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A vast array of brand-name clothing & shoe outlet stores at an enormous outdoor shopping mall.
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I love this place personally. It has almost ever store coved except for Zara & H&M. I find the collection better than the regular store in the Outlet malls.
It’s a one stop solution for all your shoppings. You can count your entire day here because it’s huge.
Also good options for some nibble and freshers.
It’s a one stop solution for all your shoppings. You can count your entire day here because it’s huge.
Also good options for some nibble and freshers.
Nice outlet mall, clean and feels safe to walk around the store. My daughter and I visited the Bath and Body works and Polo Ralph Lauren and it was a great store experience.
Toronto Premium Outlets, is a large outdoor store. Most of the global well-known brands are available at this outlet. Each store has its entrance facing the public corridor. Large areas have been made into playgrounds for children. It's clean and nice here and I get a feeling of peace and quiet, so no forced stress. There are plenty of washrooms and parking spaces.
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This is the least ideal spot for a weekend visit. I wouldn't advise going there over the weekend unless you have a couple of extra hours to spare just for parking. It took me a full two hours to secure a parking spot and then exit the parking facility. My only option was to park on the 5th floor of the parking building , and it was an absolute ordeal trying to leave. Truly frustrating. On top of that, it was extremely crowded, and I'm not exaggerating when I say I could detect the scent of people's perspiration. Every major store had lengthy queues, and to make matters worse, none of the stores had particularly enticing sales. I strongly recommend avoiding this place during the weekends.
This is the least ideal spot for a weekend visit. I wouldn't advise going there over the weekend unless you have a couple of extra hours to spare just for parking. It took me a full two hours to secure a parking spot and then exit the parking facility. My only option was to park on the 5th floor of the parking building , and it was an absolute ordeal trying to leave. Truly frustrating. On top of that, it was extremely crowded, and I'm not exaggerating when I say I could detect the scent of people's perspiration. Every major store had lengthy queues, and to make matters worse, none of the stores had particularly enticing sales. I strongly recommend avoiding this place during the weekends.
Outdoor high end malls are not everywhere and easy to get to but this one in Halton Hills can be as close as it gets to in Toronto. Hence called Toronto Premium Outlet mall. Once here, there are stores of all levels, bargain and high end, food and drinks, a steakhouse, Starbucks, Beaver Tails and Cacao 70, to name a few. For the young ones, there are play areas and that old fashioned train.
