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.

GETTING HERE:…read more Located outside the Flamingo and LINQ resorts. Think of it as a mini Downtown Disney or Universal City walk. REVIEW: This is a good time. Lots of places to eat, people watch, listen to music, shop, etc. There's an In-N-Out (obvi), little Vegas gift shops, a Ghiradelli, and I noticed a magic shop place also. Tons and tons of places to drink, too! Personally, I prefer to spend time in the Resorts, but if you need something quick, I am sure you will find it here. There's a Mexican restaurant that plays loud techno music until 2-3 in the morning, so FYI on that. :) It's a nice play to get some fresh air and sun. There's also a zipline! Check it out!

I really appreciated visiting the Linq Promenade. It offered such a variety of shops and…read morerestaurants - so many that I'd regretted making dinner reservations elsewhere. We opted for sugar candy and $5 daiquiris while window shopping. This is also the spot to enjoy the High Roller Ferris wheel.

The Forum Shops at Caesars is one of my favorite places to visit on the Las Vegas Strip. I ended up…read morestopping by here for dinner at Carmines. It was pretty easy to get too. I parked over at the Caesar's parking garage and took the shortcut from the parking garage, into the forum shops, which brings you to side entrance near Cheesecake factory. As soon as I stepped into the mall area, I noticed the ambiance of the shopping stores! The overall Roman inspired architectural style, including marble statues, fountains and a painted sky ceiling makes the whole area look like a showplace rather than a standard shopping mall. Everything looks very beautiful and well maintained! This mall contains over 160 different retail locations such as stores and restaurants. Some of those retailers include luxury brand names such as Gucci and Versace while others are more casual shops. Just walking around, taking in the sights and sounds of the mall is worth the time, and just to explore, even if you do not plan to shop. I really enjoyed walking around all of the different areas of the mall, stopping to admire the fountains and unique decorations throughout. I also appreciated the wide range of food locations like from quick snacks to full service meals! If you're looking for some place to shop while visiting Las Vegas, I'd recommend stopping by the forum shops at Caesars. There are so many different dining options and stores to explore inside. There is also the fountain show too!

This is a great upscale shopping center connected to Caesars palace…read more There is ample parking in the self parking garage accessible from Las Vegas boulevard. It's a bit tricky to find - just follow the signs for self parking. Unfortunately, parking is not complimentary. Locals with a NV license can receive three hours of free parking by scanning their license at the exit gate. Once you exit the garage walk straight ahead and turn left to enter the forum shops. The interior is beautiful and designed to give you the feeling of being outside with the sky overhead. There is a lot of Roman decor as well. There are many high end stores here including Louis Vuitton, Fendi, and many more. There is also a huge Bucherer jewelry store for all your jewelry and watch needs. There are a lot of great restaurants inside as well. We really enjoy the Palm. For your clothing needs you can't go wrong with Psycho Bunny which you'll find here as well. Definitely visit Forum Shops for your shopping needs!

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.

63 CityCenter is a unique shopping center located on the top floor of Aria. You'll find them…read moreoutside The Shops at Crystals, near the pedestrian bridge connecting to The Cosmopolitan. For Nevada residents, parking is Free for the first three hours, just scan the back of your driver license at the parking exit. Featured vendors include Ocean Prime (restaurant), Arte Museum (attraction), Welcome to Las Vegas (gift shop), Ariat, Fat Tuesday (frozen cocktail), Agora Cosmetics, Museum of Illusions (attraction), Ross Dress for Less, and an upcoming new restaurant that is opening this Fall 2024 is Jason Aldeans Kitchen + Bar.

63 Las Vegas is a brand new shopping complex that just opened, so there aren't a whole lot of shops…read morehere yet. Some places that have already opened here are Fat Tuesday, Arte Museum, Museum of Illusions, and Ocean Prime. This review is based on 63 Las Vegas' valet service. My mom and I were going to the Arte Museum located nearby, so we chose to valet the car at 63 Las Vegas rather than self park over at Aria. The valet rates here aren't all that terrible, unless there's an event going on, it's $45. Rates are only $25 in between 0-3 hours and $35 for 4 hours and beyond. The service was very friendly, very quick, and very efficient. When it was time for us to leave, we put the ticket in the machine, made the payment, and the car was brought back to us instantly. If you're going to the Arte Museum or Museum of Illusions, I suggest valeting your car here at 63 Las Vegas. It's super easy to access both museums, and the entire shopping complex in general, from the valet area.

Small, beautiful, high end, luxury mall on the Las Vegas strip; connects to Aria…read more Great place to walk and shop.

This set of shops is connected to the Aria hotel and is also near the Arte Museum and Museum of…read moreIllusions. Quite fancy, large store settings and high ceilings for the most high end of stores. You have to be the right target market of shopper to gain value making the trip here. Most folks are using it as a walk through from/to the hotels.

