Always a great place to visit and wander, let alone the world class recreation. Compared to Vail…read moreVillage (which is about a 10-15 min walk), Lionshead could be described as a bit more private and larger, with a unique layout. I love the closeness of the Eagle Bahn gondola and many restaurants around. Plus, my favorite fall foliage trail, Berry Picker, starts here. Summer parking used to be free but now is $10/day and cheaper for less hours. Was definitely nice to have free parking back then! Winter time, I like to park at Donovan Park and grab the free bus. If you're super early, you can get close street parking here. They have an annual Oktoberfest and Dog Town usually sets up here during the Go Pro Mountain Games. Lots of good shops and places to eat.

Lionhead village is sister village from vail village. The are a lot of similarities among the…read morevillages. After October 1st, most of the stores closed due to the first snow is almost here. Most of the visitors also leave town after the last farmers market that time. After that is skiing season that may take another two months to happen. The town centre has the European bell tower with motion puppets. The village build in slope and the public parking takes you right in the town. Overall visit during that time only takes 1 hour. The gondola at the back take you to mountain and allow to walk to other side gondola and come down to Vail Village and take the bus to the Lionhead Parking.

Shopping and food selections are great. Must visit Be... they have a good selection of clothes for…read moreall ages.

Cooper Creek does a good job at hosting community events. They have horse and carriage rides…read moresometimes, summer music concerts, and various events throughout the year. It's really the only place to shop in the town. Cute stores and restaurants like Leo's Kitchen make it the place to come. Christy Sports is here too so you can rent your skis. I've heard a medical center is coming too. There is also free parking in the parking garage and you can even take a bus to Winter Park resort so you don't have to deal with trying to find a parking place at the resort. There is ice skating, a gas fire pit and pretty water feature in the center. I love events and I am excited to see more events come to Cooper Creek from live music, entertainment and new shops and restaurants.

Pulling up from the shuttle it doesn't look like a mall...but once you walk up the stairs, there's…read morean outdoor area with different levels full of shops and restaurants! I went in the morning and was able to find a coffee shop but everything else seemed to be closed for the most part. It was hard to locate hours, but I'm assuming most of the souvenir shops open closer to 11/12. So keep this in mind if you're an early bird! Cute mall over all with nice benches and fire pits.

Super over priced stores and many were closed or had strange hours. The parking is also horrible…read morewith the longest time being 90min so if you want to eat and shop forget about it. There is a great pet supply shop. The restaurants have strange hours and are not accurate on yelp

We found some items to buy. Several stores gone but good stores are still there. Banana Republic…read morehad most everything 20% off. Levi's had up to 50% off.

It had been a few years since I last visited The Outlets and boy, what a slight letdown. Though we…read morespent most of our time at the Green and Blue Villages, so much real estate is sitting vacant. Gone are my faves, Gap, Sketchers and Nike (the latter, I could always count on finding the XL Elite Basketball Socks), however we were still able to find some super deals at Under Armour (Tech Short Sleeves for $12), Columbia (Sorel Boots on clearance for $30), and The Cosmetics Store (Clinique Happy at 50% off). It was a great day to walk, so we used the walking path that connects the villages. (Note that if you require mobility assistance, it may be best to drive between the villages). The public restrooms at the Welcome Center (Green Village) and next to Banana Republic (Blue Village) were clean, well stocked, and in good condition. My aunt even complimented the nice aroma (smelled like lemons). Not all stores had fantastic deals (Lucky Brand was still at $99 for a pair of jeans) but still nice to browse thru.

This place is great. Living in Colorado and driving by each time I went to the Denver area, I never…read moreeven noticed all the cool stuff up in the Meadows. Target, Marshall's, Maurices, GameStop, Zales, PETCO, and good food galore! Try Thor's Grill if you're into tacos/burritos/quesadillas. Great place to walk around too and easy parking everywhere. Beautiful spot right in the mountains.

A wonderful grocery store with beauty care/ vitamins/ cleaning products. Organic produce only…read more Ethical in all the dairy / meat / fish products. High quality all around . Very friendly staff. You can complete your grocery list here no problem.

Mannie in automotive was awesom. I woke to a flat and was…read morelate for work. even though Walmart couldn't do sh!$, Mannie helped me the best he could and got me fixed up ASAP and omw. and saved the day. We nee more people like him in this world. would give 5 stars for mannie but Walmart is the holdup.

While shopping today, I picked up a package of boneless chicken thighs that says it contains 3.04…read morepounds of chicken. Upon arriving at home, I divided the chicken into two portions and found that there's only 2.63 pounds of chicken... how many people have they stolen money from with inaccurate packaging???

I remember when this area of Vail wasn't called Solaris, and it housed a Haagen Dazs, Verbatim…read morebookstore, an art gallery, a tiny little old fashioned movie theater, a records & tapes store, a grab & go little grocery store, and a pizza restaurant. Well times have changed and none of those stores are here anymore. Makes me sad and nostalgic. These newer shops are very high-end and lack any real personality. The exception is Yeti's Grind coffee shop- always a solid cup to be found here at an affordable price, plus they have a full espresso bar and fresh roasted beans to take home. I love the little grassed area in front of the shops- perfect for kids to just run & run & run. The grass is replaced with ice in the colder months and turns into an ice skating rink- so fun! FYI: There are public restrooms behind Yeti's and there's a free Vail shuttle pick up/drop off spot on the west side of the plaza.

We just called before they closed and the lady put us on hold until her shift ended so she did not…read morehave to help us. Never came back to give us an answer just left us waiting.

Good selection of lower price outdoor clothes and gear. They carry merrell and carhart and some…read morecool off-name brands. Interesting camping/survival stuff. Friendly staff.

There is only 1 store open in the mall- That's Ross!! That's it. Don't waste your time, there's…read morenothing here and it's empty and scary.

As of this writing, only a handful of store remain. no more movie theater or Kmart. but it seems…read morelike a Ross has filled a vacant spot left by one of the anchors. there was only two shoe stores, two cell phone stores, a drivers license branch and a small restaurant. Its sad to see what was once a vibrant and bustling center of commerce in this city to slowly die like so many other malls that I have been too.