The Shoppes At Mandalay Place

Nice experience, old lady cocktail servers were extremely rude along with the pit boss. The venue is otherwise very nice, the shark reef as well!

The shops at Mandalay Place are arranged in a triangular manner around a jungle of casinos. The floor is covered with thick carpet that makes the long walking experience a smooth and enjoyable one. ♿ All the shops are accessible for the differently abled.

It's a bar with a playground & arcade. I didn't get to try the food (this time). PSA "FUN FRIENDS ONLY " We'll be back.

Very neat place to shop. Lots of food clothes Las Vegas attire and decor. Very interesting ceiling throughout the place looks like it is daylight with clouds in the sky.there was not lots of people shopping while we were there because it was late at night some of the shops we’re closed

It wasn't the shops that I was excited about. It was the aquarium!!!! Purchasee tickets online ahead of time , wasn't sure if it was worth it. Once there and after seeing the prices, it was about a 10 percent discount and the aquarium was/is amazing! Some pictures to view.

Inside is beautiful, but you can see. That's outdated when it comes to the hotel side. My husband bought a sandwich there in the binders and it was so dry of a bread and it was not overall good and he loves sand he got a better deal at the mall where we live at cheese cheesecake. That's what he ordered and it was just bad.Even when I taste today it was just bad dry and petastic

Beautiful out here at manadalay bay it's just super hot outside but inside is super accommodating

It's so nice to be interconnected with everything and walking through the shops not only let us beat the heat but we managed to find some souvenirs for the whole family. There's a wide selection of stores, some much higher end ones than I usually see in my local mall.

I had an event to go to on a Wednesday evening in December at Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar inside the Mandalay Bay. After eating at Flanker Kitchen + Sports Bar, I decided to shop around at The Shoppes at Mandalay Place. The Shoppes is located inside Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino. I ended up taking the escalator up from Flanker Kitchen to the shops. There are so many activities and restaurants! If you're looking for Apparel, Jewelry, and Shoes there are plenty of options to choose from such as Bay Collective Chapel Hats Ron Jon Surf Shop Suite 160 Lids Pandora and more! The Shoppes at Mandalay Place have a lot of restaurants too! I've ate at Ri Ra Irish Pub before and it has some amazing food! There is also live music too! If you're looking for other restaurant alternatives you can choose from some of the following locations Starbucks Slice of Vegas Kung Fu Tea Hussong's Cantina Cocolini (right next to Flanker Kitchen) You can also get to The Shoppes at Mandalay Place from the Luxor! It's not too long of a walk! If you're looking for up-to-date events and even discounts at stores, you'll want to check out the Mandalay Bay website. The stores typically provide updates on the website for discounts or other savings at The Shoppes!

order a glazed donut on the mobile app didn't receive called customer service they said they will have one ready for me go downstairs to pick it up since they forgot it for them to tell me they didn't have donuts all day but took my money and the bag physical says glazed donut will never go to this starbucks again waste of time and my money

Pretty cool indoor shopping hall w food, snacks, libations, retail, shoes, art, and miscellaneous. I highly recommend visiting this indoor shopping gem. They're pretty awesome and you won't be disappointed.

C'mon Man... it's Shops! What are we trying to do? Even the Shops at Crystals doesn't try to be more than it is. Although this is a great addition to walking between two casinos, it's a mini-indoor mall with some restaurants and stores. Stores may change, but it has some decent restaurants (Burgers, Pizza, Irish Pub, Mexican), a few bars (Ice Bar, Speak Easy, Fat Tuesday, Irish Pub), and some stores for picking up stuff to take home since you won't be bringing much cash with you. If you're staying at Mandalay Bay, Delano, Four Seasons, or the Luxor, then be sure to give this place a visit. I'd imagine it's a place to grab some drinks/food before/after a Raiders game.

There is a fair assortment of stores here. We loved having Kung Fu tea right in our hotel since we are bubble tea fans. We loved Guinness store. Malls right now are sort of dying breed, I wish they have some more practical stores, but they did have a couple spots with typical Vegas souvenirs and a nice snack shop.

Easily accessible food and shopping area for guests of Delano and Mandalay Bay. Very bright and appealing designs. I loved having the convenient access to food court for quick grab and go. The vendors are super friendly and welcome you in. There are several food, clothing and bar like options available. Most are affordably priced.

