Vaughan Mills mall is located just off Jane and Rutherford. A huge mall, the parking lot has an endless amount of spots and there is a bus loop, which is cool. The mall has a bunch of stores including Nike, Champs, Pro Hockey Life, LaCoste, a bowling alley, bars, tons of food and quite a few outlet stores as well! When the mall first opened, they had a bunch of celebrities/former or current pro athletes come out. I remember meeting Wendel Clark for the second time here. Danny Fernandes also came round' but I unfortunately missed that. The mall is a great big place to walk in, great for shopping and window shopping. There's always something to buy and always a good deal somewhere! read more

Vaughan Mills is one of my favourite malls to shop in. With a lot of stores that I love like Dynamite, Sephora, forever 21, Kate Spade, garage and adidas - I can spend hours browsing! I love going during weekdays as weekends are crazy packed and I don't have to wait in long line ups. The food court is awesome, spacious and has some great foods like jimmy the Greek and chipotle. The washrooms on the weekends for women have ridiculous lineups so I definitely think they need to add one or two more. Overall, I love the vibe of the mall and the prices are relatively reasonable as well! read more

Discount is the name of the game! It can be extremely busy on the weekend, especially after 2pm. We were here on a Saturday for Back To School shopping and there were 20min+ lines for everything. The shops are pretty good, most of them are outlets. There are speciality stores for kids and designer fashions. There are good deals if you take the time to look through the aisles. I found Nordstrom Rack and Saks Off Fifth comparable to Winners. Kate Spade (newly opened) was the only store with a queue outside, all bags were under $150 (70%off). It's better to split up and shop if you're with a group. There's lots to look at, I ended up buying just things for our baby. Although it is generally well kept, the bathrooms near the food court are quite smelly in the afternoon. Very long lineups for everything in the food court, I recommend grabbing a bite in one of the restaurants outside the food court area like South St Burger, Szechuan on the northeast side, and the other snack shops like pretzels and ice cream. For moms - The nursing rooms are extremely small near food court bathrooms, and roomy near the fashion district. There are only 3 nursing stalls, so you will have to wait a bit. Overall, Vaughan Mills is a huge mall with huge deals - you will spend a lot of time browsing, walking, and waiting in line. Try going on a weekday/early morning! read more

After an eternity of renovations, i can finally agree this is a great mall! It looks great, it's clean, and there's a ton of stores! But don't be fooled, it's a mall/outlet. Don't expect crazy sales all over! There some real brand names in there that are $$$$$$$!!! But if you take your time and look hard enough, you can find some really really great deals! Plus, most stores are a lot bigger than at regular malls and they have more options in stock. I also enjoy the sofas placed every few stores down, great for those of us who maybe are just waiting on our shopping buddy. Downside: Over crowded and bathrooms are not close enough together. The food court is not quite as big as they probably should have made it. Also I wish they wouldn't rent out those huge strollers for kids who can walk. Takes up space and gets in the way, especially when the mall is already over crowded. Half the time, the kids aren't even sitting in it... Service is meh. People are nice in some places and impatient in others. We walked into a store, izos? It's really small and right by the pickel barrel. Clothes are great and quality is outstanding, but the manager there literally shouted in front of us ,"whoever sells this--gets some prize--". Because they think their own products are ugly?? I don't know. Just find it unproffessional. Some service reps are really nice and super helpful though :) read more

Ok, I need a few days all in a row to go shopping here, and I need to bring someone else's wallet! I could spend loads of time and money here! It's incredibly huge! By the way, I disagree with Johnny L on one issue: the prices at Bass Pro shop - I've seen really good prices there! We picked up a remote car as a gift and paid less than $30.00 for it. So maybe you just need to shop around?? Or maybe some days are better than others. Can't beat the decor in there! Look for the fish tank! And although I did leave empty handed from this mall last time I visited (as Jennifer P says she has done), my stomach was not empty - we took advantage of the Pickle Barrel as a meeting place over lunch with another couple and it was amazing! This mall is so huge that I really do need a few days to see more of it. I do love it here and can't wait to go back! read more

