Arundel Mills

Arundel Mills is so nostalgic for me. The interior design is so iconic and fun. All the colors and themes are so cohesive. I love going to the food court to get the pizza! It’s so delicious and very reasonably priced. I will always love this mall. The best part is obviously the Lego store🙏😸

I had a really nice time at Arundel Mills Mall. It wasn’t too busy, which made it easy to walk around and enjoy the stores. The mall has a great variety of shops—lots of different brands to choose from, so there’s something for everyone. While I didn’t notice many special offers happening this time, most stores still had a good selection and reasonable prices. Overall, it was a comfortable and enjoyable shopping trip. I’d definitely go back!

I don’t think this mall is as nice as it was a few years ago. The amount of traffic has increased and there seems to be an element of loitering and trouble that was not here in 2024. Parking lots and parking areas are always jammed by noon. I only will come here for a specific need and for a brief visit.

This was a very big, very nice mall. They had plenty of restrooms and food stands as well as restaurants. They had ramps to accommodate strollers and wheel chairs and all the doors were very wide. They even had electric scooters for rent to drive along in the mall.

On this particular day, it felt a little too parked for me. Vehicular parking was a huge challenge and vehicles could be seen roaming for several minutes to get somewhere to park. Besides that, the mall has so many varieties of everything that presents options for shopping, eating, gaming, relaxing, and even exercising.

There are outlets in Arundel Mills to get lots of branded things such as Nike, New Balance, Crocs and many more designs, foods and varieties of all kinds of gifts and things

The shopping malls around my place in Illinois seem to be dying. My son took me to the Arundel Mills mall, and I was surprised at how busy and vibrant and alive this mall is. I don't think there was one empty storefront , and the parking lots were filled with cars. We were there on a Sunday, but my son told me it was also busy on the weekdays! Plenty of variety of shops, eateries, a huge Movie theatre, and a Medieval Times attached to each end of the mall.

Reserved spots for veterans are left unplowed. Other nearby 'pay for park' spots were plowed, as was the rest of the lot. You should be ashamed of yourselves for piling snow directly on parking spots you explicitly state are reserved for veterans.

What's not to love about this place! There's something for anyone and everyone! My faves: Dave and Busters! Medieval Times! Cinnabon Chevys Chevys Olive Garden AERIE Crocs Red Lobster! The Cosmetic Store!! I recommend getting here early to avoid the mayhem.. I usually take the MTA 201 it's only $6 each way which drops you off right in front.

** 8 year updated review ** 8 years later, everything at this mall is still GREAT!! They've gotten better than magnificent. Arundel Mills has added so many well reputable stores, and quality kiosks. This mall continues to have everything that anyone could ever want and more. ** whispering** They just updated most of the bathrooms!! Great job Arundel Mills !!

A rare one floor mall with lots to see and do. We usually go to see a movie and eat. Love the stores like Books-a-Millon and Bass Pro Shops. Lots of stuff for little kids if you want to spend money. Great for walking. I enjoy Arundel Mills.

A mall is what this is, so... ya know, it's a mall lol. But in Arundel Mills defense, they probably have one of the best malls in the state. If not THEE best mall. If you look at a competing mall, such as Annapolis, it doesn't even come close to Arundel Mills. There's actual stores in Arundel Mills (& actual STORES, not a PETA cat center, a library, gym, etc.), the options in their food court are endless, and even in general, you can easily walk the mall (as many elders frequent), and can get a mile in just window-shopping. This in my opinion is a 10/10 mall.

Great place! Even in the days between Christmas and NY when it was packed, it didn't feel that way. So much to do here! Perfect for a rainy day!

It's pretty good mall. With the nice brands, food area and nice restaurants, hotel&casino options. Area and TOYs for Kids, jewelry, perfumery, shoes. Clothes and more! There is, Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren, Coach, Guess, Ck, Nike, Adidas, Under Armour, Gap, Banana Republic, Ulta, The Saks Avenue, Adidas, Bas Pro Shops, ... and more! Food Court has many different types of food and also there are restaurants! There is also nice restaurants in the Casino like Prime Rib, Koho and Luk Fu HOURS Friday 10AM-9PM Saturday 10AM-9PM Sunday 11AM-7PM Monday 10AM-8PM Tuesday 10AM-8PM Wednesday 10AM-8PM Thursday 10AM-8PM

It's a pretty big outlet and surprisingly all of the stores are open. It's pretty lively but not too crowded. I got some very good deals and enjoyed my shopping time there.