If you're staying at Mandalay Bay then they are worth walking through. Stop at RiRa's of you're hungry. Good food and drinks!

Convenient shopping between Mandalay Bay and Luxor - but it comes at a cost. I like the concept of making the journey between MB and Luxor more interesting. The worst part of both these casino hotels is their proximity to other points of interest - they are just too far south to be convenient. The shops are varied and unique. The ice bar might be the highlight - as that is something your not going to find in every city - and why not try something memorable... Lots of food places and easy enough to buy trinkets - but avoid the place if your price sensitive or the one arm bandit just got your green. Great way to escape the heat of Vegas in the summer if you want to stay indoors.

Notice to all mobility- limited people! Do not even attempt to come here! We just tried to have my birthday dinner at Ri Ra (one of my favorites). But the valet parking under the Shoppes is now closed. No signs AT ALL warning of this, just a security gate and cars piling up, with no place to turn around. Not even any notice of alternate parking. (Being a long term Vegasite, I did check, because things DO change in this town. Nada.) We finally got the cars behind us to back up, and found self parking at Luxor. But nobody at Luxor knows how to get from the casino floor to the Shoppes level, if you use a mobility scooter or wheelchair. We got directed to all the wrong elevators, and after an hour, accidentally found the entry to the Shoppes hidden behind a blockade announcing a "coming soon" at the Luxor. NO signage at all, leading to, in, or after the elevator (#2 elevator in the Luxor casino, if you are brave enough to try) to indicate that it goes up to the level the Shoppes are on. No signage pointing to the Shoppes. I was just so frustrated an hour of being lost, that I felt sick and didn't feel like eating. I will never come back, and if you are also mobility limited, I urge you not to frequent ANY of these properties (Luxor, the Shoppes, or Mandalay Bay). BTW, we weren't the only ones...we encountered several others...and in fact finally found our way to the Shoppes only by being directed by a wheelchair user who HAD found her way thru the maze. So know that these properties do not care about disabled patrons, and spend your entertainment money elsewhere.

A good way to get between casinos. It's between Mandalay Bay and Luxor. This is a good alternative to the tram. It has a lot of expensive junk. There's a few pretty good restaurants. As expected it can get expensive. Most stores have things you can find elsewhere for much cheaper. There are a few that aren't too ridiculous. A lot of the clothing stores should just be ignored. You can go off of the Strip and find similar clothes for much better prices. It has a few restaurants that when you compare them to the casino dining options are much cheaper. They still get too expensive, but they are cheaper here. Some of the other stores are foolish. One of these just has socks. There's also souvenirs you can find much cheaper at a gas station.

Too many options to list here - from chain stores to local favorites you only find on the strip. Clean and well managed, there's something for everyone here and it flanks two casinos so you can shop in transit. Be careful that you still make it to your intended destination !

We always enjoy staying at Mandalay Bay so we can shop here....The shops are varied and affordable. A nice reprieve from gambling. And sprinkled with some good dining/drinking options as well. It's not terribly large so you can see it all in 20 min or so. Also, it leads you on into the shops and food court of Excalibur and Luxor which are also good options worth doing especially when weather is hot or raining.

This lovely little mall is located on the bridge that connects the Mandalay Bay and the Luxor. Its a nice collection of shoppes and restaurants. This place is not well known mainly because it seems to be a bit hidden. It's not huge, but that's why I enjoy shopping here. You get to dine and shop at the same time. It's also not crazy expensive. Don't expect high end shopping here. They have some of your typical stores (you must check out Lush!) but you can also find some unique things. Perfect for tourists! They have several restaurants.. The Burger Bar, Hussongs Cantina, and Slice of Vegas to name a few. As well as bars/pubs and a Fat Tuesday's! So refill your cup and keep going! If you're at this end of the strip, definitely stop by. Even if you don't shop, you will at least enjoy a delicious meal.

Great place to visit in the Shoppes of Mandalay place. This is the best art gallery in town. Ask for Susan.

Walked through here on my way back to my hotel.  It connects Mandalay Bay and The Luxor featuring a number of shops and eateries.   Pretty much everything is here for an afternoon or evening of entertainment.   I ate at the burger restaurant years ago and I remember it being pretty good.  Place is spacious and bright.  This is a nice way to get between the Luxor and Mandalay Bay as it is indoors, air conditioned, and easier than the monorail.

