Outlet Collection at Niagara

Niagara Outlet Mall is a must-visit if you’re in the area! The mall is huge with a fantastic selection of brands and stores, from fashion and sportswear to accessories and home items. You can easily spend hours exploring and finding great deals. The food court has plenty of choices, and there are also restaurants nearby if you want to sit down for a proper meal. Parking is very convenient with lots of spots, so you don’t have to worry even on busy days. Overall, it’s a great place for shopping, eating, and spending time with family or friends.

This is a nice outlet mall with stores from all major global retailers. Found the shops in this outlet mall to be better stocked, and the staff was definitely nicer than the outlet mall near Toronto. Hence would recommend stopping by at this mall on your way to and from Niagara Falls. There is plenty of parking across all sides of the mall. There is a children play area, ATMs, food and beverage shops around the mall. The mall does get crowded, however parking is a lot easier to find as compared to other similar malls.

Great spot to shop, It’s lovely keep in mind you are walking outside between stores! The selection is solid (huge Nike, Bass Pro, Aritzia, Lacoste and much more), and the grounds are kept very clean. Definitely worth a stop if you’re heading to the Niagara Falls

I visited this outlet completely by chance, and I must say it felt very cozy and atmospheric. My favorite stop was the Victoria’s Secret store, because I was really able to shop well there and find great deals for a small amount of money. The only downside for me is that the outlet overall doesn’t really stand out compared to others – apart from that one store, the selection felt pretty much the same as anywhere else. Will I come back? I don’t see much reason to travel specifically to Toronto just for this outlet, but if I’m nearby, I would definitely stop by again. Pros: cozy atmosphere, good variety, great Victoria’s Secret store Cons: nothing major, but overall it feels like a very standard outlet

Niagara Outlet Mall is a big and beautiful place. You can find many brand clothes, shoes, and other useful things. It’s a great mall for shopping.

A large collection of outlets and discount stores. There is a smaller Lululemon outlet store here as well but limited in selection. There are quite a few premium outlets such as the Nike store which has quite a good selection and fairly good prices. I tried to find the food court but didn’t find it… need more seating and benches for people to rest!!

Stopped in to check it out. Would recommend going on warm days. Lots to look at, go threw many stores, the eatery has few good food options. Including crepes, bubble teas, nyf. Nothing really expensive at all. Would go back on warm days. But yes there is out side walking,just for those that have never been.

Great place for shopping! Lots of brand options, good deals, and plenty of parking. The layout is easy to walk, and the staff at most stores are friendly. Perfect for a quick shopping trip or a full day out.

My family and I would always like to make a stop here during our road trip before we cross the border to U.S to do a little bit of shopping. The outlet is quite big with various stores such as Roots, Nike, Adidas, Coach, Michael Kors, Gap etc. Those are typically the stores I check out when I'm there. Sometimes it feels like it's a hit or miss in terms of sales. But I would still try my luck. I mean the stuff would still probably be cheaper on the Canadian side taking the exchange rates into consideration.

I often stop here when I'm passing by on my way to her from Toronto. There's usually pretty easy parking, and the bathrooms are clean. They have an outside area with a bunch of different food trucks, which pretty much have something for everyone. There's also a very nice easy access seating right in the middle of all the food trucks. It makes for a great environment. When I was here recently, on a Sunday afternoon, the mall was very busy. It's great to see that. 3 stars for this large chain. I default chains to 3 stars as they must be A-OK to expand as they have.

This was the 2nd time coming here for the Lindt store since the store in US has closed. This time we walked around. It's outdoor so winter months will be cold. They have a great variety of stores. They have a building for a food court but also had some food Trucks. Nice place for a shopping Spree and American Dollar is great.

Visiting this outlet on the way back from Crystal Beach. It has a good selection of stores but nothing special. The parking was quite far from the stores. I like the Halton Hills outlet better since it has a luxury brand section. Since this outlet is so close to the border I would recommend going to Buffalo it's much cheaper. My fav stores to shop here are Nike and 5th avenue. All The stores are outside and the foodcourt has very limited selection. There are a couple of food truck outside which is nice.

The outlet mall is always busy. I do appreciate the open concept of the outdoor mall, especially so during the time of covid. The deals aren't bad, they have a good amount of designer brands and a lot of parking spots.

It's a pretty cute outdoor outlet with many stores for whatever you could need. There's lots of parking. Dogs are even allowed here.

