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Shopping destination with glass elevator & over 100 retail stores, spas & restaurants.
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Reviews — 8
Drove to the city specifically to head to this mall for the MUAH cotton candy store. Found some other good stores to shop at as well. Only wish they were open later than 8pm on a Friday. Parking was easy and validated for a cheaper rate since we got there after 5pm. Even though we arrived at 6pm a lot of the stores were already closed, kinda weird.
One of my favorite buildings in all of Chicago, it fits perfectly into the city's skyline!
I live in northern Indiana so malls around me are basically dead. We came for the Harry Potter experience but showed up early and had a look around. Definitely a good spot if you're looking to hit a lot of shopping in one building. I don't love that there aren't restrooms on each floor but there were enough just with a bit if a wait. There is a lot of signage with a QR code to scan and see a list of all of the shops and a map. It was insanely busy and I'm not sure if it's always like that or because it just so happened to be lollapalooza weekend. Definitely high traffic on the escalators and there was a serious wait if you needed an elevator (which doesn't stop on each floor).
It's not the same exciting shopping mall where once it was similar to an afternoon traffic jam just to go up the escalators. Many of the shops have unfamiliar names. Whoever owns the place better hurry and do something like loweing rent before it becomes a relic or a high-end condo building!
Looks regular on the outside but immaculate on the inside. This mall motivates me to get my money up. I enjoyed window shopping very much lol👌🏾
Beautiful buildings! Went inside and it was like the smallest library ever haha and also a theater and a public water facility. Super interesting...also very cool drinking fountain outside.
Water Tower Place is a good shopping complex on N. Michigan Ave. named after the historic Water Tower located just across the street. They have a fair range of retail shops and eateries as well as the Chicago Sports Museum on the 8th floor.