Summary: Lots of stores which are all huge, the smallest of which is still a very big store in a downtown mall, the layout actually makes a fair amount of sense, and there's tons of stuff. Those are the pros. The cons are things I think probably won't change and they can't do much about or are not easy changes, but they take away from the experience of the mall. First, the prices and selection on a lot of the things was sub par at best. I have found better prices on a number of items in stores that are not classified as outlets, downtown. Some of the shoes they had at ASICS I have seen at SVP for $30 less. The Champs store had a very good selection of Jordan t-shirts but at a ridiculous $42 each. I know it's Jordan brand, but this is an outlet mall, not Yorkville. Give me a break. I got a couple pairs of shoes at the Nike store, but the prices were on average just marginally less expensive than retail and in some cases not even. The overall selection was so-so, nothing special. Kudos does go out to the Vans store who had t-shirts at a very reasonable 2 for $30 for the logo face, a huge selection of clothing and shoes and friendly staff. I could only get so much due to setting a limit for myself, otherwise would have definitely gotten some stuff here. Worth the trip still, even taking about 1.5 hours from downtown. Some pretty sweet kicks were acquired, so it's all good read more

You can't come to this place and be in a rush. People tend to come here just to walk around ever so slowly. The store collection is nothing special either. read more

It's a shopping mall... but is it also 'something more'? No. It's just a shopping mall. But from the way people talk about it, it's the shoppers paradise in ways that even Yorkdale would aspire to. In fact, it's not entirely unlike Yorkdale in that its layout prevents you from seeing everything in one pass. You need to navigate hallways, and do what you gotta do. But let me tell you - there are three things that keep bringing me back: Bass Pro (only place I get shorts), Lego (because lego), and Disney Outlet (sometimes Tsum Tsums get deep discounted to a buck a piece. Who can resist?) Ohh - and the feeding / changing stations, should you have a new baby? They're pretty posh. And they're right beside the circle of TVs on the ceiling, above the comfy chairs, so those not feeding or changing can enjoy watching a few innings of baseball. That's the life! read more

Big enough to spend a day. A great variety of stores. Food court has decent options. You can always walk to Rutherford Rd north of the mall since there is quite a few Vietnamese restaurants in the plaza (have yet to try them!) Not too busy when I was here.. on a weekday. Nice facilities, comfy couches and relaxing vibe. Mall can be a bit difficult to navigate but the directory board is interactive and is very convenient. I will go back, probably not on a weekend though. read more

I've been here several times, but I don't visit often. Nothing much new in the mall, didn't really buy anything even though it's an outlet mall. I suppose I expected more sales because usually there are insane sales for Victoria Day. Hoards of people here on the public holiday. Terrible cellphone service, especially in front of the Designer Depot store. read more

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Over all a decent ~3.5 stars~ This place is massive and great for bargain shopping at times! There are a different variety of stores you can choose from and it attract all ages. To top it all the mall incorporates strip mall type approach but has a roof on top. The mall also has Legoland and Lucky Strike which has bowling and pool tables. It is very convenient as there is plenty of parking spots. I used to go there during boxing day till recently it started jamming up with people. The food court has a variety of different options to choose from and also has some halal option. read more

I enjoy visiting Vaughan Mills on "off times" ie not the weekend or holidays. Otherwise you are swimming in a sea of people which can impede shopping adventures. Yesterday was refreshingly empty and there was plenty of space to move around. The mall is relatively clean and has a store for pretty much anything you would want to buy at a mall. Food court options are solid as well. If you have patience to dig, you can find great deals here! read more

so far as malls go, this location is pretty awesome so far as malls go. but also doubles as an outlet mall. this mall is always non-stop and packed full of people, to the point where sometimes it is very hard to walk around or through people, even though the lay-out is a "racetrack" design. there are some really unique stores at this mall that are not at other malls. bass pro shops would be the biggest stand out of them all, located facing the 400, it is a definite "oooh and ahhh" moment when driving past it on the highway, or getting off the highway to visit the mall. this mall has something for everyone. can definitely get lost in this mall for a day. it has its own transit hub for the YRT, and even though it has an endless amount of parking, trying to park at this mall, is like trying to walk through the mall at times. keep the guard up. read more