DC itself doesn't really have traditional malls and we were looking for a large mall to shop on Black Friday. This definitely exceeded expectations. There were so many stores and options, and considering we had family in town looking for specific things and they were able to find it was, made it well worth the trip. The mall has plenty of parking and a large food court and also restaurants onsite to reset after the long circular walk of the mall. Some stores are also considered outlets and have better pricing. Definitely worth the trip and highly recommend.

My wife picked up a shirt for me two days ago but it was too tight at the shoulder. We took it back today and checked other sizes but the waist was to big with the other sizes. I was bitterly surprised when they said that they would accept returns and could give only store credit even though they had nothing that fitted me. When we asked for the store manager, the young female manager appeared quite indifferent and said that it was written on the receipt (that my wife received after the purchase was completed) and also it was a part of a 16 line disclaimer that was written in font 10 on one of the tables. I was forced to take the larger size and I have to remember my poor shopping experience at the Lacoste of Arundel mills whenever I put on the ill-fitted shirt

Be prepared to walk! Lol. This is a huge mall for it to be in the DMV. There is literally a store for everyone and the food court is huge! They have pretty much anything you can think of in here including Bass Pro Sports (they sell firearms and more), TjMaxx, Burlington Coat Factory and more. Lots of sales in pretty much every store. Lots of deals to make you feel like you got your moneys worth. I love getting the Wetzel Pretzels here with a strawberry lemonade. My kid loves the Nike store and Forever 21 because they have huge selections, overall we love to walk around and check out the sales. I've heard the best time to hit this mall is after Christmas for the after Christmas sales, so I'll be back for certain. They also have the Medieval Times show and dinner here which is so cool! We took our kid here once and she loved it! A cool live experience that is worth it for the whole family. The parking lot is tricky, especially on a crowded day so make sure to be quick when parking and remember where you parked because you can get lost. Lol Overall, whatever you're looking for you will surely find it here because there are plenty of stores.

Arundel mills is the best they have tons of clothing stores, restaurants and they have a movie theater inside.

I only have one vice. The store directory should be in more places in such a big mall. Otherwise they had a bigger selection of stores than I thought

HORRIBLE EXPERIENCE i ordered food and they wouldn't even let me go in to pick up my food and said i have to be 18 to go in my food was waiting for hours at buffalo wild wings this mall is horrible i didn't even get any compensation for this

I LOVE this mall. It's HUGE and has so many different stores to accommodate everyone's needs. There's a big foos court where you can buy food and sit down and enjoy it. I come to this mall every year and find it the perfect place to get my Christmas shopping completed. Coming from New York where the malls are much smaller compared to the one here in Hanover, it makes shopping more enjoyable. I particularly love the massage chairs. Who can beat a five dollar twenty minute massage? You really can't. It makes shopping extra awesome when you can finish it off with relaxing. Plenty of parking and staff are very helpful and friendly. Here's there schedule Monday to Thursday 10-8pm Friday and Saturday 10-9pm Sunday 11-7pm

I don't hate this mall but it's definitely lower on the totem pole then many other malls. If I have a choice, I will go to the Columbia mall over this one every time. The majority of the stores here I would not even go into. Especially the stores around Medieval Times are like a ghost town. It's not even worth walking over there when visiting this mall unless you are actually going to Medieval times. Saks off 5th is about as close as you can get to high end shopping here. Some of the stores that I do like to visit while coming here are the outdoor world, the Lego store, Ulta, bath and body works, the Under Armour store, banana republic, books a million, and their new store with ski and snowboard gear. The dining options here are decent. They have a bit of variety with a food court and then restaurants on the outside areas of the mall. They have a Nando's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Crafty Crab, and Yard House. Another benefit to this mall is they have a Dave and busters and a movie theater.

I have not visited this mall for almost a year, mostly due to COVID. Stopped in today as we were visiting the Yardhouse restaurant. I did a 1/2 mall walk just to see what stores had departed and what new stores had arrived. Overall I didn't notice much change. Quite a lot of people in the mall and stores. Everyone with masks but not many practicing social 6' distancing at the registers.

