Nice selection of shops! Great Movie theatre with reasonable…read moreprices. No complaints... I have always had a nice experience when shopping at the promenade

The promenade has some really cool shops. The Regal theaters, Ross, Marshals, and a good variety of…read morerestaurants. I had pho in one of them before the movies and it was delicious. The parking lot needs some TLC since the parking lines are borderline non existent. This shopping area is clean and well maintained (other than the parking lines).

It been a few years since I shopped at this outlet mall. It has a good variety stores. I usually…read morego to the Citadel but today decided to go here instead. Parking is very easy. Lots of parking lots surrounding the shopping center (vs Citadel where the one lot and parking structure is a hike away). Plenty of places to eat as well inside and on the perimeter. Only.negative, I arrived right at opening time.and surprised to see stores not yet opened. Opening 5-15 minutes after! Smaller stores with only .one person staffing. Guessing its the norm here. Next time I won't come at opening time!

Overall, a nice outlet mall that's easy to walk and not overwhelmingly big. It's a great spot if…read moreyou're looking for a more relaxed shopping experience without spending all day there. That said, I did find myself missing some higher-end stores, as the selection felt a bit limited on the luxury side.

This is such an easy place to get real shopping done -- not just browsing, but actually checking…read morethings off the list. You've got Old Navy, Walmart, TJ Maxx, Ross, and Burlington all in one spot, plus many more stores so it's super convenient to bounce from store to store and find great deals. I came during the holidays, got a ton of shopping finished, and even grabbed a late dinner before heading home. The outdoor food court area is really nice -- I sat outside, it wasn't too cold, and it was the perfect way to unwind after a busy evening. Plenty of options, good prices, and everything you need in one plaza. I'm glad this shopping center is here -- I'll definitely be back!

Staff was very friendly. I was looking for something in particular but they didn't have it. Lots of…read morea variety of things. The prices were good as well. Busy at times. I'd come here again.

The Anaheim GardenWalk is a large outdoor entertainment hub close to Disney. We haven't been here…read morein a while. But today we came to celebrate our youngest son graduating (came for dinner) and noticedlots to see and more stores opening. Can't wait to come back for more coffee, sushi and pho. Oh and an Angry birds cafe opening soon..... so exciting. Ok bye

Disneyland Parking Hack at Anaheim GardenWalk (April 2026 update)…read more I saw this info on Instagram and decided to try it myself at the end of April 2026. Sharing both the update and my actual experience. From what I saw online, starting April 1, 2026, parking at Anaheim GardenWalk increased from $18 to $20 for the discounted daily rate, and the process is now different. You no longer need to upload receipts by text. Just buy something at Starbucks, Paris Baguette, or Meet Fresh. At checkout, you need to ask for the "$20 rate" voucher since they won't offer it automatically. They will give you a paper voucher to scan when exiting. Regular parking is first hour free, then $4 per hour, with a $30 daily max. Still cheaper than Disneyland parking. My experience： Navigation: Anaheim GardenWalk 321 W Katella Ave, Anaheim The entrance is on W Katella Ave and goes straight into the indoor structure. The signage is a bit confusing. Elevators show B2 to 5, while parking levels are labeled P1 to P4. Just remember your P level and section. P1 is ground level and has parking plus Paris Baguette P2 and P3 are parking P4 has parking, Starbucks, and Meet Fresh. Google Maps labeling here is a bit misleading Parking tip. Try to park near the elevators since the payment machines are right there. I went on a weekday around 5pm and parked at P3 section B. I walked up to P4 and Starbucks was right around the corner. No mobile order available at that time, card only, and they close at 6:30pm. After ordering, I asked for the parking voucher. Staff did not offer it unless I asked. Walking to Downtown Disney: Fastest route is toward Disney Way, then connect to S Harbor Blvd. If you are not sure, you can navigate to Foundation Room Anaheim. After going down the stairs you will be on Disney Way. It took about 12 minutes to reach security. On the way back, I tried walking from Din Tai Fung toward W Katella and then S Harbor. It added about 30 extra minutes. Going back the same way is definitely faster. Parking payment result: Before leaving, I scanned my ticket and it showed $12. First hour free, then $4 per hour. Then I scanned the $20 Starbucks voucher and the machine showed I could exit with no payment. I even asked staff to confirm and they said if it lets you exit, you are fine. I ended up leaving without paying. That said, the system didn't seem very stable. I saw a few cars getting stuck at the gate. I probably just got lucky this time. I wouldn't expect free parking every time. Safer to assume around $20 per day with validation. If it ends up cheaper, just treat it as a bonus. Either way, it is still cheaper than Disneyland parking, so I would use this option again.

Cool spot to hang out and grab food. Lots of Korean food and K pop influence, which makes the…read moreplace fun to explore. There's a handful of stores that are vacant but still worth checking out if you're in the area. Parking is also free in the structure so that's a huge bonus.

The Source is such a fun place to be at! Although a third of the stores here are empty/unopened…read more.. the ones that are, are poppin'! They have a big parking structure, that is constantly packed with people. There is a constant flow of people coming in and out. When I come here, I enjoy looking at the Korean snack store that recently just expanded. You can get instant noodles and pay for the hot water so you can eat it there! This store is also a souvenir store. Besides this place, the source has fashion stores, bakeries, coffee, pastries, golf, a kid's play center, and more food! Like malls do, they also have a Photo Booth area. Prices vary per shop, but everything is reasonable. The source is cool because it's where small businesses can advertise themself, and Korean culture can thrive. They have a mini night life here alongside celebrating the love of kpop, cosmetics, skincare, and food! I've heard that this place was always hip and fun, and I'm hoping the current reputation exceeds expectations in the near future with all the changes they've been doing!

