Las Vegas North Premium Outlets

The question that all ask, which is better north or south outlet, and the answer is definitely north. Been to both outlets in the same day and I can confirm that the north got much more shops from the south especially the luxurious brands, second all shops are way more organized and bigger. The only bummer is that north is outdoor while south is indoor so it’s a bit Tiring during hot weather, moreover parking in south is free while in north is only 5$ per day.

I recently visited Las Vegas North Premium Outlets and had a wonderful shopping experience. Upon arrival, I stopped by the Simon Guest Services office and received a VIP coupon book and a map of the mall. The VIP coupon book turned out to be quite useful, especially if you plan to do a lot of shopping. It offers a variety of discounts, some of which apply only if you spend a certain amount, while others provide a percentage off the entire purchase without a minimum spend. With a wide array of stores participating, the savings can add up quickly. In addition to shopping, the outlets also offer convenient dining options. You can enjoy a sit-down meal at places like The Cheesecake Factory or grab a quick bite at spots like Starbucks or Auntie Anne's. One of the features I particularly enjoyed is that the mall is outdoors. However, be prepared for the heat if you visit during the summer months. Despite the warm weather, the outdoor setting adds a pleasant ambiance to the shopping experience. Whether you're a dedicated shopper or just looking for a leisurely day out, this is a great place to visit.

It's not that great in terms of deals. You need to keep in mind that a state tax of about 10% is added on top. In the summer, it's scorching hot to walk outside in the sun. However, the stores do have air conditioning. It s not free parking. Most outlets have free parking if you buy in a shop, but that s not here. So you know. 👎We went to the Visitor Information Center/tourist information office. This is not what we expected; it's actually a ticket office, a commercial establishment with expensive tickets. It's better to buy tickets elsewhere.

I love this shopping center! It’s always bustling with activity, which adds to the lively atmosphere. The best part is the indoor parking, which makes visits so convenient, especially during bad weather. The variety of shops and restaurants is impressive. Whether you’re looking for high-end brands or unique boutiques, you’ll find something to suit your taste. The dining options are diverse and cater to all preferences, making it a great place to spend the day. The staff and fellow shoppers are friendly, adding to the overall positive experience. I can’t imagine not shopping here—it’s truly a gem. Highly recommended!

Had great service from Andre. Bought American and French perfumes for $80. Promotion was better than normal price for Elizabeth Arden

Las Vegas north premium outlet is a good place to by middle and upper middle brands. Good outlets are usually big and need time to complete. Here, it’s better if you try to choose a cooler weather for your visit. The end of August is burning 🔥 hot. Here except a 40% price cut of most brands. There are open, uncovered free parking lots available. However, if you need shaded parking it’s not free. There is velvet parking for $11 . There are all day shopping 🛒 carts for $10 . Las Vegas has changed a lot following the Covid pandemic: everything is being monetized now including parking.

Had the most incredible shopping experience at Las Vegas Premium Outlets! 🛍️ From the moment I stepped foot in this shopping paradise, I was blown away by the vast selection of high-end brands and unbeatable deals. The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement, and the friendly staff made me feel right at home. With endless options for fashion, accessories, and more, I couldn't resist indulging in some retail therapy. The layout of the outlets was convenient and easy to navigate, ensuring a stress-free shopping spree. Plus, the food trucks serving delicious treats kept me energized throughout the day. Whether you're a fashionista or simply looking for great deals, Las Vegas Premium Outlets is a must-visit destination!