Nice outdoor outlet collection in a beautiful area. A lot of good stores, especially activewear. The food court is large and has many different options, there's even food trucks. We spent about 3 hours here and found some great deals

Dec 12th, 2018 - I wanted to buy a bag pack for work and since we were making a very short trip to Niagara Falls I decided to stop off at the outlet. The Calvin Klein outlet had so many bags to chose from and the prices were very good. Plus I had my CK preferred members discount too. I really like my bag pack, so far it working out very well. The sales rep in the store were both very nice!

The Niagara outlet is very easy to get it on the way to Niagara Falls or from Niagara-on-the-Lake. There was a lot of parking spots available on a Tuesday afternoon and it was not busy either. The stores are entered from the outside but lots of room to walk and benches available for partners to wait. There are some great stores here and I just went into 5 or 6 of them and spent almost an hour and half there. If I had more to shop, I could see myself spending half a day here checking things out and finding deals, as the outlet stores did have some good prices. Some times might have outlet store specific while others had items half price what I would see in the store in a mall. Come during the weekday afternoon as not many lines in stores or washrooms. I would shop here again if I'm in the area.

YEAH BABY. This outlet mall was about 10 minutes from our hotel and when we saw it driving in my husband looked at me and said, "so when are we going?" Because he knows I love an outlet mall with all of my heart. The answer? The very next morning. And this collection was GREAT. It's organized really well (outdoors but not a strip mall like a lot of other outlets) and very clean. It's a newer build, I think, or at least it seems that way. Great store selection, too. Including outlet faves like Kate Spade, J Crew, Coach, Gap, Banana Republic, Ecco, Fossil, Nike, etc and a bunch that I've never seen at an outlet mall before including Lululemon, Asics, and Sorrel. The later two of which I bought more than a few pairs of shoes at. Gotta take advantage of it while you can! Parking is a bit odd in that you park outside of the complex, so if you're buying a lot of stuff you'll have to walk it back to your car regularly, but it's worth it for all the great deals and options. We came straight from breakfast so we weren't hungry but there are a few dining options on site. I did get a beverage at David's Tea as well and that was a nice refreshment!

always good bargains, especially nail polish and some hair products for less. I always end up getting something.

Very huge partially outside mall. All the stores are enclosed but you walk outside to get to the next one. Many high end stores are located here, along with more reasonable priced stores. There is a section that has a few food trucks, as well as a regular food court. For the kids there is a section or two, that has a playground. Worth the trip just to see the place. Especially when they have some good promotions (sales) for you.

If I was working on a stat holiday, I think I would be so miserable. Every store that I went to - their customer service was impeccable (except for Pandora - the guy was no help at all and a bit stuck up). The deals were amazing. My hubby managed to grab two pairs of shoes and 4 tshirts. I bought two kate spade wallets for the price of ONE WALLET and an underarmour gym bag which was normally 130 for under 50 bucks. My hubby told me we should have bought a second one to put away but the deals were an absolute steal. The outlet here is so much better than Lundy Lanes. Happy shopping fellow yelpers!

Nothing outlet about this place. Prices were no different than they would be a regular store. They have a great selection of stores, but was highly disappointed with the discounts.

I really enjoyed this outlet's selection, though I thought the parking vs. layout of stores was a bit whack. When you get into the parking area, it's tough to find a good "spot" since there are very few entrances to the shopping corridors. There's basically no such thing as a good parking spot here. There should be doors facing the parking area into each store. The grounds were kept very well on our visit, but it was also very cold and not very crowded. We were pleased with the selection of stores, though some are not actually outlets, but just regular retail stores with regular retail prices and "sales". Room for improvement would include beverage vending machines throughout the facility. We walked forever before finding the eatery and paying an exuberant price for a bottle of water. I'd visit in the future (preferably when it's warmer outside!).

Great outlet! Had a great time shopping, it was festive for the holidays and I sampled some wine. The tree was beautiful and they had so many nice photo backgrounds. The reindeers had on scarves and the lights were really nice. Come to Niagara on the Lake for a Mother & Daughter trip. We stopped before dinner. They had food trucks, a nice food court and the fireplace was going strong. There was plenty of outdoor seating so I'm sure when the weather is warm this is a great place to sit and chill between shopping. They had a great selection of stores and the deals were ok. I'd certainly come back during the summer months. I've been to a lot of outlets. This was a nice one. Parking is plentiful. The entire area is clean, safe and well lit.