I have only seen The Park at Park MGM Hotel in Las Vegas during the night. I came here to admire…read morethe beautiful Bliss Dance 40 foot tall dancing woman sculpture. It's a beauty especially when it is lit up in the evening. Since I've only been here at night, I can only describe it as how I saw it during my visit. It is a lovely and beautiful space with good amount of outside seating with restaurants around. T-Mobile Arena is right across from this park. Luke's Lobster, Hello Kitty, and Beerhaus are within this area. You can have a nice lunch and chill afterwards. Do check the restaurant business hours prior to coming here. When I was here, they were all closed, but then again, I did come at night. I would love to return to The Park so I can see it in broad daylight and grab a quick lunch at Luke's Lobster and dessert at Hello Kitty.

Relaxed outdoor gathering spot featuring bars and restaurants, plus live performances and art…read moreinstallations. Bliss Dance is a breathtaking, 40-foot-tall sculpture of a dancing woman, celebrating the strength of a woman who is both safe and present. It was decorated with lights for the holiday! Very festive!! Located right across the Park MGM!

The Grand Canal Shoppes are on the second floor in the Venetian and Palazzo side. Plenty of shops…read moreto browse around. I usually walk around and browse some of the stores that have Louis Vuitton, Royce chocolate, Coach, Burberry, Montblanc, Cartier, Seven, Michael Kors, and much much more. Besides doing some shopping or browsing around if you get hungry you can come and enjoy some food at many of the different restaurants or even a food court area. Overall I feel like it is pretty large and I still haven't eaten at all the places yet!! They also have some fun VR games or even an igloo bar! So I think it is great for everyone.

I used to alway love coming here whenever we're in Vegas. A tourist spot if I say so. The past few…read moreyears, I didn't think much of it as if you've done it before it's still the same...lol... But me, I still love doing the same tourist things even though Ive done it loads of times. That comfort feeling of doing it whenever you're traveling. Anyways, we did a walk through as we were heading to the sphere. It's still the same as it has been for a while. Shops, one after the other. Some of your basic shops that you get everywhere and some of the Vega's shop that you wonder how in the heck do they survive if no one is coming in. Apparently they do somehow. Of course they have a food court with a good amount of take out and fast food. The courtyard has more of the sit down restaurants and has the Venice vibe with performers and bridge with gondolas running through it. The main attraction, the Venice canals and gondolas. Both inside as well as outside. Most people prefer inside as you're going through the shopping center with people watching you. Ticket line does get pretty busy as it's a major tourist attraction. Of all the times I've been to Vegas, and it's LOADS of time. I have never once been on the gondolas ever. I guess if you know it's there, there's alway the next time. A major tourist spot for the hotel which is a big attraction for them. It's a nice stroll going through it and leading you to the casino. I do miss the Barneys there but those days are long gone. If you haven't been, it's worth checking out. It's been years since I was last walking through and it still feels like it's the first time.

Food, overpriced drinks and retail shops. This is in front of the former MGM/Bally's soon to be…read moreHorseshoe. Takes place of the long walkway in front of the resort with water features in the middle of two moving walkways. Utilizing prime space is what this was all about. Bally's used to have the equivalent of a large wasteful front lawn that nobody used. Sure it looked nice but it wasn't functional - and maybe even hurt foot traffic from The Strip. Somewhat shaded and lots of misting water to make customers as comfortable as possible. Overall the bazaar shops are well... a bit bizarre but what can I do about it? I would have liked the good people at Bally's to consult with me before construction but I never got that phone call. The shops are obvious tourist traps but still more interesting to walk past than the tired water feature of yesterday. I guess you can no longer toss in loose change for good luck - but thats something I've come to accept. Being that its outdoors it makes it a very covid friendly place to shop or eat. But I wouldn't worry about that too much - nothing bad is going to happen in a casino... you might lose a few dollars but that is it... and that comes from my aunt with ancient Japanese wisdom. And its true - just think about it... if people aren't feeling well the last thing they are going to do is go on vacation. In front of so many resorts you will now see some new stores - or a CVS - for example. Gone with the pirate show and volcano and in with square footage that has income potential.

Grand Bazaar Shops are just that, bizarre. It's located in front of Bally's. This is more or less a…read moretourist trap. It has a few independent and local places but it's mostly chains. There's also the typical bars with oversized frozen margaritas. It gets stars for having a few great places in it to eat. First there's Istanbul Mediterranean. They have a fantastic falafel pita. It's pretty big. Right next to this is Marash. They have ice cream and sorbet. It doesn't have much seating outside the bars. Luckily the food is portable. A few tables are located in the middle of the shops but good luck finding anywhere to sit if there's a crowd, which almost will be always. The rest of the shops stink. A good thing is that the shops are open late. If you need something after a crazy night out you can get it here. The falafel, ice cream or sorbet are good all times.