Whenever I'm here there's plentiful parking spots and lots of stores to choose from (such as Crocs, Disney, Home Sense/Winners, Hot Topic, Legoland, Lindt, Toys R Us). Can't really bump into people since it's so spacious inside with lots of seating for the tired shopper. One of the best places to shop in the GTA...Even on Christmas Eve if need be. read more

I'll admit that Vaughan Mills has a good selection of shops and eateries, but if you happen to have mobility or breathing issues, this might not be the place for you, unless you are equipped with an assistive device! The place is shaped like a VERY long oval race track with shops on both sides of the aisles, all the way around. The only way you can get through to the other side without doing a complete lap of the mall is to cut through the large food court located dead center of the building. Unfortunately, I can only handle smaller shopping centers. Vaughan Mills is best for physically fit people who really CAN do laps around this challenging circuit! read more

SAKS FITH AVENUE OUTLET IS COMING TO VMILLS! The new expansion is amazing! So many new stores like Victoria's Secret, Saje, Chipotle in the food court and more! This mall is becoming super classy! I love to just come and walk the mall and browse! read more

The venerable Vaughn Mills located 20 minutes from Toronto and next to Canada's Wonderland, is a great retail outlet extravaganza. After Yorkdale and Eaton Centre, this place is one of the most visited shopping centers in the GTA. It is the largest mall in the York region (1.3 million square feet). It is open most statutory holidays. You don't always find bargains but they are out there for those keen shoppers. They now have the Nordstrom Rack which carries high end brands. Other high end stores are On the 5th, Micheal Kors, Boss, Reitman's, Tumi, Cole Hahn, etc...nothing compares to Yorkdale high end stores but these are outlets.. You have your typical Disney store, Nike, Under Armour etc.. and Pro Bass Outdoor Store. A speed boat to buy any one? Super great place to spend an afternoon watching your girlfriend shop. Sigh...you gents know what I mean. Lol read more

Construction in the east parking lot construction on south entrance construction on South Central parking lot all during December rush for Christmas brilliant brilliant management group read more

Great outlet shopping mall! Has all the grabs you need and all the regular shops also. I've always shopped here for the best deals. Pink, Kate spade, coach, mk, forever 21. A lot of these stores with discounts and great food court options also read more

This mall's literally a carousel. It's a big circle, like running laps in a relay race in high school. There's sections of the mall they recall as neighbourhoods. And each neighbourhood has a different feel...hard to explain but it feels like you're transitioning from City, Rural, Nature, Fashion, Lakes etc the further you walk deeper into the rabbits hole. It's original, don't get me wrong, but the last thing I need is to get lost in a neighbourhood I don't know too well, and have to walk ALL THE WAY AROUND to get to my destination. Because the mall's located dead in between residential areas, there's catholic, public and private school kids always loitering at the mall. So expect to get hit on (if you're a girl) and get cut-eyes if you're a stud. Since Vaughan is a growing area, there's gonna be a lot of parents with children. So, it's an asset for you know how to dodge and maneuver away from red firetrucks, driven by kids-who-think-they-know-how-to-drive. All in all, I've seen better, but if you're around in there area and you're willing to do a brisk stroll, Vaughan has its arms wide open for you. Cheers read more

I love this mall and I hope it is closer to home :( The last time I was here was maybe about 5 years ago, and today (Wednesday evening), I decide to check the new expansion! Obviously on a weekday, parking is perfect. The mall wasn't busy at all. It took me about an hour to walk through the whole mall with some stops to browse. I did not really find any good deals. I assume you would have to look hard to find any good ones. But really I wasn't here today to shop, but to waaaaalk and get some exercise! I love this mall! It's clean, there's lots of washrooms, places to sit. Vending machines. Huge foodcourt with lots of choices! Over-all a really good mall to go to on the weekdays. Review 7 of 100 read more

