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Open-air mall with dozens of big-brand shoe, luggage & clothes outlets, plus a free hotel shuttle.
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The villa is large and beautiful, has two swimming pools and even has places to eat and clothing and perfume shops. I really liked it.
Nice set of shops was ready to get in and out of plus not jammed packed like the premium outlets up the road that Disney even having parking.
My family and I visit this Outlet when we visit. Our first experience was a lot better than this last one. Our first visit back in 2014 was great. Unfortunately, our latter visits were less impressive.
Lots of parking due to underwhelming stores and variety. If you are looking to avoid crowds and shop, this is your place. It looks not too well kept and I had a couple not so good experiences in GAP, NIKE, and the coffee shop. Upon entering GAP my family and I were not greeted or acknowledged until one of the associates (guy with glasses) rudely interrupted our shopping experience not to see if we needed help but to ask us to watch our children who were standing beside us. Other than asking did we have any trouble finding anything at checkout, we were not assisted at all. The only help we needed was better customer service.
On to NIKE. The NIKE store left me also underwhelmed with the selection of shoes and clothes. The other Outlets in the area had more to choose from. I was followed in this store again not to get any help or assistance, nevertheless i continue to shop. Finally an associate stopped to help me and I wish I knew her name because she was the only thing good about this experience. She took the time to answer my question, explain the promotion and even look to see if the item I was interested in was in stock in the size I needed. Unfortunately the item I wanted was not in stock.
The Crocs store was a pleasant experience and the staff was helpful. We ended up buying the entire family a pair because associates took time to explain promotions and helped us shop.
Lastly, I stopped by to get coffee from the world coffee store. Its a cool little shop with cute decor. The outside has a sitting area and also a pet bird that my kids were interested in. The staff didn't speak English well so communication was a little struggle. I didn't mind repeating myself and they attempted to get my order correct but the language barrier was a bit of a struggle. The staff was pleasant and the coffee was decent, prices for pastries were shocking but overall it was pleasant. I say all this to say, skip this outlet and go to the other outlets. Press through the traffic and save yourself some headache unless your in a crunch for time.
Lots of parking due to underwhelming stores and variety. If you are looking to avoid crowds and shop, this is your place. It looks not too well kept and I had a couple not so good experiences in GAP, NIKE, and the coffee shop. Upon entering GAP my family and I were not greeted or acknowledged until one of the associates (guy with glasses) rudely interrupted our shopping experience not to see if we needed help but to ask us to watch our children who were standing beside us. Other than asking did we have any trouble finding anything at checkout, we were not assisted at all. The only help we needed was better customer service.
On to NIKE. The NIKE store left me also underwhelmed with the selection of shoes and clothes. The other Outlets in the area had more to choose from. I was followed in this store again not to get any help or assistance, nevertheless i continue to shop. Finally an associate stopped to help me and I wish I knew her name because she was the only thing good about this experience. She took the time to answer my question, explain the promotion and even look to see if the item I was interested in was in stock in the size I needed. Unfortunately the item I wanted was not in stock.
The Crocs store was a pleasant experience and the staff was helpful. We ended up buying the entire family a pair because associates took time to explain promotions and helped us shop.
Lastly, I stopped by to get coffee from the world coffee store. Its a cool little shop with cute decor. The outside has a sitting area and also a pet bird that my kids were interested in. The staff didn't speak English well so communication was a little struggle. I didn't mind repeating myself and they attempted to get my order correct but the language barrier was a bit of a struggle. The staff was pleasant and the coffee was decent, prices for pastries were shocking but overall it was pleasant. I say all this to say, skip this outlet and go to the other outlets. Press through the traffic and save yourself some headache unless your in a crunch for time.
Food court is pricey. The stores are good. And they have a really cute pond and seating area next to the food court but it is Filthy! Garbage everywhere! It's sad. The ducks are laying on spoons straws and random garbage. I'm sure they can afford to clean up the place
Went to the American Eagle shop, the first vist was lovely and the young assistant was so helpful to me, I think her name was Kayleigh? However the next day I went in the staff were dreadful, the young man was rude and not helpful.
Great experience in some shops. Parking not bad. Military student discounts help.
Nice experience, lively food court with great variety of not so well-known brands, or at least not by me. Great tasty, crisp pizzas (Patroni). Fried hotdog was too salty, I guess they use brined hotdogs which is just salty enough, but when you fry it on top of that, it enhance the saltiness even more. But overall, great ambient atmosphere, clean place and various choice of food styles and types. Outlets are represented by a diversity of brands, prices are competitive but still pricey.