Went to see a movie at Arundel Mills Mall. The mall is an outlet mall when a lot stores, restaurants, and other entertainment venues. It's convenient to 95, 100, and 295. A lot of people hang out there with family, friends, or solo. This is a popular mall. They do have stores that like to shop.

Literally the coolest mall I've seen in a long time! I love that it's circular, making it easy to explore. There are loads of great stores, truly something for everyone. We didn't go to Dave and Busters but the location looked huge. We enjoyed the 2 restaurants we tried - Chevys and The Yardhouse. The movie theater also looks incredible! We look forward to visiting again!

I still like coming here. "Back in the day," this place was a big deal. The movie theatre was one of the nicest in the area. I remember guys would try to "impress" me by bringing me here! I mean it was nice, but I'm much older now so that won't work! I like that there are so many options! I remember when Dave and Busters used to be Jillian's. Yes, I just aged myself with that one. But seriously, anyone else remember that?! Then Maryland Live opened. And of course, the shopping! There has to be something for everyone here. I really like Burlington, Coach, Express (Outlet), H&M, Forever 21, and TJ Maxx. Certain times of the year it can be extremely crowded and parking is literally a nightmare. If you don't like crowds, avoid the holidays and "Black Friday." Today I stopped by after a long time. I hadn't been inside this mall since pre-covid days. It was more packed than I expected and I'm thinking because it was a holiday and folks were off.

Really cool thing about this mall is it's one level and a giant circle. No getting lost or having to backtrack. We loved going into the Outdoor World shop, they have a native giant fish tank like 30'x10'. Also they have a Dave & Busters, Medieval Times, and Movie Theater all connected to the mall's inner circle. I was interested in checking out the casino but it is nearby not directly connected to the mall.

It's an Outlet Mall. What more is there to like?! I came here today to go to specific stores because this mall is a shopper's paradise (my wife). I'm not a shopper so I literally went to 3.5 stores. The .5 store was a stand. Although I appreciated the seating all around, during the present times, they take up space while trying not to be all up on people while walking. The mall had a lot of restaurants AND the Casino is literally next door. It's clean and not over run with teenagers. It's a better version of Jersey Gardens, an outlet mall in New Jersey that I grew up visiting. Keep in mind, trying to find parking is a challenge.

Pros Convenient location right off of RT 100 and 295 Variety of Restaurants, shopping, entertainment, and a casino Decent Assortment of stores Clean Well maintained grounds CONS Outlet mall - without outlet prices Limited Selections not the latest styles of designers Parking Traffic Limited headliner shows at Maryland live. TIPS Shop during the week for less traffic and crowds. Be mindful of drivers especially in the evenings on weekends. LOTS of drunks leaving the casino. Hit up Davids in the lobby of the Hotel for nice dining away from the noise and crowds

Omg I love this mall!! This is the best mall in Maryland! This mall has so many fun activities!!! I love the Dave and Busters! There was also this roller coaster van there. That was lots of fun to be on! They keep the younger kids entertained as well. There's these little stuffed animals the kids can ride around the mall on. Pretty cool! Pros 1) The mall is clean! 2) Lots of popular stores 3) Friendly staff 4) There was a spot where you could charge multiple electronics. Cons 1) The food court didn't have many restaurant selections.

It is good to see a mall that is actually thriving. Especially given how the past year has gone in the world. And to be an actual mills mall even though they went belly up and continue to be a mills type mall is just shy of a miracle. If you come here for no other reason than to walk, then you are in for a treat. It is quite the hefty walk to do a lap around this place. I ended up coming here on three occasions while in the area. And I definitely got my exercise while browsing the stores. I appreciated the variety of stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues that were available throughout the themed "neighborhoods." Although a lot of the meshing of stores really didn't make sense at all times, it still allowed for a continuous flow of shopping if that is your thing. I did not notice a single storefront empty. However some of the businesses really are odd and do not seem sustainable. Not sure how many arcade type shooting galleries you need in a mall, one seems too many, but two a little over the top. Parking is abundant, and make sure if you are coming here for a certain area, park near that. Entrances are a bit weird at the moment as you cannot enter the mall through a few spots even though those stores have an entrance to the outside.