I appreciate it's an outdoor format, less being closer to other humans and hearing their conversations.. mediocre food court, washrooms are nice. Shopping is crappy on this side of the border; cross to Niagara NY or Buffalo area.

A great way to spend a shopping day! We came from downtown Toronto and it took us around 2 hours to get there (we had two accidents happen on the highway) We went on a Tuesday morning so it wasn't that busy. The deals were pretty good. They have a decent sized food court with different types of food. I'd recommend taking a day off and exploring all the stores they have.

Just your average outlet, nothing special. The stores are not connected indoors, so make sure you're dressed for the weather. Walking from store to store can be annoying when it's raining or snowing and there's a lot of wind. The Eatery (food court) has about 8-9 restaurants (plus a coffee place and convenience store) and it's pretty clean. There's ALWAYS a lot of people at the Eatery and it's hard to find seats.

This is a super well stocked outlet! Given it is in the middle of no where and i came dead of winter, i was able to find and get things i wanted. Beware this outlet is OUTDOORS as most outlets are, but this is in a frigid area of the world. It was snowing and cold but there were still shoppers looking to get Boxing Day deals. This means we walked around cold and rushing in and out of stores. Heres some of the stores we visited Polo Ralph Lauren - had items i wouldnt have found at my outlet in California, had a 50% off sale Ardene - Canadian based juniors store also had 50% off Calvin Klein - had 60% off deals, good accessories Uggs- mostly everything i wanted was gone but 40% off at most Browns - same prices (sale too) as the mall Rudsak - Same prices (sale too) as the mall

Whenever I get a chance I like to cross the border and stop by this mall. I feel that even though we have an outlet near usa border, this one has a different variety of stores. I went on a Saturday morning on a relatively hot summer day. I like the outdoor space (they even have a food truck and kids area). However, the downside of this mall is that during summer is too hot and on winter is too cold (the bad part of visiting an outdoor mall). In addition, I would say that the food court offerings are somewhat limited but that might be my excuse to go to the wineries ;)

Great stores. The only problem was, someone entered our vehicle while we were shopping and stole a couple of things. We parked at the back of lot 3A and there were a couple of kids behind the tree in front of our parking spot. I knew there was something off about them just by the way they looked. The one person was Asian and had mixed colored hair, orange, brown, blonde. Couldn't really tell what gender. The other dirt bag stayed hidden behind the tree. They had a backpack with wires hanging out and I'm sure it had one of those fob code readers. So when I locked my car, they were able to pick up the code on their reader and then just wait for us to go into the mall to ransack our car. Be warned, if you see this ugly twat roaming in the parking lot, call the police or better yet, break its jaw for me. I called the mall and reported the theft, but they said this was a camera dead zone and said they would call back if they picked anything up. Either way, those degenerate scumbags ruined the rest of my last day of vacation and I hope they get cancer from the carton of smokes they stole.

This outlet plaza built a couple of years ago is located right off the QEW. Lots of parking everywhere, though because of the layout, you can't quickly go in and out. During the winter the winds can get pretty bad here so bundle up. If you are looking for the higher end outlets like Coach, North Face, and Ugg, this is the place to be. The stores have a higher amount of square feet and lots of selection. And, there is a Tim Hortons here of course!

Outlet Collection is great to visit as a break from wineries, hiking and eating when one is visiting in the area. I definitely won't recommend it as a destination. As a savvy shopper, one might find the selection and the saving not worth their while. But I do like the set up of the mall, Spacious with a lot of open space! Aroma, Tim Horton's and Even a Starbucks?! Food selection might be weak but there is so many other options in the area! The stores though not too exciting but every single one I went into is clean and well layered out. And compare to Lundy's Lane?! This is so much better! Ample parking but I was there on a weeknight and it was really quiet. Will I be back? Yes I will be when I am in the area for my winery and brewery one! It is just so conveniently located and I cannot really drink the whole day?! or can I?

3.5/5 Outlet Collection At Niagara is located just off the QEW past the Garden City Skyway (if you're coming from Toronto). You won't miss it; just look for the long lineup of cars exiting, and chances are they're all going to the mall. Sales were definitely aplenty during the Labour Day Weekend, to a point where I saw several American-plated cars shopping. Variety is quite decent, with staples such as Coach, Puma, Adidas, Reebok, Saks, as well as a few surprises like Salomon and the Diesel surplus store. Once you can find parking (if you can find parking), the mall is quite nice to walk around. Reminds me of an outdoor Vaughan Mills setup, and their food court architecture is quite nice (look at the roof!). If you don't wanna cross the border for whatever reason, and I don't blame you of course, this is a good stop gap.

