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3.6 (108 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Quin P.

Typical outlet mall with the stores you would expect. Large parking garage as well as a few small parking lots.

Sharifah I.

We usually go to the Albertville Outlets but decided to give the Eagan Twin Cities Premium Outlet a try. It was a Saturday and we thought parking would be difficult but with people coming and going it was not terrible at all. I guess I thought it was bigger since Albertville has two areas. It's easily walkable. We stopped by Adidas, Crocs, Under Armor, Claire's, Guess and Shantie's Plaza. All store were clean and most organized well. It was busy when we went into the Adidas and Under Armor and things were definitely out of there place. The Crocs store had holiday shoes which I've never seen before and really cute! And Claire's, a dream store for many little girls - spent way too much in. The Shantie's Plaza had beautiful Desi clothes for men and women that I'll be back to purchase at some point. They have a couple of places to eat although we didn't try any out. There was a Boba place next to Claire's that we may check out next time we go.

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Mary T.

When I lived in Rochester, the closest outlet mall was in Medford, which was west of Rochester and would take roughly 45 minutes. I passed by it recently. I am glad it is still alive and kicking. In the Twin Cities back then, the lone outlet mall was in Albertville, which is northwest of Minneapolis. I'd pass by it often en route to Fargo, Grand Forks, and ultimately, Winnipeg. Recently, I learned that there's a new outlet in the Twin Cities. Well, it's new to me! It's located in Eagan, just south of Mall of America. On New Year's Day, I decided to drop by. It looks new. I was looking for the closest parking spot to the Gap Factory Store. To my surprise, I found covered parking. It's Minnesota and it snows. It was perfect. I parked and walked across the street to start shopping. Like most premium outlets, this one has partly covered areas. You are still somewhat outdoors, braving the elements if you are not physically in a store. The variety of stores was nice. Let's start with food. From jerky to Auntie Anne's, you can get your snacking game on. There are also vending machines by the washrooms where you can get cookies, candy bars, and more. There's also Market Hall, which is the food court with six different fast food eateries. I spent probably a good four hours here. I walked the whole place. If I walk an entire outlet mall, it's a sign that I like being there. Normally, I will pick and choose the stores that I want to go into, and I will call it good. It wasn't the case here. I first hit the Gap store. The deals were amazing. I then visited Converse and got a great pair of suede sneakers for under $20. I saved quite a bit at both stores. I realized at 3 pm that I hadn't had lunch. I grabbed some mini pretzel dogs from Auntie Anne's, along with a Diet Pepsi, which satisfied my hunger pangs. I also happen to love anything from Auntie Anne's. I enjoyed stopping by Fossil, Hot Topic, Hanes, and more. Staff at all stores were nice and friendly. Washrooms are clean. Signs are clearly posted. I like that there are indoor pathways between the food court and the washrooms, so you don't have to freeze to death to get from one place to the other when it's winter. It's a nice outlet mall. It's likely one of the nicer ones that I have been to over the years. I had a positive first experience. I look forward to exercising my wallet here again soon. (21)

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Karthikeyan R.

If there are two premium outlets that are boon to the Twin Cities, it's the one in Albertville and then this at Eagan. The outlet looks like the Universal Studios from outside with beautiful looking buildings peaking here and there. There are several premium stores in this location starting from Adidas, Under Armor, Calvin Klein, Basics and a lot more. A lot of stores offers some great membership deals and make sure you sign up after checking at the store. Some shops though they are at the outlet would still burn your pockets a bit. We are regulars to the Lindt chocolates shop that's a heaven to the chocolate lovers. They have heaps of toffees piled up in the middle of the store on different flavors and they always greet you with one of those as free samples as you enter. Make sure you buy the 100 pieces pack which you can handpick. You get $5 discount when you accumulate 100 points. This outlet has a neat layout and directories with maps erected at each juncture to help customers locate the shops and traverse through seamlessly.

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