We came here to shop, and visit the casino. I am used to malls but navigating this was hard! For sanitary/environmental reason they did not have paper maps but interactive digital ones. (Paper is actually more sanitary these days instead of touching the surfaces everywhere). The stores (some) were good about social distancing. It was busy but not too bad. The AT&T store was very nice about helping me charge my phone! The food court was a bit of a zoo, so we got smoothies at Bananas and More to stay mobile. I liked the choices in the Hanes Outlet, but I was VERY disappointed to hear that Bath and Body works did NOT support the rewards program! I think my points went through but I was hoping to redeem a reward. How are they not even allowed to opt out of rewards? The casino was HUGE and we signed up for $10 slot play. The machines were ok; no smoking allowed, that was great! The food was a little limited later in the evening.

I have been here several times in my life from shopping trips to casino trips to pit stops on the way back from ball games. Recently they have updated their food court making it way more spacious than previously. That was the only part upon my last trip I went to just getting a slice of pizza and praying for death thanks to a migraine. Has a load of stores from higher end to kiosk style booths, also with a theatre, Medieval Times, BWW and a Dave & Busters. I have always liked coming here though parking can be treacherous on certain days or during the holidays so I would prepare to drive around if you need to be close, or to walk a distance if you park far away. My usual stops are TJMaxx, Polo, Tommy, and some of the Vans and shoe stores. Highly recommended for a spot to shop that has its own food and close to a variety of restaurants nearby

This is one huge shopping complex with something for everyone. It is the largest Maryland outlet conveniently located between Baltimore and Washington. It has over 200 indoor stores with all the name brands. There is a plethora of dining options. Medieval Times and Cinemark Egyptian Theatre are also in the mall. It is also home to Live! Casino & Hotel. The hours are Monday-Saturday, 10am-9:30pm; and Sunday, 11am-7pm. We were impressed by the décor and cleanliness of the mall. It was well lit and all the stores were inviting.

Arundel Mills Mall is one of the largest malls in the Baltimore area. You can find lots of shopping as well as entertainment such as the movies or Dave & Busters. But the thing that I don't like about this mall is the traffic. I went there in the middle of the afternoon on a weekday so it was not bad. But if you come to the movies on the weekend you will drive around for a while looking for a parking space. On this particular visit I was passing time before my flight home to Jacksonville. I did some browsing and a little shopping in Victoria's Secrets. I had a few coupons so I only ended up spending $5, which made me very happy! There is a new casino, Casino Live, on the mall property. There is a new hotel and some construction still underway. You will find a Costco as well as a Walmart on the grounds as well. Just about anything you're looking for you will find at the Arundel Mills Mall. Just be careful with the day and time you choose to shop.

I love This mall. Not only for shopping but it's a good place to get your walk in. Especially in hot and rainy weather. You could easily get two to three miles in depending on how long you want to walk. I try to do it during the week since the Weekend is like crazy busy. You also would not have a challenge with walking during the week. I do have my favorite stores here. Also stop by the food court. They're always handing out free samples to try. Again l love this mall rather you shop, walk, or people watch. It's always something to do.

Huge mall in Maryland. It's a nice place for shopping and even for walking around :) There is a bestbuy inside the mall too.

This review is for Corningware, Corelle & More, which inside of the mall ...I went to the mall around Christmas time to pick up some last minute Christmas gifts, I happened to walk into this store because my son was in there purchasing my Christmas gift hich is an instapot, i love that thing, making cooking faster and so much simplier, its great for heating up those leftover mcdonalds and wendys fries, I recommend this store for all your kitchen needs.

This was great during Black Friday shopping I found everything I could and deals were amazing!