Of all the outlet malls in Ontario, I definitely prefer this one. This is an outdoor mall so, be prepared in the rain and snow. On the other hand, you can bring your doggos here! They recently opened a Moose Knuckles here! They sell their classic bomber styles here at a discount so def worth it if you're planning on purchasing one of their jackets. The Kate Spades at any of these outlet malls are always crazy cheap. They often offer 70%... it's crayyyyy. Lululemon here is pretty good - they offer some good deals. UGG is mehhh - this one is not as good as their other outlet locations further down south in the States. Prices here compared to the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls NY - it's wayyyy cheaper on the Canadian side (when you convert the prices back to CAD)!!! Save a trip to Buffalo and just come here instead.

A huge disappointment! It's marketed as an Outlet Mall, but the prices are above average. There's lots of signs in various stores stating SALE and Up To 50% Off, but in reality the prices are no less than you would find at the equivalent store in your local mall. In fact, in many cases the prices are higher for last season's merchandise compared to the latest similar item you'd get locally. Then there's the strange concept of making this an outdoor mall. So you can run through the rain showers or freezing cold to traverse from store to store. Not a great idea for Canada's climate.

After hiking at Niagara Glen, my family saw that this was on the way back home so we stopped by to see if there would be good discounts. They have a nice variety of stores so there's something for everyone. Honestly we just went to a couple of stores like Lululemon and I gotta say that the discounts were actually pretty good although the lines were pretty long. You should definitely go early because sizes are gone really quickly. I'd say the longest line was Nike. Good amount of parking.

Finally an outlet mall comparable to the premium outlets in the US! This outlet mall is far better than the fashion outlets across the border. It has more stores, more designer brands, a much better layout, and comparable prices. I usually buy more things here than at the fashion outlets. My favourite stores are Pandora, Ugg, and lululemon. They always have excellent deals but sometimes long lineups.

There aren't many places, I personally shop at here, I mainly only guy to buy gifts. I go probably once a year to buy Christmas presents, and only go to 1-3 stores at most. The mall has many pricy stores and no a whole lot of variety. As someone who doesn't like paint full price, or buying because of the brand, I have bought next to nothing for myself from the mall. When buying gifts I go to Gap, Old Navy and maybe Banana Republic. So I go to shop at the most "popular" of the stores in the mall. The Niagara region has a pretty limited selection of affordable clothing stores for all ages, so the mall does help with buying presents. The outlet and Pen Center (other mall in the area) are comparable, but the outlet has more high end stores then the Pen Center.

A great open air mall with plenty of stores for everyone. They have a good mix of high name brands and local fare, and even have a play area for kids and an indoor eatery. Me and my wife love visiting here on the way home and always come back with more than we bargained for.

We always come to this outlet during our trips to Niagara Falls. Lots of attractive brand name stores such as Van Heusen, Coach, Michael Kors, Haggar, Calvin Klein, etc. Lindt is the best! Walk in and get a free chocolate! Parking lot is enormous, but fills up quickly during long weekends.

We were at NOTL and it rained one day so wanted to get inside for a bit. The mall was nicely laid out and all the stores and malls itself were following all the Covid precautions. Got really good deals at north face, roots, new balance and Ralph Lauren. Lots of parking and super clean washrooms. Probably 75% of the mall is covered but some of the time's it is open air. Nike we couldn't get into because the line spread across 4 stores long.

