This is the best shopping centre on the Gold Coast. It is very close to public transport, bus and tram. It is in the centre of Broadbeach South area so close to the beach and resorts. There are 2 floors of shops but spread out over a very large area. Whatever shop you are looking for it is in the centre. read more

Pacific Fair Shopping Centre - The food court is lovely... the roof is incredible! The food range can be found at most shopping centres. The range of shops is outstanding. - Shopping Centers Near Me - Broadbeach, QLD

It was easy to spend too much when visiting this gorgeous shopping area. The mall is full of wonderful boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants. It is such a relaxed setting with comfy seating throughout and calming water features . Some of my favorite Aussie designers have shops here. My fav is Camilla and my daughter loves Zimmerman. You pay a little more here, but it is upper end shopping.... Not Kmart or Big W. read more

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As much as I love discovering new places, I also love revisiting beautiful gems. Whether you are wanting to explore a great selection of stylish shops, grab a bite to eat from a variety of restaurants, or enjoy your evening watching a movie at the cinema you will find it all here. Pacific Fair combines everything your heart may desire in terms of fashion, food, beauty, and relaxation. What makes this place even more spectacular is the beautiful decor and views. You definitely don't just come here for shopping. Can you imagine if all shopping centers looked this stunning? We would never end up leaving! A huge bonus is the nice tourist lounge they have plus free shuttle buses. You can definitely spend all day here. read more

Pacific Fair Shopping Centre - Cabana for sitting and dining - Shopping Centers Near Me - Broadbeach, QLD

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This one will be a casual review. Pacific Fair is a dream place to shop. Fantastic atmosphere, fantastic range, and fantastic food. Having never been to this shopping centre in my travels, I was pleasantly surprised to the grandeur of this place. Coming originally from Melbourne, and then moving to Canberra for work, I have been desiring to visit a shopping centre where you can just enjoy walking through the centre as much as buying something. Perhaps the only negative aspect of Pacific Fair is -- obviously -- people. There are crowds of people to battle through during peak hours, and so for people who are perhaps introverted or averse in large groups of people you'll find it a bit daunting. Overall, if you are looking to spend some hard-earned money on merchandise that you love, Pacific Fair is a great place to do read more

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One of my favorite mall's to shop and dine while visiting Surfer's Paradise. The recent renovations have made my shopping trips worthwhile, with a huge amount of stores to choose from you could spend your entire weekend here! read more

This is one I'm of the nicest malls in Australia and definitely one of the largest. They offer an amazing selection of stores and food options. The best part is surely how clear the restrooms are. They are kept very clean and smell great. read more

Pacific Fair Shopping Centre - Women's public restroom - Shopping Centers Near Me - Broadbeach, QLD

AVOID LIKE THE PLAGUE, Shopping centre it's self is still half finished after the recent renovations. But the car park is crazy, hard to access, tight, congested, and the park assist lights don't work properly sending you up dead ends. In addition to this parking costs are out of proportion, after been late to exit by 5 minutes due to congestion in the car park I was charged $7, plus an extra fee to use card, which is the only option at exit. I repeat what I said earlier, AVOID like the plague. read more

Pacific Fair Shopping Centre - Shopping Centers Near Me - Broadbeach, QLD

This is an upmarket and too big mall in the somewhat fashionable beachside suburb of Broadbeach / Broadbeach Waters. It has trendy luxury fashion boutiques and the not so upmarket in the one suburb sized complex. Louis Vuitton and Rolex rub shoulders with K-Mart and Sportsgirl. And you only have to walk three kilometers to get anywhere. Great if you need exercise. Not so great if you are unfit or not used to the tropical humidity and feel like you are dying. But of course there are coffee shops strategically placed here and there to capitalise one the weary shopper. The food courts and cafes have a wide variety of fair to suit most tastes and are great if you go during non busy times when all the seating is taken. Service in most of the shops is first class and the staff are often over friendly. I think they are all aggressively trained in the art of the soft sell. It can actually take you off guard if you aren't careful. Remember many Gold Coast people have taken extensive hospitality courses and have become natural liars. The outdoor areas that break up the various sections are wonderful places to chill, weather permitting of course. It all seems very civilised and not just in a bright 90s coloured scuffed Disney World kind if way...honest...it's very tasteful. I even went to Coles and Woolworths in the last week there and didn't see people killing each other for toilet paper. That was refreshing. read more

