Mapleview Shopping Centre

Another Cadillac Fairview mall, which is located in the city of Burlington. This is pretty big with a lot of brand and non brand retail stores. Like other CF malls, it has all the amenities. In the rush hours like the weekends or holidays, getting a parking spot is a bit difficult. There are EV charging stations in the parking area. At Christmas time, they have nice lighting and decorations.

I bought my first and new iPhone(15 Pro Max 256 GB, White Titanium ) there, honestly I loved their services.
The Apple Mapleview shopping centre, located in Burlington, Ontario, offers a premium retail experience. As part of the Apple Store network, it showcases cutting-edge technology and a sleek, minimalist design. With a diverse array of shops and amenities, it caters to tech enthusiasts and fashion-forward shoppers alike in a modern, upscale setting.

First time at Mapleview Mall and the selection of stores was great. I did find the mall lacked seating, but other than that, it was well-maintained and very clean.

This marked my inaugural visit to the mall, and I was pleasantly surprised by the diverse array of brands they offered; I found myself particularly drawn to their impressive collection.

I’ve lived in Hamilton for the last 7 years and haven’t visited the mall except for the Apple Store a few times. During my visits I have found it very difficult to maneuver the mall because of the escalators. There are up-and-down escalators at each end of the mall and escalators in the middle, but those are either up or down, not both. It’s extremely frustrating trying to get to the second floor. I didn’t even realize that the mall had an elevator, as it just blends into the architecture and there are no signs.

Today I visited the Apple Store again and had a couple of hours to kill while repairs were being done on my phone. So I decided to go and grab something to eat as well as look for washrooms.

Wayfinder signage is practically nonexistent! There are only a few small signs directing patrons to washrooms or the food court. I needed to use the washroom, but sadly it was very difficult to find, as there was no signage at the entrance to the hallway leading to the washrooms.

As for your food court, there wasn’t a sign at all anywhere around it to let patrons know that it exists.

I’m really surprised that a shopping mall of this magnitude has these types of issues. At least put up some decent signage.

Sorry, Poutine wasn't that great it was like eating old bricks! So ye, we didn't stay long. The mall was fine. We didn't see a lot of shoppers.

I have never been in a mall with such a huge variety of stores. Very much like Toronto Eaton Centre. Fine ethnic value in the food court. The sports stores are Ontario's best. The Wi-Fi is crystal clear.