The Outlet Collection at Niagara is conveniently located right off the Queen Elizabeth Way (QEW) East to Niagara Falls. It reminds me of an outdoor version of Vaughan Mills or Great Lakes Crossing Outlets. It's pretty much just an oval with stores throughout. The food court is at one end of the Mall rather then the middle. Being an outdoor Mall, you'll need to be prepared to brave the weather, but not to fret, the walkways are canopied. Once you arrive, I recommend that you drive around to the far side where the Visitor's Centre is. Much like Birch Run and Great Lakes Crossing, the Visitors Centre will provided you with additional savings coupons if you sign in. You can also pick up maps of the Mall. One highlight of this Mall is that they provide complementary portable phone chargers! You'll need to sign them out and leave a deposit, and they subject to availability. There is also free WiFi throughout. There is a really small play area for toddlers just outside the Visitors Centre. We were there on a pretty mild day for winter with temperatures around freezing. Winds were supposed to be southerly at 17 kph (10 mph), but I didn't really feel it, so the outer buildings provided good shelter against that too. The Mall has many of the major American Nameplates like Michael Kors, Coach, Nike, Adidas, North Face, Columbia, Lulu Lemon, American Eagle Outfitters, Gap, Tommy Hilfiger, Ralph Lauren, etc. So there plenty of variety for both males and females when it comes to textiles. There is also a Lindt, Lacoste and a Bass Pro Shops. The food court was disappointing in terms of variety. There were only about 10 restaurants to choose from, and there really wasn't anything that wowed me. Overall, I would rate the place a 4.5 out of 5 due to the WiFi and portable phone power, but dock it 0.5 for the food court. The Mall has all the staples most consumers are looking for, and the outdoor setting would be great in the warmer seasons. If you're travelling from the US, you may be able find some great deals with the currently favorable exchange rates.

Nice selection of retailers and merchandise--sometimes outlets seem to be trying to rid themselves of stuff they can't sell in their "regular"stores, but I didn't find that to be the case here. Some bargains but not always. Good open lay out, food area had variety. Many businesses dog friendly, so you can bring your four legged friend for a day of shopping!

great place to find a deal on shoes, clothing or almost anything else your looking for. It will take the day or at the very least the whole afternoon to visit this outlet mall. The prices are very reasonable compared to retail stores. On long weekends, Mother's or Father's day weekends there are some great deals to be had. In my opinion it's one of the best if not the best outlet malls in Ontario.

We stopped here after seeing it off the QEW while on our way to Toronto. This outlet mall is big and it had a large variety of stores we like to shop in. Some stores we found good sales but others weren't offering any good sales. Maybe it was just a bad time to visit for some stores because they weren't offering end of winter sales yet. The staff at each store was very helpful. We ended up leaving with lots of good buys. Would definitely visit if I'm up there again.

This place is really cool...we decided to come here after we left the winery since it was on our way back to Niagra Falls. They have some of the same stores as the outlets in the USA except they have a Marshalls located at this outlet which is pretty dope. When talking with a few of the natives they informed me and my travelling companions that the outlet is expected to have 2 more phases built...I can only imagine what stores will be in these other 2 phases. Although it was a weekend that we came, the outlet was not swamped with as many people as I would have thought, but that was actually perfect. Although it was not a holiday weekend there were still many good deals. If you are from the MD area of the USA and need a frame of reference, this outlet is similar to The Outlets at the National Harbor and the Outlets located in Clarksburg.

Deals are pretty good, relative to anywhere else. It is a bit quieter than other outlet malls.....especially Halton haha but it was my fault to go on boxing day so I guess it is fine (Halton went on boxing day and Niagara on New Year's Eve). In terms of employees within the vicinity and the stores, service was pretty good and staff was generally happy though it could be the holiday and Christmas cheer going around. The coach store had some great deals as well as a few other well known brands. For people who hate the cold, I definitely do not suggest this outlet as it is an outside mall experience and you definitely need a warm jacket and clothes to ensure you do not become an ice cube. However, a few nice stores to ensure if you do not have a good jacket, you will be coming out with one and a mall/outlet that I will go to again.

