This is a good and very close place to park near the " Fremont Street Experience" entrance.read more

My 12 year old daughter and I were inappropriately touched by the same man here while we waited for…read moremy husband and other kids to do the zip line. When he "bumped" my child, we thought it was an accident but when he looped around and got a handful of my butt... nope... HE WAS A PERVERT. This area is SO SKETCHY. IT's old, dirty, there are homeless everywhere and creeps! The music was WAY. TOO. LOUD. too. The only "positives" was that the covered ceiling with lights is cool and my husband and kids had fun on the zip line ($25 each rider and unfortunately their 2 family members on the ground were being touched inappropriately by some LOSER while they had a fun ride.) Our whole experience was ruined and I don't want to come back.

Haven't been to Miracle Mile in years…read more Lots of stores, restaurants and other options.

I was staying at Planet Hollywood so being able to access the shops was a huge bonus! My vice is…read moreshopping not gambling, so I spent a lot of time here perusing shops and enjoying the convenience stores and souvenir shops. If you're on a buget and want good eats a ton are inside this mall. theres acesss to a clubs and restaurants. Plenty of bars and helpful staff to guide you around. Overall its a huge mall with a lot of affordable options and planet hollywood access.

I parked there for around 55 minute and parking should be $10. I scanned the QR code and authorize…read morethem to charge my card. I already left the parking lot but the time on the QR code website keep on adding up. I don't know what to do now nor how much they gonna charge my card. I'll change the rating back to 5 stars if they charged the right amount. Update* I went back to the parking lot again and a different security was there. Explained everything for me and show me the number and email to call. Gave them a call, problem solved right away. Thank you to both the security and Stephy that picked up the call.

$25. parking a day for non-guests and $20. A day if you are a guest. We have been in Las Vegas for…read moreover 30 years and free parking should be part of the welcoming experience. Service is still over the top. Valet attendants are 10 out of 10.

I booked a reservation here to attend the Latto and Doja Cat concert on Halloween night because I…read morerefused to pay the inflated special-event prices. I made a reservation through Spot Hero for 21.00 and some odd change, specified my arrival/ departure time, and that's it. When I arrived, the system recognized my license plate and scanned me straight in and out. Once you exit the garage, walk toward the Strip, make a quick right to cross the sky bridge, and take the short walk to T-Mobile Arena, Dolby Live, Park MGM, or wherever you want to go. The process and convenience made it a breeze if you don't mind a short walk. I would definitely park here again! The address is 3769 Las Vegas Boulrvard South if this is the Parking Garage at Showcase Mall.

My parking garage of choice when attending an event at Tmobile Arena. I use the Spot Hero app to…read morereserve. Then just drive in and drive out. Park, a short walk over the bridge and to the arena. It can be a little hard to access via Las Vegas Blvd due to the number of pedestrians walking across the sidewalks where the entrance is. This is the only entry and exit too..

The mall is such a large shopping center with an incredible variety of stores. You can literally…read morefind just about anything you could possibly need here--from cute kids' shops and specialty stores to affordable retailers and high-end stores. There's definitely something for everyone, and I loved seeing how many unique and fun shops they have. The only downside is that the layout can be a little confusing at first because of how large the center is, so it can take some time to figure out where everything is. One thing I would recommend is checking the event calendar before coming, especially if you're bringing kids. We originally planned our visit because we saw on social media that there were supposed to be fun, free activities and events for kids on the weekends. Unfortunately, when we went today, there weren't any events happening. So, just a heads-up: events aren't necessarily happening every weekend, even if you see older social media posts advertising them. Overall, though, The Wall is definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. There are tons of stores, plenty of cute shops for kids, affordable options, upscale shopping, and pretty much anything and everything in between. Just check the event calendar ahead of time and give yourself plenty of time to explore!

Quality/Quantity - A huge mall. I am a loyal customer to…read morethe ABC store. 242 businesses, 4 of which are new. 43 dining options. 3 service businesses. Art Walk - Cool; check out their website. It is actually not as impressive as it sounds. But it does change often. Atmosphere - Indoor and outdoor businesses. Open 7 days a week from 10am or 11am to 7pm, 8pm, or 9pm. Free parking. Service - Good. Price - Depends on where you shop, eat, or drink. Owner Comment - Brookfield Properties - Congrats on all your success with your portfolio. I did not know that Ala Moana Center in HI was a part of your portfolio. We are regular customers there. 7 countries, 160 retail assets.

I mean this place is what it is. It is an outdoor mall with not much going on. It sits right on…read moreFremont Street (over towards the D side). There is a modern looking Denny's, a fun toy shop (with tons of collectibles) and a super fun Axe Throwing place and a Cannabis museum (didn't go in, but we could smell the plants). Looks like people come here to park (we didn't have a car, so that didn't play into our stay) and the food court - which I didn't eat at. Kind of not much going on in this place and nothing opens before 11:30a (except Denny's). We learned that when we were wondering early (10a) and could not find a thing open!

The Hush Puppy opened a location in Neonopolis today! They also celebrated 50 years of being in…read morebusiness. I attended the grand opening and it was so fun! Great food, festivities, many prominent professionals, and government officials attended too! I tried catfish, fried chicken, fried green tomatoes, and the yummy hushpuppies with honey butter! Parking was easy in the garage and it was a short walk to the elevators up to Level 1, which is on Freemont Street and where the Hush Puppy is located.

