This created town along Rt. 66 has a firetruck, police car, jail, museum of oddities and general…read morestore. They also have a nice little playground and guiness book of world records biggest belt buckle in the world. Because why not? Definitely a family fun stop. In summer there is an ice cream shop open. They have a fairly large paved parking lot. Almost across the street is mini-golf open in summer. Plenty in the area to keep the kiddos happy and with all the Uranus jokes, keep mom and dad amused too.

It's not a town. It's a destination. Yes, welcome to Uranus along US Route 66 which in this part of…read moreAmerica is alongside Interstate 44 between Joplin and Saint Louis. It is home of the Uranus Fudge Factory and General Store, the Fort Uranus Mission Outpost, the Uranus Museum, the Uranus Ice Cream Company and the World's Largest Belt Buckle. You'll also find a Uranus Police Car, a Uranus Fire Truck, a small playground and a covered picnic area. The Fudge Factory is a candy and trinkets shop with post cards, tshirts, bumper stickers and the like to commemorate your visit to this double entendre of a town. The Mission Outpost is a gun shop and indoor shooting range. The Museum has artifacts and information about the history of sideshows. The Belt Buckle is huge though it has since been surpassed in size by one in Texas. The candy shop is free to visit as is the belt buckle. It's easy to access and the 12 year old in you will love telling people that you visited Uranus. [Review 19759 overall - 236 in Missouri - 731 of 2023.]

This place is like a toy store for adults. That is, for adults who like to cook and want good…read moreappliances to keep their house clean. The store is spotless (as a store that sells vacuum cleaners should be). The mechandise was attractively displayed, and the salesclerk was pleasant. I wish I could add a sixth star because they took great care to maintain the exterior of the store so it looks like it did in the heyday of Route 66.

Definitely not recommended. I am very dissatisfied after "my" second order from Route 66 which was…read moreactually placed as a gift for me from my mother. My mother ordered, or attempted to order, a ~$150 toaster oven for me for my birthday. However, your website, flagged the order (for who knows what reason, we were NEVER informed and your employee didn't know why) and did nothing. After well over a week (maybe 2?), my mother calls to inquire about what happened to her order (we haven't heard a thing) and the sales person (named Ryan) said that it was flagged and intentionally not followed up because "what's the point, go buy it from somewhere else for less"... I recommended your company to my mother after purchasing a $900 vacuum from you. This is how you treat your customers?

This is the only mall in Jefferson City and is not within the city limits. It is 5 miles south of…read moredowntown and relatively easy to see off the 50 highway. Stores are not major anchors, only JC Penny's and Dunham Sporting Goods. It has a small food court with limited tables and the bathrooms near the food court aren't very clean or managed well. The only bright spot is the Dillard's Clearance Center that only has one entrance/exit facing the movie theatre complex. The other exits/entrances are purposely blocked to prevent theft and control where people bring their merchandise to pay. There is plenty of parking and lots of additional options to eat if you are looking for fast food or want to grocery shop at Hyvee. I hope this place survives the relatively low attendance. This place deserves a mall, especially the capitol of the state of Missouri.

This mall is like all small town malls, going by the way side. Unfortunately, the covid lockdowns…read morehave killed some of the stores. So there are empty spaces. But I enjoyed the JCPenney outlet I mean the amount of shoes and clothing blew my mind!! My husband is a tall guy and that was the most tall guy shirts in one location I have ever seen!! The bathrooms were clean and it was not over crowded. It was a snow day so, there were not alot of people out so that may change. But it was a nice day casually shopping.

It's been so sad to watch this place go from a vibrant shopping place to a ghost town. There's only…read morea handful of chips even open now. Before long the whole place will be shut down because it's falling apart with no upkeep.

This place is dead. There's hardly any stores here. You will have a better time going to the…read moreWalmart up the street. I give it 2 stars because my favorite store is here -- American Eagle. Yikes!

Went to the mall to find some jeans. Went to American Eagle and an associate named MIA helped me…read moreand she was very helpful and friendly and nice so I wanted to give her a SHOUTOUT. Thank you MIA for your help today!

From google maps, review date: 2023…read more Not crowded, lots of options, and has things for kids to play on.

Very few stores left in the mall..This is more like a mini mall. I really hope American Eagle stays…read moreor I will stop going. I feel as if they stopped attempted to add appealing stores and just gave up. The prices are fair but the selection is lacking greatly

Not much curb appeal but better than most mall offerings in the area. Was surprised that they had a…read morepacsun, HM, American Eagle, Dillard, JCPenny, etc. pretty lively for a Sunday and decent selection of stores. Like most malls it feels like it's nearing its end but was a fun place to walk and explore.