This Shopping Centre is as big as some theme parks. Lots of things to see, do, watch, and eat. So many levels of price varieties from cheap to expensive goods. I mostly went there just for killing time and one or two hours go fast without getting bored. Recent Tesla demonstration both is my favourite spot. I can touch, getting inside the car and perverting the Tesla. Clothing shops are plenty and nice outdoor area with lots of comfy sofas and sitting areas are where I normally have my meal while looking at people from all directions. One thing I have to complain about it the toilets. There are not much toilets in the big shopping town. Ones on every levels are located near the car park entrance and others are located in less crowed area. My mom was slower walker and each toilet was like 100ms away from the start of the corridors to the toilets. read more

Honestly, the nicest mall I've ever had the pleasure to walk around. There are all kinds of shops from grocery stores to Louis Vuitton. It's beautiful and partially outdoors with fountains and trees. Lots of places to eat. Places to sit down. I think you could find anything in this mall, whatever it is that you're looking for, I think you'll find it here. read more

The last time I went to Pac Fair was about 5 years ago. I used to love it. When I lived on the Goldy it was where I'd do a lot of my shopping and money-wasting. With other shopping centres being built around it, Pac Fair kind of let itself go. I couldn't tell you what it's like now but a lot of shops started closing down and the place felt a bit empty, especially outside. The outside-y parts of Pac Fair are what make it great. Walking around in the sunshine with your bags and your designer vagina. That's Gold Coast living for you. But there are too many shopping centres on the Gold Coast - Pac Fair is one of the originals with it's salmon exterior and it's promenade feel. There aren't enough people on the Gold Coast to have Oz Fair, Robina, The Pines, Oasis and whatever the other new ones are further up the Coast, plus all the shops in Surfers. - it's been a while since I've lived there. Too many vacated spaces which means businesses either aren't doing well or were crap. It's sad. A few years back Robina, when it just opened, didn't have the traffic flow and people lost a lot of money, some even decided to end their own lives. But you should definitely go to Pac Fair. Sorry, I got sidetracked. read more

The thing with shopping centres is that they tend to be pretty much all of the same. Okay, their layouts may be different (and sometimes it is very easy to get lost wandering around these malls looking at all of the shops, which happen to be the same no matter where you are) but in the end they are little more than carbon copies of each other. Even then, every shopping centre seems to have its own unique characteristic, and this is very much the case with Pacific Fair. Okay, when I first stepped into its halls I basically encounter what was little more than your stock standard mall with your stock standard chain stores, but when I stepped out into the courtyard I discovered what appeared to be a mock village square. In fact I thought this was really cool and in my recent trip to Queensland I simply had to go and check it out again. However, imagine my surprise when I got off the bus to discover that it had basically been knocked down. My favourite part of this shopping centre had basically become a construction site. Oh well, maybe they are upgrading it for the better, but I guess I won't find out for a while yet. read more

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Well, this is the most Asian style mall in Oz that I have been to. It feels like the Pavillion in KL and has a fantastic layout and decor. Good mix of high street and luxury items. Shame cafes and some stores close early at 5p.m . There's a bar area that closes later at 10ish. read more

Love this shopping centre. It has outdoor shops as well as a huge amount of shops inside. Best thing is the FREE PARKING. the food courts are quite good and you are sure to find what you are looking for in one of the many retail shops. Plus they have a Krispy Kreme shop (what more do you need). read more

Local from Burleigh - went to PAC FAIR to shop for overseas trip. Spent over $3k plus $10k of currency exchange - then they charge me to park because I was there so long. Will never step foot in Pacific Fair again, and WHY would you want to when we have Robina Shopping Centre. read more

Expensive shopping!!! Park at your own risk at Pacific Fair. I had my number plates stolen while shopping. Security disinterested, didn't even want to see what and where happened. No report of theft. No cameras or security in parking lots, thieves can roam freely. The centre management didn't even respond to my complaint. The least they should do is to refund the cost of replacing the number plates. After all, they are responsible for what is happening on their property. Not a pleasant experience to come back to your car and to find out that someone stole your number plates including the screws!. I reported it to police, that's it. Next time you visit Pacific Fair Shopping Centre bring your screwdriver with you and keep your number plates in your trolley watching them at all times. Who knows what can happen?! read more