So since I was already visiting Toronto I figured I'd make the 2 hour trek to this new Outlet Mall (which boasts to be the largest outdoor outlet mall in Canada). So what I really like about this mall is the layout. It's all outdoors, but there are sections that have canopies, so you are not completely exposed to the elements. On the day I went it was 31 degrees Celsius, which is too stinkin' hot if you ask me. However, under the canopies, it was bearable. There are lots of shaded areas for those who fear the sun like me, and lots of sunny areas for the sun worshipers. I imagine that the canopies also protect you from rain on those rainy days. There is also a lot of free parking. Yay. And in The Eatery there is a water bottle re-filling station. Cool! The Eatery (a.k.a. Food Court) does not have sufficient indoor seating. We wanted to eat there but there was literally no place to sit. They do have outdoor seating, and although it is covered it is covered with a slatted covering, so no refuge from the heat. The McDonalds is across the parking lot in a stand-alone building. It also did not have sufficient seating. The Tim Hortons is at the other end of the mall in the Guest Services building. The line-up was huge and the seating situation was the same. They claim there is free WiFi, but I wasn't able to use it (I could get on, and it said "connected" but I couldn't actually go to any websites). Alright, on to the shopping: There were no good deals here for me. The prices are not any better than I can easily find elsewhere (however, it's only fair that I mention I am an extreme shopper, and an "unusual size" (shoe size 5, dress size 2), and thus am often able to find unbelievable deals - we're talking I once scored a pair of lambskin Cole Haan wedges for $36, and a Theory dress for $18!). They have a Not Your Daughter's Jeans Outlet. While the section is phenomenal, the prices are about $45 for a pair of jeans. Compared to retail price this is great. However, I find Not Your Daughter's Jeans in sizes 0 and 2 all the time at Winners for $10-$20. If you are larger than a 2 and feel that $45 is a good deal, then you should go here. Their sample size is a 6, so if you are a 6 you will have the greatest selection in terms of styles. I was so looking forward to going to the Crocs store. If you have normal sized feet you might find some bargains. They had nothing in my size (I'm a size 4 or 5 in Crocs). Normally shoe outlets have lots of stuff at the ends of the size spectrum, which is women's 5 and 11. Not at this Crocs (or any of the shoe outlets here). Lots of sizes 7-10. They had Kadee Wedges for $34.99 and everything was buy 2 get 1 free. Coach Outlet and Michael Kors Outlet: mostly poorer quality "made for factory outlet" stuff. Very few boutique store transferred items. I think they have the only White House Black Market Outlet in Canada. Petite ladies will enjoy this place. Tons of petite size 00, 0 and 2 (and their petite pieces really are petite proportioned). Prices are not a bargain in my opinion though. However, if you're short and slim and not looking for hardcore bargains, you'll find some fashionable pieces here. I have never seen a L'Occitane en Provence Outlet before, but they had one here. Lots of things on sale, and better than regular retail store sales. Also lots of pre-packaged gift sets for a fraction of the regular price. The sales at the shoe stores were good (Ecco, SoftMoc, GEOX, Rockport, etc.). But they had nothing in my size. Lots of sizes 8, 9 and 10. If you are from outside the Niagara Region, go to the Guest Services desk, and show them some ID and you will get a "Collection Perks" Coupon Booklet. The booklet will give you coupons that will give you an additional discount at some retailers. Discounts range from 10%-50%. They mark it down on a little sheet where you're from for statistics (which I'm sure they pass along to their marketing department). So overall, I personally was not impressed, but that is because I am a bargain hunter extraordinaire and not a "normal sized" person. If you are less hardcore in your bargain hunting and closer to the national average when it comes to size, you may rate this place higher than I did.

Great place. It was my first shopping experience in Canada. It is not crowded and you do not really have to wait on line too much. The outlet has many stores, which means you can choose what brand you like most and visit them, moreover this outlet has very convenient directory maps located on intersections. The Eatery (food court) is also another amazing factor to mention, but it did not have many options (for me) still I liked it because the eatery was clean and not very crowded too. I do recommend and will be there again if I travel to Canada again.

This recently opened outlet mall is conveniently located off the QEW on the way to Niagara Falls/Niagara on the Lake. It's directly across from the White Oaks Hotel/Spa. The style is very similar to the Toronto Premium Outlets -- outdoor with lots of seating areas. Many of the stores are the same too. I still think I prefer the Premium Outlets (they have the Bay!!). However, the selection here is pretty good too. I didn't go to too many stores, but checked out Kate Spade and Cole Haan which just opened August 2014, as well as J. Crew Factory Store, L'Occitane, The Body Shop and Lindt. I found the sales were okay -- probably not as discounted as what you might find in the US, but there are still some good deals to be had. Kate Spade - 40% off, then additional 20% off J. Crew - additional discounts from 30-50% off, plus students get an extra 15% off after that!! L'Occitane - regular 'classic' items were only about 10-15% off, but the gift baskets and seasons scents were more reduced I really like that their food court has Aroma. It's the best option for healthy eating amidst a bunch of greasy fast food choices. There is a Starbucks opening soon, which I'm sure will make a killing. There is a wine shop in the food court too. The design of the space is quite nice. Everything feels very open, and there is a children's playground too. They host Sunday yoga and Friday foodtrucks during the summer. I think it would be less fun to come here in the winter though, since you are walking outside between shops!!