Love this mall! One of the reasons I moved to Howard County to be closer. Generally I find the sales are best around a holiday such as today Labor Day weekend. Stores had anywhere between 30-70% off. I generally only shop around a big holiday to make the most of the sales or when there is a change in seasons. The mall has something for everyone: -Fashion Apparel for the whole family -Entertainment (Cinemark Egyptian 24 Theaters, Dave & Buster's, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, Live! Casino & Hotel) -Sit down Restaurants (Chevys Fresh Mex, DuClaw Brewery, Buffalo Wild Wings, Johnny Rockets, Zinburger) They have a handful of stores that I like: Loft Outlet, Banana Republic Factory, Express Factory Outlet, Coach Factory, kate spade new york, and Victoria's Secret. Throughout the mall you will also find kiosks that sell various goods and products. For children, they have motorized ridable stuffed animals and a train that you pay to use. My only wish were that the eatery had a better selection. I wish some of the exterior fast food and fast casual restaurants such as Chick-fil-A were inside the mall. They do have some of my favorite snacks like Cinnabon, Mrs. Fields, and Auntie Anne's. Also, wish this mall had ample parking. I usually park by Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH and it's always packed! I usually only come out on weekends when the mall first opens so that I don't have to drive around searching for a spot.

Review of zero stars . Cinemark - Inside out premiere 8:00 o'clock show with NO A/C. FEELS LIKE HELL. MISERABLE and the staff did not cancel or treat customers nice. So bad customer service. Don't come here.

I encourage everyone to stay HOME until this place opens up. We drove over an hour and more than 60% of the store are CLOSED! Truly, I venture to say 70%! For the stores that are opened, you have to wait in line to get in.... even when the store is truly empty, o.e. FOEVER 21, Champs, Puma.... Nike is closed, Model's is going out of business, Polo has a lined wrapped around the store, Children's Place is closed, H&M is closed. Never mind eating at Chevy's which is usually a to-go-to! Their service is on life support! We waited an hour to get our food‍‍‍. I can't.

It's Arundel Mills. Tons of stores. Very friendly employees. This mall even has a Bass Pro which is awesome. There are a ton of stores inside the mall. The food court is awesome with a wide variety of choices. The mall is usually spotless. It looks like they have dedicated cleaning people cleaning. Also there's not a ton of trash blowing in the parking lots like some malls. They have a police substation here which is good for security. They have security officers on the inside on foot and on Segways like Paul Blart in "Mall Cop" lol. They also have multiple security cars going around the lot. As well as county police with ALPR " automatic license plate recognition" readers which is good for finding stolen cars and people with warrants. So it keeps the negative stuff away from the true shoppers. The only downfall is since the casino came to town which is right next door. The parking lot is usually always crowded. But you can still find a space. The general crowd here is all nationalities and all ages. Mostly middle class though. All in all a very good mall.

I mean, it's a mall. It's large, so it has that going for it. Kind of a mall/outlet mall combo really, with some regular chains and some outlet chains. But it also has a lot of other things that bring people to the mall: Dave & Busters, Medieval Times, a movie theater, and more. So take your normal mall, and then make it more crowded. I do not love a mall. I did my mall time in my teenage years, and now I'd just assume avoid them. But sometimes you need a mall. This weekend, I needed to shop for more work clothes, so I wanted to go to a mall where I could shop at a few different stores and outlet stores. I did find a few things, but as soon as I did I was out! I wouldn't say shopping here was pleasant, but it did get the job done. Hopefully, I won't have to return for a while.

I like this mall a lot. It's huge and you can get good exercise walking around. It survived COVID thank goodness. The weekends can get packed with no parking. Go on a weekday and it's so much better. My favorite stores are Bass Pro Shop, Hilfiger, Old Navy, Vans and Levi's. If you come on a day with good sales, the savings are awesome. Love that Medieval Times is here, with good restaurants all around . Bring money for retail therapy as good as chocolate!

I am overwhelmed every time I come here. If you wanna get in-and-out this is not the place to go, however..... That being said if you are looking to truly shop this is definitely a mecca for the area and plenty of stores. The thing that is for me particularly stressful is they have I believe for neighborhoods which are 4 sections of them all I think they did that did try to be less confusing but it just seems to be a huge overwhelming place and I can never get my bearings. I will say that they do have excellent food options and a full huge theater attached to this mall which is fantastic if you are looking for a one stop shop for all the things.

Great options here and ton to do. There is a movie, Dave and busters, bass pro shop, and a ton of clothing stores. Smaller food court but good options. Went to yard house and Chevys. Those are great places for a sit down food and drinks. Staying at The Hotel down the street but very convenient to get to.