Oh, Vaughan Mills, you're almost 10 years old now and only recently have you started to become the Mall you were supposed to be. I recall when it first opened it's doors it was essentially a flea market. So many knick knack and low end outlets. Sure it had some great anchor stores, but the launch was a let down across the GTA. Fast forward to 2013, Vaughan Mills is still an outlet mall, but it has become the premiere location for many top of the line retailers (Lacoste, Hugo Boss, Holt Renfrew, etc) as well as anchors like Lucky Strike Lanes, the recently added Legoland Adventure Centre and Bass Pro. Also a huge PLUS to this place is the never ending parking. No matter the season Parking never seems to be an issue here, plenty of spots despite the mall itself being packed (Yorkdale should take note). Had I reviewed this place 10 years ago it would have been a 1-2 star rating, but with the upcoming expansion and the plethora of food options available in the outer Vaughan Mills area (the strip mall pods that run along Rutherford) it has certainly raised its rating to a well deserved 3.5 star in my eyes. Once the new $87 Million expansion is completed I think this mall will have a whole new look and will earn an extra 1-2 stars from me! read more

Okay, if I put my personal feelings on malls into all reviews, I'd give all malls a one star. Can you put a time limit on how long a women can be in one store?!!! lol However, putting my personal feelings aside, I feel this mall has so many more benefits than Yorkdale. What's better: -More parking (park near Designer Depot) -Bigger stores (Winners, Designer Depot, GEOX, Holt Renfrew, IZOD, etc) and their outlets at slightly lower price -Good for kids as there is a Legoland, Nascar track and a bowling alley (these are also good for adults). -There are a couple of good restaurants outside the mall (Yang's and Peaktop). What's worse: -no movie theatre. -since the lines are sometimes shorter and there are bigger stores, guys have to wait longer for girls to shop lol. read more

O CANADA, YOU TRULY HAVE A TON OF LAND. I've never seen such a HUGE shopping mall. By HUGE I mean, it covers up so much land, because Vaughan Mills is only 1 floor. WHY?! Then Boxing Day comes and the parking is FLOODED. Why can't we build upwards? Build an indoor parking lot, build two floors of the mall, leaving more parking space? I must say, I like Vaughan Mils a lot more after they did the renovations for 4a entrance. The mall was cleaner and really quite beautiful, especially during this time of the year. CHRISTMAS!! Definitely come early if you want your Santa pics, there was a MASSIVE line. I swear that line goes for an hour or two at lease. Anyways, besides the Environmentally Friendly part of me who wants to explode for this mall taking up so much land (though not too many resources - no need for an elevator or extra lights, etc), this mall is completed with what fills like three hundred stores. Almost all sporting stores are here - Nike, Adidas, Puma. The Food Court is ALWAYS filled, though I'd like to comment on the cute little mini couper car tables. The Bass Pro store is massive and absolutely beautiful selling all the possible outdoor products that you can dream of. The layout of the store is pretty good, with the more costly items more on one section of the mall. You won't find all of the top brand names here though, I think the more pricey stores include Lacoste, Michael Kors, BCBG, designersDepot, etc. Come here if you would like to walk in wat I think is Canada's largest mall in terms of "land covered" area. read more

Toronto "Premium" Outlets take note: This is how you do an Outlet Mall, PROPER! Since it's far, I don't come here often. I think the last time I was here, it was a few years ago, so I was really impressed about the upkeep, layout, and variety of stores that Vaughan Mills has to offer! I decided to go here 'cause they had all the stores I wanted to visit under one roof: Levi's Outlet, LegoLAND, Lululemon, Bath & Body. I could go to Lulu at Square One, which is less than a 10min drive, but the VM location offers an entire separate room as their sale section! No more slim pickings, re: Sq1, Sherway. Another draw was the new-ish hr2! How in the world can a "lower end" Holt Renfrew be better than an actual HR store, re: Sherway. Levi's Outlet also had jeans for $19.99, lower than a dumpier outlet mall, re: Dixie Outlet. So not sure how it's possible that a nicer mall has lower prices?! All the stores were large and nicely laid out. Not crammed like other malls. Lotsa room to walk around. Seemed like food court had a lot to offer as well. Overall: I'd say that you won't be embarrassed to take visiting family/friends to this outlet mall. There are bargains, but you just hafta look. There could be higher end stores, but it's a decent mix of high/low + variety. No Shoppers, Sephora, Apple, or MAC?? Tip: If you're going on the weekend, try to go soon after it opens 'cause although there is a lot of parking space, it'll reduce the stress. read more