Not only is this place LARGER than Premium Outlets, but it's also better designed. They have taken into consideration of planning shaded areas with skylights, pergolas, partial roofs, plenty of seating, an area for kids to play on, a small stage/performance area, etc. Obviously this is more applicable for the warmer months since this is an outdoor mall! Store selection-wise: Personally, it isn't the best for me. TONS of outdoorsy/sporty clothing stores like Columbia, North Face, Arcteryx/Salomon, Eddie Bauer, but less fashion/shoe stores. Absolutely NO high-end stores - sorry people, but I do not consider Michael Kors/Coach "designer". Most people can afford that nowadays, especially when they're 50%/20% off at these outlet malls! Would be good if they threw in a makeup store, re: Sephora/CCO and more clothing stores like Zara...which is never at an outlet. Despite the lack of selection for me, it's still a nice space to spend the day or even afternoon. Probably took a little over an hour from 'ssauga! And patrons/customers here seem a bit more well-mannered. No douche drivers in parking lot, thank God! Parking was easy on Friday morning. Would drive tourists here first before I even think of Premium Outlets! Tip: FOOD TRUCK FRIDAYS! Ok, there were like 5 trucks, but it's still nice that they had a spot for them...unlike Toronto. Some stuff were slightly on the pricy side though, $8 for 2 tiny tacos.

Huge outlet mall. Has alot of the usual brands, old Navy, coach, MK, the usual sports store such as Nike, Reebok, New Balance (No Kawhi Leonard gear though).. If you seek brands like Burberry, Gucci, it's not here. But Uggs, Moose Knuckles, Rudsak, they are here. Overall a good outlet mall.

This outlet was great. Clean and fun to walk around. There are anough benches to sit if you get tired of walking or your boyfriend doesn't want to get in the women's store! ;) This is the 2nd time I come here and the deals are amazing! The variety of stores is pretty impressive! I'm definitely going back for my next Niagara falls visit!

Inadequate parking and lacklustre stock make this place a zoo. Outlets are about reducing dead stock with local brands. While some businesses in here have made an effort to present a 'boutique' atmosphere, a lot have a real warehouse vibe. I'll update my review as this place matures. The mall itself is still awaiting finished parking, so expect a 15-30 minute wait off the highway to get to the mall proper. Right now the avenues are adequately spacious and clean. We'll see how they look in six months. Overall, it's the average American outlet mall... Just in Canada.

Lets see... They are trying to compete US and I think they have come close. The Outlet mall is huge and the shops are bigger and stocked up. Some shops have really good sale and some don't. It is an open strip mall but some section are covered. The parking lot is huge and goes around the mall. The washroom were in decent condition but I could not find any water fountains. Their food court has good choices. Big Smoke Burger is also located here and they do have Halal Chicken Burger.

I drove to Niagara Falls from Michigan and we passed this on the way there and decided to stop by on the way out. The amount of stores they have is astonishing, and even better? The clothing is actually decent! Where I live we have 1-2 outlet malls and its full of old outdated subpar clothing with nothing to be desired. This mall had so many stores with such great clothing options and even better prices. They had a Lululemon store too which was really cool as there are no Lululemon outlets in Michigan. The benefit is also that everything is in Canadian dollars so its cheaper when comparing to US dollar but the prices aren't any higher than they would be in the US so you're saving even more money. I will definitely be back, I bought so many things from this mall I can't wait to go back again.

Plenty of shops and if you hit the right time, there are PLENTY of sales!! I came here for the third time during Canada Day and the sales were OFF THE CHARTS! Puma purses were 70% off, shoes were 25%-60% off, pants were 50% off, basically everything had a sale! Most of the top name athletic stores were there including Nike, Puma, Adidas, Reebok, etc. There were lots outdoor gear stores at North Face, Columbia, Mountain Warehouse, Purse brands included Coach, Michael Kors and Kate and Spade and of course, there were lines in front of these stores. Parking was packed - though I was surprised because it wasn't nearly as packed as when the Outlet Collections first opened. Something SUPER CUTE on Canada Day (maybe they always had this) was the stuffed animals with wheels that kids get to ride on with the simple push of a button from the handle. It's quite expensive ($15 for 15 minutes, but $35 for an hour)! Many kids line up to ride these stuffed animals. Great way to entertain the kids while parents go shopping!