Want to spend some money and get your steps in for the day!!??? Well then this is your mall! There are so many options of retail stores that are on outlet prices and there are several food places to stop at while walking through. Hey also have a movie theater, casino and medieval times connected. Something for everyone. The parking can be a crazy depending on the time but honestly there is space all over. I am one that likes to get as many steps in that I can per day so I normally park as far out so I have to walk, so I don't really have a problem. If you don't like to walk it can be a bit of a struggle to find a parking spot close at times. One thing that can be a bother is the bathrooms. There has been times it need some love and I was a bit shocked because I do see cleaning people around so hopefully they can get that together. All in all this mall does have plenty of shops and options for the whole family. So come on down and enjoy!!

I've been to this mall pre-casino and post casino multiple times. Pre-casino the mall was decent-restaurant options, nice theaters, good options of store, etc. Now, it's a nightmare to get around that area. Parking is a headache. Driving anywhere near there is a chore. Way too many people and lots and lots of tourist clogging up the mall. I feel like the prices in the store are higher because of the added casino. If I have to go to the mall, it's for something very specific that I can be in and out. The positives is the restaurant options are still good. We like to go to the LEGO store, Disney, or book store. If I want to go to a mall to browse around, I'm driving a little further to Annapolis or even Columbia mall.

A mall is a mall, until you have been to Arundel Mills. A dying breed, indoor mall, built in the year 2000, featuring five neighborhoods with over 200 stores, 24 screen Cinemark Egyptian movie theater, Medieval Times, and now has Live! Casino & Hotel. That is the tip of the iceberg. I have been here several times, and on my most recent visit, we walked over 2 miles and found a few great deals. The Coach store was having 70% off, and Levi store had clearance extra 40% off, Mike found 3 pairs of jeans for like $12 each, what a find. We had a great lunch in the newly renovated food court, we chose Charleys Philly Steaks because we were starving and we were keeping it super casual. There are many dining options, including Cheesecake Factory, Johnny Rockets, Buffalo Wild Wings, to name a few. Parking can be a challenge, because of the magnitude of the mall itself, there isn't much that can be done about it. You can, however, park at the casino deck and start your mall excursion at the food court, which is directly across from Live. Overall, I really enjoy coming here, it makes for a nice day trip, it's entertaining, and with so much to do, it's a unique mall experience.

I'm really feeling this mall lately! I love that while I can buy stuff at a big discount...I also get a great workout. I never leave without at least 5-7k steps on my Fitbit! Hit me up for Fitbit challenges! They have everything from Puma which is my new workout gear of choice to Coach bags for men which I can't buy fast enough! I've eaten at a few restaurants and fast foodie type places in my last three visits. Some include The Cheesecake Factory which is actually inside of the live casino directly adjacent to the mall. Mrs Smith's cookies which were nothing special and lastly auntie Anne's for the win! I'm look forward to checking out the Medieval Times restaurant this summer with a large group of guys and the Egyptian themed movie theatre which is larger than life.

Decent mall! Nice, clean, high ceilings and wide walkways. Contains a Lego store, great theater, Dave and busters, and a casino next door. Doesn't have the greatest upscale store selection, but honestly that is the only downside.

Some friends and I were in the area and came to check out this mall. There were 6 of us, three went to the casino and the other three shopped. We all met back together to eat lunch in the food court section. I didn't shop, I was one of the gamblers, lol. I did see a variety of department stores and outlet stores in this mall. I read reviews that parking was crazy but we took uber since we were staying at a nearby hotel. My friends who shopped said they got some good deals which make sense since it was right after Christmas when we visited. The next time I'm in town I will take more time out to retail shop, lol

Arundel Mills is perfect. My favorite part is the cinema and horse show. They have everything. I took my European friends here once, and they spent the entire two days in the mall.

Holy cow. If you don't find what you need here then you don't know what you're looking for. I've never seen a mall with this many stores. I would say 5 stars but no one was really friendly.

Definitely a hot spot for Christmas shopping, please make time and have tons of patience when coming here. They offer such a wide variety of shops than its very difficult to say you can't find the perfect give for this times, from 5 below to coach and books. Nice location and plenty of parking space, social distancing informed in pandemic times and sanitized everywhere.