One central point and place for all branded product Stores. Greta parking and food court

Shopaholic's dream location... You know the Las Vegas North Premium Outlets is the first place I go to when I'm in Vegas...and as I wait for the rental car I did pull a few on the slots and came up I took it and run over here lol! Located as Yelp directions gives it 5-6 minutes from Downtown Las Vegas, I've even took the bus here at one point making it a great accessible location to shop while parking here for visitors is $5 which is decent in comparison to the Strip area. Walking over from the parking I'm loving Nike is one of the first prominent shop you see and I dove in to find some sneaks, not much of a sale or deal via the app (staff recommended) as well I did find a couple one in mens actually did surprise me to find one as the selection in women's was a bit depressing. This outdoor open air shopping complex can get hot so starting early as soon as they open is recommended what I do love versus the North is it's not one long path though I've gotten lost if you're not familiar with the layout and there are some bathroom in specific areas but the food court is a bit small so we usually got shop and get out but you're able to do a mobile order with Starbucks so these modern days can make that retail therapy easy on yourself. Thank you!

This wasn't my first time here but I had a much better experience last time. Its true, you do have to pay $5 for parking. Not a big deal. The types of luxury stores here felt limited. I did buy a few things from pandora, lululemon, guess, etc but overall it was meh. I swear I saw advertising for Furla on a building but I dont think they actually have that store here. Vegas outlet shopping this time was not as I expected. The north and south outlets are not as great as Desert Hills near Palm Springs in my opinion.

I always felt this mall was difficult for locals to shop but I found out there was a Victorias Secret Outlet here and would go out of my way to park and trek in to shop there. I shop there regularly. Today I visited and it appears it has closed? However it is still listed as "open" on Google maps and on the map in the mall it is still displayed as a business they host. When I call the line is disconnected with no forwarding message. What a disappointment and waste of time.

Parking is free for residents with a NV driver license in the parking garages. It is a nice outdoor walking mall. When I was there, there was plenty of parking available in lot A. The parking lot attendants were very helpful showing me how to scan my drivers license upon exciting the parking garage. Practically press it up against the screen for scanning. It worked! They have a few stores I'm interested in. On nice weather days, it's a nice place to walk around and shop.

This place is huge - you can most definitely shop until you drop! The parking is convenient and cheap so that's a major plus, especially with a walkway bridge connecting the parking bridge to the shops. The food court is cute too (and indoors). The buildings provided a good amount of shade outside which was much needed. Let's not forget that there are SO MANY stores here, with something for everyone! I also joined the VIP Shopper's Club which I recommend for some good deals/coupons. All in all, if you're looking for a great place to shop at, local or visiting, this is a solid location.

Even though the temperature was around 96 degrees, it was still bearable to walk around. Good prices on items. 1 star deduct because they charge non residence $5 for parking while the South Outlet is free parking. Also parking payment is via phone app which I don't like and rather pay at a vending machine. Nice that they have a parking attendant stationed at the entry/exit gates, makes things go smoother. I see Vegas offers a free bus loop route to the outlet but didn't have time to figure that out.

I went to these outlets on a weekday afternoon when I was visiting Vegas. They were so clean and kept up nicely. Everything was clean and presentable. They had a good variety of shops and the map was accurate! I subtracted one star just because their escalator wasn't working and neither was their elevator so that was kind of a pain.

Great outdoor outlet malls with lots of high end and family friendly stores. Great selection of stores and service is dependent of the individual stores. The downside is that all stores are outdoors and are not fully enclosed. I gave it a four star rating because it is too hot there during summer months.

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I went to this store for the first time ( Abercrombie & Fitch) , but it's the closest one to me, and it was really overwhelming. The clothes were all over the place, disorganized, and I got overwhelmed trying to find my size. I'm not sure if there was understaffing, but the only person I saw working was the girl in the fitting room.

I absolutely love the North Premium Outlets! This is actually one of my go to spots for shopping! I really appreciate the variety of stores and all the value all the different stores have to offer! I mean who doesnt love a great discount or deal! If you are looking for a really good selection with hundreds of discounts this is your place to shop! I also value that as a local, we get complimentary parking! With paid parking everywhere is Las Vegas, its nice to know they give us complimentary parking! Now I will say that many of the stores and restaurants they have here have fantastic customer service! We went into Shake Shack and had the best experience from our cashier Peter! He was very personable and very kind! Which I absolutely love! And the fact that the food was on point made the ehole experience everything! You definitely need to get the cheese and bacon on your fries! It's a must! Lastly, my nephew had the time of his life going through the Disney store! It's seriously the best in there for all you Disney fans! Overall: I highly recommend coming here to shop, dine and experience!

