This mall has really went up with diverse and cool stores. Food court has diverse options that are…read morereally good. The Asia village is a great addition. I really like seeing how this mall has upgraded.

I met up with my sister for dinner. She wanted to check out the foodhall at the mall. We were…read moresurprised at the restaurants there. Half of the selection were asian food. We decided on asian. First stop at noodle garden, this is hmong owner. We ordered chicken wings, rice, sausage, and it comes with spicy sauce. The food was delicious, spicy sauce made the meat taste perfection. My sister ordered bubble tea and fried dough from Mochi Sweet. She said the bubble tea was too sweet for her but the fried dough was delicious. It reminded her like dim sum. Came with dipping sauce. Would definitely go back to try the other restaurants.

If you know me, you know I like fashionable things. However, in knowing me, you would also discover…read morethat I try to seek out those same items for the most affordable price: enter Albertville Premium Outlets. ++ During our visit we checked out: Michael Kors, Coach, North Face, and Zales. There's ample other store offerings including Kate Spade, Zumiez, Torrid, Ralph Lauren, Carters, and more! ++ The layout is pretty typical; a strip mall, with each store's entrance going directly to the outside. ++ There is a Five Guys and Starbucks to satisfy any pre- or post-shopping hunger. ++ Albertville Premium Outlets def offers more than enough parking to handle any size crowd. -- Like most outlet malls I've been to in the past few years, there are quite a few vacancies. Def a bummer. Albertville Premium Outlets def checked all the items I have come to expect in an outlet mall. I'd gladly stop back by on my way to Northern Minnesota again.

Grew up going to the outlet mall! Sometimes they have great deals. Weekends can be extremely busy…read morethough. I went back recently and was a bit bummed out to see how many stores have closed. Still had fun though!

I recommend this mall for parents with young kids who don't want to spend much or anything at all…read more They have a lovely closed off play area on the lower level that good for toddlers through kindergarten. Outside of that is the largest collection of quarter slot rides that I know of. They accept card payment or lets your kids pretend and don't pay to turn them on at all. Then there's a train ride and rideable animals for a fee. In Scheels they have a beautiful aquarium, a fun shooting range for a small fee and a ferris wheel that's only $1 per rider. Then upstairs they have a nice food court with clean restrooms and a variety of food options. I wish all malls were like this.

5 Stars for Unexpected Wonders at Eden Prairie Center!…read more Eden Prairie Center gets 5 stars from me after an Easter photoshoot turned into a fun adventure. I wasn't even planning on going to the mall, but it was worth the trip. What really surprised me was Scheels. The size of it is impressive, but the fact they had a real aquarium and a Ferris wheel?! That's a whole other level! It's cool to see a store go above and beyond with entertainment and attractions. I also loved how the staff were very helpful pointing me in the right direction. I didn't shop at any of the other stores so I can't comment on those, but overall it was nice. It was a beautiful day and I just enjoyed walking around and taking it all in. If you need to get out of the house, stretch your legs and be surprised by a unique shopping experience, Eden Prairie Center is a must visit. Scheels alone is worth the trip! Win for a fun unexpected outing.

I purchased a couple of duel nylon hammocks from your shop and they were a total pain to set up…read morebecause of the grueling knots (obviously not made by any climber) are horrendous. I had to re-do every one. they are sturdy enough, but you must be able to untie them occasionally

Have only been there a few times. Limited variety of shops. Similar to other small, off the Highway…read moremalls.

First time to MOA. I was very pleased. It was easy to take the train from the airport to here…read more It was nice to easily be able to store luggage in lockers prior to coming into the mall. The MOA was clean, well maintained and orderly. Plenty of signage and kiosks and info desks to guide you. We felt safe the whole to time. There is an amazing amount of stores to browse. Multiple stores of everything you want. Large walking corridors so it didn't feel overly crowded. Lots of fun attractions to admire as you walk. We found plenty of food options as well. The MOA is very attractive. Lots of lighting and decorative touches to make you feel welcome. Usually you can find a bench to sit on if you need a break. Overall good experience!

I'm not big on malls, but this is one of those things I guess you have to try at least once. It's…read moreevery mall you've ever been to mashed into one gargantuan building with all of humanity stuffed inside. More space for more stores, more food options, more parking lots and garages, and a miniature amusement park in the middle. My son and I are from NJ and he insisted on coming here during our roadtrip across America. He's not a big shopper but loved the amusement park of course. I went on one of the rides with him and he went on a few more on his own. The wait for the rides was pretty long. The whole thing is quite an impressive display of American consumerism and just plain over-the-top, go-big-or-go-home insanity. It's fine for a few hours, but after a while it can become sensory overload, and I'm happy to cross it off my bucket list and move on with the roadtrip.

So grateful to have a space like this. It is SO fun to explore all the snacks. They have so many…read moreunique items and flavors (hi-chew, Oreos, turtle chips). The prices are pretty good, may not be the cheapest you could get an item but for all the variety, it makes sense. I love the other unique stores (k beauty and ebisu for example) with even more goodies.

What a cute mall! Love this concept of having different Asian food stalls and restaurants and a…read moregrocery store at the first floor. Made a pitt stop on our way up north and so glad we found this gem!

This place is nice, staff is very kind and polite in the JC Pennys(My aunt works there, she is…read morepolite as hell). The place kids go to play typically does not have much people, and staff does not care if someone above the age or height limit is there, skme may not like that, but I do, who cares if a tall kid wants to go on there, if they bump their head, almost everything has cushioning, they'll be fine. The arcades games are pretty generic but they have good prizes and the games are fun. And the ice cream place has alot of polite employees and good food, my favorite is the cookie dough ice cream, they have a wide variety of things to buy in almost every store in the mall, its a good place to socialize. Probably the best mall I've been to.

We took our grandchild to the mall to play in the children's play area. Afterwards we took him to…read morethe family restroom to wash his hands. There wasn't even a soap dispenser in there. Disgusting.

3.5/5 Nothing to…read morecomplain about here, it's a mall! This one is trying to stay relevant and isn't completely empty like some others in the metro. Some shops are empty and others are being remodeled and opening again. I visited on a Friday (Valentine's Day) and it was pretty steady but not packed, I could find a place to sit down and relax by myself if I wanted to (and I did!) Shop selection is meh, I went into a few but didn't find anything to purchase which is just fine by me - I needed a place to hang out that was warm and this was it! Bubble tea, Caribou and smoothies to choose from - I didn't see a food court but I wasn't particularly looking.

Ridgedale is a pretty chill mall. I usually end up here for happy hour at Kona then we walk around…read moreto walk the food & drinks off after. There's only a handful of store I really shop at here but I'm sure overall there's something for everyone. I feel like Ridgedale has been one of the consistent malls (as far as growing up in MN and seeing a lot of malls struggle to keep stores) that never felt like it was closing. I do wish they would decorate more especially for the holidays. They have the Santa pop up in the middle of the mall which is cute but that's its own experience. Also a somewhat better food court would be cool, but there are a ton of options for food outside of the mall/in the area. They do host cool events from time to time like the traveling Hello Kitty Cafe, which is cool.