So for any So. Cal. Yelpers out there thinking about visiting Toronto, this place is similar to Ontario Mills where it's a mix between regular retail stores and outlet stores. One great thing about this place is its circular structure so you can never get lost if you accidentally turn into the wrong corner. But rather, you go around and around. As far as the stores, there's plenty of non-US stores to choose from - Roots, Blue Notes, Garage and West 49 to name a few. There's also a small stand that sells Canadian-famed maple syrup, maple-flavored treats, and ice wine-flavored sweets. Unfortunately, there's no Tim Horton inside. In any case, I find it a good place whether it's to pass some time or buy souvenirs to bring back States-side. read more

I don't like outlet malls. My favourite part of this mall is the food court, which for someone that loves shopping, is not a good thing. The Banana Republic here has nothing I like, the Aritzia has a limited selection, I'm not the biggest fan of any of the shops here, even the Winners' is lacking. If you're looking for deals, I would check out Heartland Centre in Mississauga on Mavis, they have a greater selection there. It is also always packed and parking is horrendous, even on weekdays. I prefer Square One, Yorkdale, Sherway, or the Eaton Centre over this one, it's just close to work so I sometimes stop by with co-workers. There are a lot of restaurants nearby though, which is nice and convenient. read more

I'd say this is one of the better malls in the GTA. It's a great big outlet mall with different sections reflecting different items and stores. I like the fact that this is a one level mall, and walking in one direction will lead me back to where I came from, without passing the same stores. I also enjoy how the food court (which recently had a facelift) is smack dab in the middle, making it easy to cross the middle of the mall. This mall is really pretty, after the major renovations. The new section is bright, and overly excessive with the circle of flat screen tvs on the ceiling. A lot of the other parts are dark and drabby, but not ugly. NOW- my favourite part.. let me tell you the reasons why I come to vaughan mills: - CHIPOTLE! Yes, it opened here. Yummy guacamole baeritto bowls in my tummy. YASSSSSSS. - Nike factory outlet! YES YES YES!!! If you ain't looking good at the gym, how can you feel good and do good on your workout? Sales are amazing and I've definitely spent too many paycheques here. - HR2 Holt Renfrew! It's like holts, but a warehouse section. Yes, true, there aren't always nice products here but when there are, you can definitely catch a great steal. - H&M. One of my favourite H&M's. The items are different for some reason, and cuter. Checking out is hella slow though. - Legoland, DUH! Yes I am a kid at heart, and I bet y'all are too.. I love lego keychains and lego sets, although I'd never have the patience to build one and probably die from stepping on them first.. Still looking for a kid to take so I can get into the actual lego land! I mean.. for your child's enjoyment of course, not mine.. achem - LaSenza! Not getting enough support from your loved ones? Get huge, squishy, comfortable, extra support with these amazing bras. It's under construction right now because it moved, but gaaaah. Amazing and cheap deals here, always - Urban Planet! It's not as ratchet with horrific quality anymore. It's huge and often you can find cheap trendy clothes here that won't fall apart after a wash. So, yes. Vaughan is a great mall and I'm pretty much always down to come here and waste time and money. It's also YRT accessible, since there's a terminal RIGHT there, so it makes it more convenient. Ps. anybody remember back in the old days, after wonderland where you'd make the trek to vaughan mills for food & then bus home? Good times. #throwbackthursday read more