Came here yesterday and felt there were many more deals to be had here compared to the shops at Caesars. My wife found a great outfit at Ann Taylor and wants to come back here next time we are in Las Vegas! I had a subway sandwich at the food court while I waited and it was good.

Good selection of stores, pricey and blistering hot with not enough shade to enjoy the outdoor. Just seems that it could be just LV but more concessions to alleviate heat related issues. More Sports apparel

We love going here as the stores are so great and a lot of the luxury brand stores have good discounts. The problem and me giving less stars lays with the parking situation. Even when it's not busy there's lines to get out as the system is not efficient. You supposedly can park free with a Nevada license however it did not scan ours so we ended up paying anyway. If this issue would be fixed and the food court have better options this mall would be the best

The mall boasts an extensive selection of stores, featuring numerous well-established brands at discounted prices. Whether you're in search of designer labels or more budget-friendly alternatives, there's something to suit every taste. The layout of the mall is relatively straightforward to navigate, and the staff at the stores were generally friendly and helpful.

1 1/2 minute read: We'll, here we are ... Again. We're searching for comfort in shoes. I need an everyday pair of slaps. The last pair lasted a good stretch. I had two pairs but one got SaltH2Oand didn't fare so good. But I'm not in that much of a hurry. So I'm looking and looking and I hate Looking! Not to sound indifferent here, but I can't say to much about a shoe Store on account they all do the job of keeping you from being discalced. On the other hand, Employees can vary in Customer Service attitude. I find the Staff here, helpful, caring and very busy. If you're in Vegas and in need of shod, check out @SKECHERSUSA

Probably the best Outlet mall I've been to so far. This is an outdoor mall with lots of parking. Parking is free for locals with valid driver's license. The food court is small and not too many options for food. So we try to eat before we get here. We're usually not here too long, couple hours max because we know where our shops are. Best time to go is when they first open. More options for parking and less people walking around makes our shopping experience quicker and less stressful lol. Lots of clean restrooms throughout the mall. Prices are definitely less than the regular stores.

I enjoy coming here and exploring all the stores. As a local, it's nice to go and walk around . I feel some of the stores can be updated . I prefer the south outlets instead . Overall, there's something for everyone.

Ridiculous, ridiculous, ridiculous! An outlet center that charges for parking is ridiculous. Premium outlets, you should be ashamed of yourselves.

As someone living in California, coming to these outlets where the sales tax is lower and the options are bountiful made my consumer heart skip a beat or two. We came here to burn some time in-between festivities and ended up spending a good few hours perusing all the different shops available. I got my educator discount working at shops like Express and Nordstrom Rack and it was fun popping in and out everywhere just to see what was available. Lots of great deals are here but still be smart to look online before purchasing. These outlets are all outside so when be careful when it rains - there won't be a lot of shade covering. However, there is plenty of parking available and I remember it being free for at least the first hour or so of shopping.

Great shops , but since it is an outdoor mall, it was extremely hot! Found some great deals!

I have not been to this location for a bit, but it really a well laid out shopping mall. The shops are all mainstream and with high-end products. There's a small food court, but that doesn't limit you to other choices with stand alone restaurants. Cheesecake Factory and Shake Shack are there. The buses stop frequently (the Downtown Shuttle and The Deuce). Free parking for Nevada residents at the exit gates, not the pre parking kiosks. I live within walking distance, so I have no excuses to visit again.