What a great little plaza, it's quite a fun area to walk around especially in the evening with all…read morethe lights. Parking took a little time but once we got to exploring there were so many restaurants, shops and desserts. We tried the Palata bar which was incredible and Sul and Bean. We wanna come back and enjoy more of the eateries and maybe check out the second floor as well. I loved all the diverse options and there is also a 99 Ranch across the way in the other strip mall. I can't wait to come back.

Shanghai, "City by the see!"…read more In its era, Shanghai has always been the place to be. These days here in Vegas this is the place to be. So many businesses occupy this square. It's a mix of cultural diversity that makes this square unique. What's here. Let's shop at little shops like Kumi, 888 collectables. Lots of beverage options for milk tea and having dessert. Now parking is not the best of choices. You might have to go across the street but it's a short little walk all around this neighborhood. Make sure and wear good walking shoes. It's a little bit of fun here in Vegas, just another delight to make this city and all its neighborhoods feel welcoming and warm . Many options are around for updates for your pictures. Take advantage of these and remember those days years later. Now that we have explored its possibilities are endless for your fun and adventures here at Shanghai Plaza!

Tivoli Village offers a picturesque departure from the prevailing architectural modernity of Las…read moreVegas, its Italianate façades, ornamental embellishments, and intimate pedestrian thoroughfares evoking the romanticized ambience of a Mediterranean township. The architectural composition is unmistakably a contemporary simulacrum, its immaculate construction betraying the absence of the patina ordinarily acquired through centuries of habitation. Nevertheless, the architectural ensemble possesses compelling visual allure, particularly after nightfall, when the illuminated façades and surrounding walkways acquire an atmospheric elegance that makes the development especially attractive for an evening promenade. Removed from the incessant pedestrian traffic of larger retail developments, Tivoli Village possesses an enviable serenity, its uncongested pedestrian esplanades affording a leisurely experience seldom encountered amid the more frenetic commercial surroundings of Downtown Summerlin. The central piazza and ornamental thoroughfares consequently invite a more contemplative appreciation of their architectural intricacies, uninterrupted by the incessant pedestrian activity characteristic of more heavily frequented commercial promenades. The canine-welcoming environs augment its convivial character, while the immaculate grounds and comparatively unhurried pace make perambulation pleasurable even without an extensive shopping itinerary. Tivoli Village accommodates an eclectic assortment of boutiques, galleries, specialty merchants, and restaurants, although the preponderance of upscale establishments makes casual browsing a more accessible pastime than purchasing. A scattering of less prohibitively priced establishments tempers the prevailing mercantile exclusivity, yet the heterogeneity of the tenant assortment offers scant inducement to purchase without a particular boutique or specialty merchant already in mind. Certain restaurants, however, provide compelling inducements for recurrent patronage, with the attractive surroundings furnishing a congenial setting for a meal at an established favorite. Even with dining prices tending toward the premium end, the opportunity to combine a preferred restaurant with an unhurried stroll lends such visits an added measure of gratification. Friday art exhibitions, weekend handicraft markets, and intermittent musical performances afford occasions to experience Tivoli Village without participating in its predominantly upscale retail economy, introducing a cultural and recreational dimension to premises otherwise organized around commercial patronage. The intermittent character of these gatherings introduces a measure of novelty to an otherwise relatively predictable commercial environment, allowing occasional exhibitions and performances to furnish a specific reason for returning. For an evening devoted to a favored restaurant or an occasional cultural exhibition, Tivoli Village furnishes an elegant setting whose Italianate architecture and comparative serenity impart a welcome sense of occasion to the excursion. Its predominantly upscale boutiques offer scant justification for an independent shopping expedition, but the pleasures of an unhurried promenade through its illuminated thoroughfares remain an attraction in their own right.

Such a pretty place to walk around on a Saturday/Sunday morning. Very quiet, nice weather. We found…read morean open grass area where we sat for a while reading and talking in the shade. They've got lawn chairs which are nice to lay down/sit back. There's also a little library, which had 5-6 books in it. Super cool :)

This is a great outdoor mall loaded with quick bites and restaurants. A lot to do there Shop, Mini…read moreGolf, AMC Theater, Kids Park, eat and repeat. Street parking is pay to park parking in garage is free.

I had the worst experience I have ever had in my entire life coming to town square. The ASSociate…read morenamed Tyler said he was the manager according to him it's at his convenience. When it benefits him. I noticed sign after sign spend $100 receive $20 so I went to a store and purchased a few items for my child. I asked the store associate about the flyer they had on the counter and the promotion enticed me so I spent the 100$ went to the concierge and the girl could not help me so she called Tyler she said he was the manager. And when he showed up he was very rude failed to make the contact with me looked completely lost and did not care. I asked if I could speak to a manager someone who is legitimately a manager. Because the girl lied about him being one and he was a manager at his own leisure. He said he could get one on the phone so I said please do I would like to speak to one. He said not I'm not going to do that. Then why would you offer to call one. He kept looking at us with a disgusting face I asked if he could right hi name down on the card from town square I had and he did not want to write his name down. He did not want to help us out because of the false and misleading information. The said the promotion was for Sephora only but none of the signs in front of the sheik store said for Sephora not did the huge sign. Truly feel like a victim they treated poorly for someone who is at town square almost every weekend. Not sure when I'll be back. He looked at my brown skin like he was disgusted racism is alive today and I can assure you it hurts. If anyone ever needs any kind of assistance or help do not rely or count on concierge especially Tyler.