Vaughan Mills is pretty fancy inside with huge aisles, large leather benches and carpetted walkways. Most of the stores are outlet shops so the prices are amazing. I think it's a good spot for the basics, like suits, dress pants, blazers, plain shirts. The Banana Republic and French Connnection seem to have the plainer-looking clothes, so it's not the best if you're looking for something especially trendy or special. There is also a reallly big Holt Renfrew Last Call for designer goods. Even though I loved the stores here, I hated the layout. We got lost like five times! They definitely need more maps! The food court could be improved, but it's fairly big. There are artsy picnic tables and mini litttle tables for children. Oh and speaking of children, there are so many in this mall. Maybe it's the low prices, or maybe it's a Vaughan thing, but lots of parents. I recommend going early to avoid. read more

Vaughan Mills was a mall to be reckoned with, atleast that's how the developers made it seem when talks of contruction began. Many Vaughan residents were expecting a sort of Eaton Center-isque type mall with perhaps a huge playground/rides section for kids as Woodbine mall has the fantasy fair. But instead we got a mini replica of the GREAT LAKES CROSSING in Michigan. How original! First of all there is only one level..so no escalators, which is GREAT for parents with tots in strollers and for people in wheel chairs. Secondly, its a sort of OUTLET mall...full of outlet versions of stores, just like Great Lakes Crossing, except the prices aren't outletty enough and everything is STILL overpriced. If you think the outlet prices here are great, wait til you cross the border. You haven't shopped until everything is %40 off plus an additional %20.....everything. So for having a little bit of USA above the border it isn't too bad. They are open relatively later than most malls, and on holidays. Just be ready to WALK...it will be a long one from one end to the next since the mall is in the shape of an oval and you have to go all the way around, unless of course you turn back in the direction you came from...no shortcuts available to non-employees. read more

Definitely one of my favorite spots to kill time - and get my weekend's worth of exercise. (The mall is pretty huge!) The mall is spacious and is known as an outlet mall, however, I don't find items priced that way. Most stores carry a flea market feel - H&M, Forever 21, Holts Last Call, Nike Outlet, FCUK & more - clothes are always strewn across the floor, jam-packed with people, and merchandise often are torn or have a lost button. Of course, you'll still be able to find something decent, but I'm just describing the shopping experience. This mall also seems to be packed with baby strollers more than other malls - maybe because there are quite a few stores selling baby merchandise (ie. Toysaurus, The Children's Place) I love the food court here! Culturally diverse with lots of seats, though you'll still have trouble finding one during the weekends. (This also goes for the parking lot) It's amazing how packed a mall this big can get. I suggest coming here for your Boxing Day shopping experience! read more

Great shopping. I was amazed with what kind of deals I could find here. Lots of parking, but then again I may have not been there during their peak hours. The corridors are a bit tight. The food court is crowded and a bit messy. With the size and traffic of the food court, more diligent cleaning staff is required. I am a fan simply for the shopping choices and the deals. It is a nicely constructed shopping centre but it's just very crowded. read more

I like this mall. After all, who wouldn't like an Outlet mall -- IN CANADA? It's really nice not having to go travel to the states to find an outlet mall. I'm so excited they put a North Face Outlet in... I'm pretty sure it's the only one in Canada, and the prices are amazing there. The layout of the mall in excellent, it's just one big circle and you don't have to worry about getting lost or missing any stores. However! The Winners needs some work. I don't think I have ever in my life seen such a disorganized Winners in my life! It's like walking through a store that has had a bomb go off. I like how there is a Holt Renfrew last Call -- AMAZING -- Even though I still can't afford anything in there it's nice to have a look. I like this mall, it's nice. read more

0 stars to the security guards and company who are completely useless at this location.