I'm writing from the perspective of someone who recently visited this mall for the first time in 30…read moreyears. This mall is a mix of contradictions. The layout and aesthetics are a bit dated; but it is clean and well maintained. The two key anchors were Walmart and Sears; Walmart remains, but Sears is defunct. On the exterior facing La Palma, there are some big-name merchandisers: Burlington, Ross, DSW, T*J*Maxx. Inside, there is a cohort of determined smaller merchants--but there's a lot of un-leased retail space, too. There's a very nice Kirkorian movie theater. There are more than a few restaurants and food shops that get shout-outs on social media. I think you go to this shopping center if one of the tenants is your destination. Unfortunately, this mall is not a destination in itself.

Probably one of my least favorite malls I've ever visited. I walked around this mall while I was…read moregetting my car serviced at the Walmart Auto Station. Walking-in this mall felt deserted. There weren't too many people and shops to begin with. It felt drab and dreary, not bustling and lively. I was also disappointed with the selection. They only had cheap stores like Ross and TJ Maxx, so the shopping experience felt cheap. Don't get me wrong, I do love cheap shopping as well, but the vibe of the mall just felt unsophisticated. What was interesting though was they did have an arcade that featured bigger rides which seemed nice. They also have a big parking lot with lots of spaces. Overall, I would probably not come to this mall again unless I was doing something nearby to pass the time such as getting auto repairs or looking for cheap shopping in the area.

One of my favorite OC malls! I love the open-concept design; it makes the whole place feel very…read morefresh and airy. It's huge and spacious, featuring a great selection of stores and a Round1 for entertainment. The food court is also well-managed with lots of seating available for dining. Overall, it's a great, spacious environment that doesn't feel overwhelming. Definitely worth a stop if you're in Santa Ana! The selection of stores are very mall-typical (Zara, Claire's, etc) but the standout is for sure the Round One! The service there is relatively good, the nicest employee I met worked at the piercing kiosk, she was really sweet. They also have cute displays for photo shoots and tons of photo ops if you're visiting.

Stopped off here yesterday to kill some time as our intended destination wasn't going to be open…read morefor another hour. Have not been here in about five to six years roughly, so it was good to see a mall that was not completely dead and had a lot of stores still intact despite a lot of malls being closed down recently (like the Westminster Mall). The mall is going through a renovation, so there are some areas under construction. Some favorite stores include: Boxlunch, Hot Topic, Round 1, and Tokyo Life. A couple criticisms my husband and I had was despite the mall being open for about an hour and a half when we arrived; all the bathrooms we seemed to try and use were shut down or out of order. My husband managed to find a bathroom to use but it required us to walk all the way from the food court to the Round 1 Arcade. I also felt like the employee there was suspicious of me as all I was doing was looking at claw machines while waiting for him. I had to take out my Round 1 card from my mall (Mission Viejo) to pretend I was making a decision on what games to play. It was also not very accessible to any elevators or escalators. The elevators we saw were on either end of the mall, so it required a lot of walking to get to one side or another to use one. Adding to the bathrooms being out of order, all of the sets of escalators in the mall had at least one side that was broken. Also, it looks like this mall is a hot bed for theft. It seemed like every store we walked into (the ones listed above and also including Gamestop and Anime World), had pictures on many displays of people who were caught on camera stealing and leaving the store with stolen merchandise. A good mall overall, but hopefully some of the run down issues will be addressed next time we decide to stop by.

Had a little business in the area (Downey-20 plus min drive) so what a perfect opportunity to drop…read moreinto Downtown Disney and wait in a hopeful not too long of a line for my Galactic ID! You can opt for any of six classes of id, or you can do what some did and get all of them! I've always admired the visuals, sound, speed, and maneuverability of even the earliest of Tie fighters as seen in Star Wars, so getting my Galactic ID within the Tie Fighter class was an easy call. Be warned! This line can grow to gargantuan proportions! Don't believe me? Google **Disney Galactic Star Wars ID** and see what kind of line/wait your potentially looking at! But the force was with me today! Got in and out with $10 for parking, and $15 bucks for the id. I was probably in line all of a half an hour! But you folks know me by now, so you know what's coming next! The absolute singular reason this line was moving the way it did was without a doubt due to cast member and CSA (CUSTOMER SERVICE ALL STAR) Mariannie-pictured. Her smooth, pleasantly repetitive, and super informative dialogue should be considered the blueprint of Disney cast members when it comes to relaying instructions or information. By me being the middle aged guy that I am, I was admittedly a bit intimidated by getting into the booth, then dealing with God only knows what kind of technology. The way to sit/, sunglasses on or off/ payment ready asap/touch screen tech-of course, etc. some of you probably can do it easy breezy, but it can be a bit unnerving since you want to be conscious of time and courteous to the legions waiting behind you. Thanks Mariannie!, Your a credit to the Disney brand as your customer service was truly from another galaxy!

I love downtown Disney. There are many Disney related stores. There are variety of restaurants you…read morecan choose, Mexican, Italian, American, snacks, and sweets. Some restaurants are a little pricey but the most of them are reasonable. The grass area has a stage. There is a stage. I usually see someone plays on the stage.

This area recently went through a rebranding and refurbishment to be themed for Big Hero 6 with…read morethis shop opening as a themed shop. If you are a fan of the movie, then you will enjoy this shop. It is smaller and crowded, so I would try at low volume times to shop.

This is my first time here,and curious to see what type of stores are here. This area is always…read morecrowded and parking can get a bit tricky. However. There are many Korean restaurants and small eateries around so it's good and convenient