Very clean Mall both janitors with glasses were so helpful & hospitable . I had to go in restroom ,…read moreI dropped my coffee accidentally on restroom counter top I believe it was a new janitor in training said it's okay I got it sir & asked if I was okay and started cleaning up the mess for me while the other shorter supervisor janitor cleaned the floor & tried to attend to me thinking I had burned my hands.Other janitors I seen before maybe close to a year & half ago were not as attentive as today and were never around and mall wasn't clean like this past year or so definitely will comeback.Thank you Janitors Ps I didn't get burnt

Playground by Dicks. We've been coming here for about 2 months to let our grandkids play. With all…read moreof the kids playing, it's so dirty. I don't know when or if they clean it. I've never seen anyone clean or disinfect the area at all. I wish someone would clean it for the children.

So we decided to do a day trip to Terrell and take a day of shopping. It's been a while since I've…read morebeen to the outlet stores here and well, it was disappointing. A lot of empty stores. Overall, not a bad experience just kind of sad to drive this far out of town and be disappointed. Save your gas, you can find all of these stores at most Metroplexes around you.

We went to several stores here the other day. Value is okay, service was good and the selection was…read moregood as well. I did notice the kitchen store I use to go to was no longer there, that made me a little sad. And NOW they have a little movie theater WHAT!?!? That's cool!

this is quite a dry shopping area with not much stores or variety. wouldn't necessarily call it a…read moremall.

When the mall opened up in the mid-1980's, this actually was a good, nay, great mall: Eateries,…read moremusic store, clothes stores, arcade, hair salon, health food store, bookstore... Basically all the things that would constitute a normal mall. The mall remained this way for a while during the 1990's, and some stores closed along the way, or changed names. Natural evolution, right? Then the stores started closing, and nothing replaced them. Sure, Bealls, Cato, GNC, Regis, and Corn Dog 7 stayed the course, but pretty soon they were the forefront of the whole College Park Mall experience. A few stores came in and out just as quickly as they were announced, but when the old Wal-Mart left the mall to move across the street into a super mega hyper combo center, this is when the mall truly died. I just don't think anyone's had the heart to tell the poor thing. Cato and GNC fled to a new shopping center across from the new Wal-Mart. The 2000's have been nothing but unkind to College Park Mall. Bealls still remains there, as do a few clothing shops. Over half the mall has been walled up where the old jewelry stores used to be, meaning half of the shopping center is completely inaccessible to people. Too bad for the senior mall walkers that once frequented the place and did their paces every morning, right? Corn Dog 7 looks like it could/would almost be open, but it turns out that whoever owned that place, must have done a fast abandonment. You can still hang out at Corn Dog 7, just don't expect any service there. Or food. Ever. The mall is a sad, sad place these days. Many locals bemoan the high rental costs it takes to run a store there as to the reason why nothing new comes in anymore, from high-profile store to even a local business. So if the landlords wanted their own personal empty mall to ride bikes in or roll a ball from one end to the other uninterrupted, good job! They achieved their goal. It's depressing even walking into the tiny section that's still left open. The even more bitter pill comes from knowing that it actually used to be a top-notch shopping experience for Corsicana.

I grew up going to this mall and I'm glad to see that all the stores were occupied. Adults, kids,…read moreteenagers all there. like it was busy it was what you would think a mall supposed to be. Coming from Shreveport our malls are dead or not safe so it was really good to see everybody hanging out it's like it was the 90s again.

Excellent products and service. Julie is very knowledgable and very very helpful. Love shopping…read morehere and the selection of plants is the best!

Love! All the high ends .. Dior , Fendi , celebrity sightings. Ooooh yeah keep looking might see…read moresomeone!

Fun little shopping area in a fun area!…read more Just north of downtown Dallas by a few miles from and next to the corner of Oak Lawn Ave and Wycliff ave is the cutest little shopping strip. Things to know: ~ More parking in the back. ~ If it after dark you can have security walk you out to your car. ~ Great location. ~ Stop light at exit point to help you get in or out. ~ Parking is at angles with plenty of room. ~ Number of different fun shops with great taste! ~ A well diverse set of shops! Fun shops from eating, haircuts, shoe shines, or even a great shirts on hand!