Came here a few days ago with my mom and brother who were visiting from Hawaii. I mainly come here for Victoria's Secret & francesca's. Come to find out, both stores aren't here anymore. I visited both stores a few months ago. I had no idea they were closing at that time. Just a heads up, if you're not a nevada resident, its $5 for Parking. Parking used to be free for non-residents. If you want free parking, go to the South outlets instead. The south outlets is indoors.

If you are looking for the most popular place to shop when you're in Vegas, you gotta check out this outlet. It has a good mix of low, mid to high end stores. So it's a perfect location to get all of your shopping done with affordable prices. I really enjoy coming here because they have all the stores I usually shop at at amazing prices. So I don't need to head to different locations. They also have a food court area too if you need to take a break for a quick bite or coffee. The downsize about this mall is that it used to be free parking but now they charge at both parking garages. This mall is quite busy through out the year since it's a popular shopping location. But at least they do have parking sensors. So it's easier to find parking. Just dont' forget to bring your ticket with you so you can pay on your way out. I also don't like that it's outdoors. So when it's summer and winter seasons, it's either extremely cold or hot!

STACEY was so helpful when I needed to order several items, which unfortunately were not all available in the same store. She helped me track them down, processed the order, and applied the appropriate promo codes and voucher so everything went smoothly despite the many moving pieces of my order. And this was done over the phone, too! I could tell from the background noise that the store was quite busy. Not surprising, since it's 10 days before Christmas AND there's a sale going on. I'm impressed and thankful for how professional, patient, and friendly the customer service was here in the middle of all that retail chaos.

Jose was a great help today! Made me feel safe in the store and help with all my needs. I left with 4 pairs today due to the great promotions they had. I would recommend to family.

This place has paid parking garage and a parking lot for out of town person like me. Lots of traffic today when we went here. My boyfriend skip the parking garage and decided to park at the parking lot due to lots of congestion at the parking garage which is free for locals. The parking lot is five dollar for all day parking. This place has not change since I last went here last year. This time I only went to saks off fifth since I have not been there the last several times when I came here. Saks off fifth has some decent selections.

The Las Vegas north premium outlets are the ones I most frequent in Vegas since it is easy for my boyfriend to drop me off there while he plays at the casinos downtown. I can probably spend a few hours here. I have a routine of which stores I go to though, otherwise it gets a little overwhelming. The lots are usually full when I go, if there is a parking lot that is open, you do have to pay for parking here. I think they also have a valet option. So it's nice that I get dropped off. I also like that they have a food court and a chipotle. It's nice to have a snack between all the shopping things that have to get done. Some of my favorite stores here are the lululemon store, the Nike store, Tory Burch, Marc jacobs, and off 5th. They have a Jimmy Choo store and an all saints store that I usually check out but haven't found anything at yet. As at any outlet store, prices are better than normal stores, but you can usually find just as good deals if you're a good shopper of deals anyway. I like the selection of stores here, but I wish it wasn't as crowded and that you didn't have to pay for parking, but not everything can be perfect, I get it...

1. North outlets have more high end designer options 2. Protein smoothie available at food court 3. Food court gets packed so lookout for seating 4. Right across the street from the conference centre (no need for Uber)

I was very impressed with Jackie J and Isiah Salter who really helped me exchange new unused shoes for new ones the foot doctor wanted me to use now. Thank you JC for allowing me to exchange the new unsed shoes for what I am wearing now. They are really great, They also helped me find hiking shows as well for my hiking and walking. The cost of the shoes is very good too. They have a really great stock of quality shoes and clothes in one location. It is good to know you can go to such a good store wit nice people who realy know their stock and really care about finding the best shoe for their customer. THANK YOU DO VERY MUCH. Stephen Goldstein

I can't recommend this mall. Prices are outrageous, food court is disappointing. 5.00 to park if you aren't a Nevada resident. And it takes over a half hour sitting to get in and out of parking structures. We have wasted daylight just sitting trying to exit. Pick anywhere else.

