so much more. Whyte Ave is also always evolving which makes it vibrant and fun. If you want to know what is happening on Whyte Ave and in the area check out the Old Strathcona Business Association website and event calendar. You can also see what sales are going on and maybe even find a job! http://www.oldstrathcona.ca/

Whyte Avenue is a great summer festival season destination, but it's also a nice place to visit for…read morefood, shopping and other things year-round. There are lots of great stores (some of which are pretty unique too!) and restaurants. It's a colourful place with an interesting crowd depending on what else is going on in the area. I've been here for parties, festivals, special events, theatre and more! It is quite popular with the university student crowd. That said, it's imperfect: some of what makes it awesome is also what causes issues: it's a pretty popular place with the late night crowd and can get very busy/crazy on occasion. Additionally, these events/festivals can cause trash and whatnot. It's busy enough that parking can be limited and transit from downtown is sometimes awkward. But it's a great destination to reach on foot. And there is reasonably good transit to this area. I definitely recommend a visit, particularly during the summer months.

Lots of stores to keep you busy And the selection of stores…read moreare nice I must recommend

I loved the service a man came up to help me right away. He even packed up the mattresses and put…read morethem into our vehicles for us at the curb since I was disabled. They had a great selection in all areas which I had loved and plenty of options. I loved the value as well !! The only downfall was it was Halloween and I was shocked they had no clothes or any Edmonton oilers clothing here.

Amazing! The food Is amazing, the store are awesome, I'll recommend going to the rocky mountain…read morehouse for some delicious treats! And the Tommy Hilfiger is the go to for some clothes that can wear you for months, but the only thing I can see wrong is the place not being cleaned, but other than that, it's a 10/10 Place!

I like this mall. So do lots of other folks…read more I saw a woman from Stony Plain shopping. Mega purchases. It's not a typical outlet store. It's not messy and full of discard garbage like Nordstroms. My highlights were the Kate Spade and Nike store. It's bright and cheery. The food court is awesome. The ladies bathroom could use a little attention, but it's clean. There is ample free parking. I can't wait for the new Swarovski Crystal store to open. There's lots of job postings.

The renovations they have done to this mall has been a great improvement. There are a couple decent…read moreanchor stores in this mall such as Simons and The Bay. The food court was clean and they have Starbucks, Tim Hortons and McDonalds for coffee options in this mall. Unfortunately there are a lot of independent mish mash stores that seem very empty selling low quality clothing. Overall, the mall is great for running errands and finding one or two things you specifically need.

I have lived by Londonderry Mall my entire life. I've watched it go through many changes and ups &…read moredowns. Before the mall was renovated in 1992, it was very dark and gloomy, but now it's very bright and more modern-looking. The makeover didn't really benefit this mall that much. In fact, in became pretty lame. When Wal-Mart moved here, this brought in tons of traffic, and I would say it's what kept this mall alive. After Wal-Mart left, many great stores closed down, including the GAP. (I still can't forgive them for taking it away from me!) This mall was stagnant for quite some time, but over the past five years, this mall has been slowly improving once again. Some of the best stores are HMV, Sport Chek, Dollarama, Game City, Le Chateau, Payless. Winners, Army & Navy, Coles, Spasation, Shoppers Drug Mart, Purdy's, Save-on-Foods, and The Great Room Company. The Bay is here too, but it's probably the worst one (minimal selection) in the entire city. Oh, and I almost forgot--there's a Library here as well! The mall's food court is the best, since it has big screen TVs, a water wall, and all the fast-food favourites. There's Taco Time, New York Fries, Edo, Booster Juice, Arby's, Orange Julius, Opa!, A&W, and lots more. McDonald's and Second Cup are also in the mall. The customer service area, located in the centre of the mall, is a great place to come for a rest. There's many flat-screen TVs and large comfy chairs and couches. Londonderry Mall has always had a reputation of bringing in many famous people--usually it's something for the kids or a band for the teenagers. When I was a kid, and before the mall was renovated, I saw Richard Simmons! Woohoo. Lucky me. Five years ago, I would have given this mall a two-star rating for sure. Maybe now I am giving it four instead of three, since it's my neighbourhood mall (I'm probably slightly biased), but it has improved considerably. Londonderry Mall is no Kingsway, but it's still pretty awesome.

I've spent SO MANY hours here whether it be eating or exploring shops, walking to or from classes,…read moreor simply socializing with others on campus throughout my degrees and because I've had other events on campus to visit. And while it's an odd space since it is a mall and a residence all rolled into one, it has some great food options and some great people working there as well as providing services to the folks who visit campus or call it home. Recently a video game was made focusing on the problems inherent with people not knowing the unwritten rules of walking down HUB mall (namely that ones should walk down the right side of the mall as traffic can get insane, especially during the school semester in between classes). This is an important tip to keep in mind!

The Hub Mall is such a brilliant invention. Unlike any student space in Canada, it incorporates…read morestudent residences and a mall in one building which you'd never even have to leave while surviving through exam period or other stressful times during your studies. There are at least 20 food kiosks in the mall, offering a variety of options - Chinese, Korean, Thai, American fast food, Grandma's comfort food, smoothies and wraps, Japanese and sandwiches. You can get your hair cut here, get new eyeglasses or have a vision test, get a massage, book a trip abroad or exchange, shop for dorm room decor, study, go tanning, do your banking, meet with an accountant or seek therapy. I think you only thing you can't do here is drink, but there are plenty of places within walking distance of The Hub, like Hudson's on Campus and Earl's. The Hub rocks. Every university should follow suit.