I am generally not a mall person. I don't like the Eaton Centre and dread going shopping with tons of pushy people. But Vaughan Mills is a great mall. The deals were great. I thought the mall would be too big to imagine but it didn't seem so big, we went all the way around and got to check out every store we were planning to. We noticed all the fun stuff to do for guys while the ladies shop, but to be honest, there are good stores for guys to check out too. The food court was huge, I thought we wouldn't get a seat but it was not a problem finding one. The mall is spacious enough that it didn't seem so busy at all. We were there on a Sunday from 10:30 until 4 p.m. and it didn't get noticeably busy at any time. The only time that it was a bit dicey was getting out of the parking lot but we expected a lot of cars trying to get out. It was a great experience. I thought that Yorkdale was a great mall but Vaughan Mills is a bit better. If only it was closer. Some tips to shop there: - go on a Sunday during a regular week - go early (before open) so you can get a kick ass parking spot. - on a Sunday, the mall opens at 11 but Bass Pro Shop is open at 10 so you can get there at 10:30, get a great parking spot, grab a coffee, and check out the fun stuff at Bass Pro Shop (they even have a shooting game you can try) read more

While I'm not usually a fan of malls (I prefer to support local businesses instead), the allure of Vaughan Mills cannot be denied. While originally changed in it's scope (the "Mills" concept from the States was never really applied here...where big US discount stores are prevalent), it does have some signature stores (Bass Pro for the sporting enthusiasts) Food court is basic fare...nothing as exotic as say the Eaton Centre (the food court there at the Dundas St exit is amazing) but it always seems packed. If I was recommending that anyone shop here it would be to go on a Monday or Tuesday night. Unless you have some sort of death wish...avoid at all costs on weekends as it is always packed and parking can be an issue. Park at the back on weekends (near Designer Depot). The mall just announced a huge expansion so we'll see what new stores it will bring in. read more

Vaughan Mills is the mall of malls. It's my go-to now. With its sheer massive size with stores ranging from the huge chain stores to small boutiques, there's almost something for everyone. They are always updating and changing their lineup to comply with customer demand, and the mall is kept clean and it's quite modern with the decor. The middle vendors are also interesting and sell seasonal items and "as seen on TV"-esque items that make for fun entertainment. Because it is quite large, stores such as H&M and F21 are huge and offer more items than they do at regular malls. VM is also an outlet mall, so they offer really good deals and sales. If you travelled far to go to Vaughan, apparently they offer coupons for out of towners! Shopping here is either hit or miss for me. Sometimes I make off like a bandit with great deals, and sometimes I huff out with nothing. Overall I really enjoy coming here and the whole mall experience enchants me every time I come. read more

I want to thank you for your attention to detail in the bathroom. It's not often that I get to experience what it would be like to go to the bathroom in a third world country ravaged by war and diarrhea. The smell reminds me of what a rotting corpse might smell like as the person died during their final bowel movement and was just left. It's so wonderfully strong that it hits your nose in the hallway like walking into a brick wall of putrid urine. I can't imagine how much effort it takes to keep this bathroom so abhorrent but I assume your cleaning staff works extra hard to take vape breaks in the parking lot and lets it develop and bouquet into the rancid stink hole it has become. Kudos for having the worst bathroom outside of a Cambodian porta john left outside in the sun all summer unattended I have ever experienced. read more

Vaughan Mills shopping mall is my go-to mall when I want to kill time, and don't want to attack the craziness that is the Yorkdale Mall parking lot. The Bass Pro sports shop is somewhat of a tourist attraction as it is quite impressive. The mall itself is massive, and there are quite a few outlets here. The food court is quite large, and I love the vintage American cars they've used as decor for their various booth seats. For those of you who have the patience, there is a Holt Renfrew outlet here, though it is slim pickings and its usually the XS or XL sizes left. This is a place I'd come if I had some serious time to kill. It seems to attract families on weekends as that is the crowd I see the most of. read more

I'm not much of a "mall person" but I do go here more than other malls. It's got everything you need - and some decent outlet stores too Parking is sometimes a pain, but they do have dedicated parking spots for electric vehicles, which is a bonus! Happy that Tim Hortons finally moved in (need my coffee). Large food court too which was recently remolded, wish they had more healthy choices there though... read more