Who doesn't love Outlet shopping? You can find so many deals from top designers and other name brands at a fraction of department store prices. This is an outdoor style mall and can get hot during summer days, and cold at night now that we're heading towards winter season. So much parking with 2 garages on both ends. Easy to get to it's located just off the I-15 and very close to Downtown Las Vegas Hotels.

This place is huge. I was in search of a small purse I could carry around with me this Vegas trip and also bring to a wedding. We tried Michael Kors, Gap, Banana Republic, Coach, and a few others, but I wanted something more inexpensive, so I ended up purchasing one from Forever 21. The outlets have a variety of stores, restaurants, and more, and hopefully I'll come back sometime when I have more time - we arrived at 7pm and most stores closed at 8pm.

Still a great outdoor mall with many popular and unique shops. They also have boutique and general shops as well. The stores always have sales however, I find that shopping at holiday time gives you the best deep discounts of all. They add new stores and also have a decent food court in the middle along with restaurants too. I always find really good things here every time I visit.

The sales weren't bad. Plenty of parking structures and outdoor parking spaces. It was $5 to park all day when we went. And they have a few Tesla superchargers. These were located in the outdoor lot closer to the freeway. We pressed the call button to ask for a Tesla PIN number. We stayed about an hour after we finished charging and we didn't have to pay for parking. I'm not too sure how it works if you stay longer. The sales are always hit or miss with outlets but be sure to sign up for the Simon premium outlets vip status and they have some coupons on their website. We were able to use the coupons at CK and Disney.

Shop shop shop and more shopping!! Great stores to choose from. Not too crowded, great deals. It's cold but to marathon shoppers we don't feel it. Gotta hit the next store! See ya

Between the south and north outlets, we prefer the north one. It has a lot more shops, brands and quality stores. Many parking lot around and valet parking option which makes shopping and dropping bags off to the car a lot easier. There are several restrooms located in the outlet. Food and drinks wise has Starbucks, ice cream shop, shake shack...etc, definitely convenient for shoppers. The size of this outlet is pretty big, we didn't make through even half of the shops in one day. So be prepared and put on your comfortable walking shoes and enjoy your retail therapy! https://www.instagram.com/reel/CrVxgP7A5t9/?igshid=YjNmNGQ3MDY=

What idiot designed the parking system here where everyone has to wait in line to get into and out of the parking lot? And now they charge $5 when it used to be free and easy! Also, 2 of the best stores are now gone: Porsche Design and Dunhill.

Used to be a great place, this will be my last trip ever. Admittedly I should have checked the stores as it's been a few years since I shopped here. There is no longer a Lucky or Nordstroms rack. Even overlooking that there were no deals. Ann Taylor Factory was more expensive than Ann Taylor online. If you have a US shipping address literally ordering online is cheaper than this "outlet". Stopped by samsonite, prices were a minimum of 10% over online prices. This is no longer a locals outlet. If you are a tourist and cannot ship to your hotel or want a low end high end experience this is for you! The worst part of the whole place is their new way-finding. Definitely can tell a las vegan designed it. Removed the numbers, and the you are here. It is now a large colorful map with store names you can try to find based on color coding and no locational information. Imagine something a three year old designed, great effort little fellow.

Sarah from Under Armour is a real asset to the company. She contacted us a day after my nephew lost his phone and wanted to ship it to us at no cost. Upper management should know that she is a real supervisor and a great asset. Thanks Sarah!

So this uprooted this best Victoria secret & pink outlet!!! And now my girl friend say Rue 21 was also closing with out even an update online or in the store like a closing sale at least but nope just where closed. We visit the Victoria Secret religiously for our weekly starbuck and VS deal shopping! This is fustrating and truly sad

We had a blast here walking around! It was pretty warm. The outlet had water mist throughout the outdoor shopping area to keep patrons cool . Plenty of stores here Kate Spade, Nike, Coach, perfume places, Timberland, and many more shops such as clothing etc . A nice selection of food choices in the food court and I decided on the salad place which was amazing, light and refreshing! It's a lot of walking and there's plenty of places to sit down. Very nice outlet!

Shopping in Las Vegas... There are two major shopping outlets that my friends, family, and I visit when we're in Las Vegas. Premium Outlets North (as opposed to South) is the closest one to Downtown. PARKING: in the structure, it's $5. At least it's covered because the hot sun can melt your purchases! Haha! ENVIRONMENT: this is an outdoor experience. Fresh air is appreciated. I don't like coming in the summertime because the desert heat is wicked! I think there were misters for customers to cool off. The spray seems to evaporate quickly from the skin... There's a Food Court (Subway, South Philly cheesesteaks, Chinese cuisine, Italian Kitchen, salads, smoothies, frozen yogurt, erc.) and many shopping choices. The electronic directory is interactive and helpful. My friends recently wanted to visit Tumi, Ralph Lauren, Ted Baker, Coach, and Kate Spade. I just sat and waited in the shade because my luggage is packed and full already!

I usually dislike outlet malls because they all seem to have the same stores and merchandise. While there are some of the usual stores here they also have great upscale retailers such as Vince, All Saints and Armani. It also has Shake Shack and Cheesecake Factory. The mall is clean and easy to traverse. Parking can be difficult. I choose to Uber instead of dealing with the parking hassle. Customer service can be hit or miss and many of your fellow customers will be pushy and inconsiderate.

One of the must-stop places when we're in Vegas. The North Premium Outlets have a lot of higher end shops that you don't usually find at outlet malls - Robert Graham, Porsche Design, Ted Baker are ones we usually stop in at for menswear, Tumi for luggage, plus Nike to look for shoes that are inevitably not available in my sweetie's size. Higher end labels include Armani, Bally, Ferragamo, St. John, etc (check the listing to see who currently has a retail presence at the outlets.) Easy enough to get an Uber to take you there, and a cab (there's a ready cab line) to take you back if you don't have a car.

I took the bus 108 NB from westgate and got off on Charlston, walked abt 13 min. That walk is not bad because it is by a busy street during daytime, it's probably ok, although in late afternoon or evening it could be sketchy. There is also another bus that drops you off in front of the outlet, depending on which one you can catch. I came here for the first time since i was just curious what designer items they have available. I went to Tory B, Jimmy Choo, Saks Off fifth, Burberry... and most of the staff don't really care to greet you, except for Tory. I personally like Cabazon much better or Woodbury Commons in NY, in terms of customer service and merchandise availability.

Las Vegas North Premium Outlets is located at the north end of The Strip at the gateway to downtown Las Vegas. It has 175 designer and brand name stores including Coach, Columbia, kate spade new york, Lululemon, Michael Kors, Neiman Marcus, Nike, Diane Von Furstenberg, Saks Fifth Avenue, Tory Burch, Vans, etc. There's a food court has great on-the-go options include Shake Shack, Chipotle, Villa Fresh Italian Kitchen, Kung Pao Wok, Subway and Amorino Gelato. It was so hot that day so we didn't spend too much time there. It's a nice outlet though and we still got some stuff at Columbia and shoes at Vans. Parking on property is available for a flat, all day rate of $5. Cash and credit card payments are accepted.

This is one of my favorite Outlets in Las Vegas. It is an outdoor shopping area and it has a cheesecake factory. If you're visiting from Southern California, you may not like it since there are better outlets in Southern Cal. I don't know why people complain about the parking here. I always find parking easily. I have the park near The Cheesecake Factory parking structure or in the outside parking next to it. I've never had an issue but I do tend to go right when they open The NORTH Premium Outlets has Coach, Kate spade, Lululemon Outlet and a Victoria's Secret Outlet. They closed the Godiva which made me a little upset, but oh well.

This was my first trip to the North Premium outlets and it was such a pleasant experience. It has a great outdoor vibe to just take a walk and window shop and find great deals.