Love the complimentary valet parking!

OK, this isn't the Forum shops. Its a smaller collection of restaurants and stores that connect Mandalay to Luxor. I happen to love a lot of the stores in here so I am a fan. Want to get new golf gear? Nike Golf can help. Ice Bar? Minus 5. Awesome burger? Burger bar. And the best little bath shop out there - Lush! It is a fun diversion from the tables and the craziness of the casino!

Oddly, I have quite an affection for this tiny little mall between the Mandalay Bay and the Luxor. It starts with RM Seafood, which I LOVE (if you go, be sure to play the ice cream game!) and the Ice Bar just upstairs from there and it goes on with a funky selection of restaurants and store until you hit the Luxor! I LOVE the Vegas Sock Exchange for all your sock needs. There is a Guinness store... only one I've ever seen and a Lush Cosmetics which is worth visiting even if you don't make a purchase - although that is hard to do! If you need sweets, hit the candy store and of course, your standard clothes and accessories are available. Also, don't miss burger bar if you need a really expensive hamburger... it's actually pretty good - of course, I haven't stepped up to the $60 burger yet, but who knows? It's Vegas, baby! Anyway, it's small for a mall, but does have some interesting shops. Worth a peek.

Don't expect high end shopping here - most of the stores are little better than the hotel gift shops. There is the only US branch of the official Guinness store here, located next to Ri Ra of course. And a Lush store - that's pretty cool. Otherwise, the Burger Bar is here and it's pretty darn good. There's a few gimmicky bars (an "ice" bar and one of the omnipresent 70 oz frozen drinks places). Pretty much the Mandalay Place serves as an air-conditioned walkway between Luxor and Mandalay Bay. And they have a nothing but socks store for some reason....ok....

Mandalay Place is an OK shopping and dining venue between Mandalay Bay Hotel and the Luxor. I sometimes come here to walk the short distance between the two properties and people watch. It's great fun. There are some good restaurants here--RM Seafood and Ri Ra to name the two I've been to. There are some good shops if you need or want the kinds of things they sell. The one turn off for me is the completely overwhelming smell that emanates from the soap shop. I need to steer clear of that place to avoid sneezing.

I love here! Stayed at 34th floor deluxe room with the strip view. The room was remodeled, so it's nice and modern. Casino, restaurants and shops are all there!

There was not much here at this very small, two-story mall adjacent to Mandalay Bay. I came here to visit Burger Bar and it seemed to be the prime attraction because it was the only place that was really busy (that being said, it was late morning/early afternoon). Another worthwhile spot would be RM Seafood, which is run by Top Chef Masters contestant Rick Moonen. Aside from these two restaurants, there was not much in terms of stores. And a lot of the stores were more gimmick stores. One of the stores was a sock store, which reminds me of the one at CityWalk. In terms of shopping, Mandalay Place would be similar to CityWalk (a lot of stores that would not be everyday shopping). At least Mandalay Place has more well known restaurants.

Only places worth visiting... Urban Outfitters and Burger Bar. Art of Shaving if you're a guy who shaves. Other than that, not much.

Came here last night for the first time in a couple years. There were a few new shops since then that opened and a few like Duo that were no longer there. I was glad to see Lush was still there and they also have a new store that just sells socks! I dont know how long a store like that will last but it was cute for what it was. There really are not alot of shops here compared to other places on the strip but if you find yourself at Mandalay Bay its worth a walk through.

Nice shopping for heavy pocketed folks.

Walked through Mandalay Bay to get to the shoppes. I enjoyed walking around and going in a few stores but I wasn't overly impressed with what they had to offer.

Very nice indoor strip mall connecting Luxor and Mandalay Bay. There's a few different restaurants and places to get your Vegas memorabilia swag and then a few nice odds and ends like Lush and Minus 5. You can get your burger on (Burger Bar), sushi (RM Seafood) and then your desert at the new Yogurt In (what does that name even mean, anyway?).

This is a nice, lively place to eat between the Mandalay Bay and Luxor hotels. And to shop, of course, but I think Mandalay Place is best for the dining. The several great restaurants and bars cover a range of specialties and atmospheres/themes, and most are unique to Mandalay Place. The stores are good too -- covering the usual variety, mostly of clothes, art, and jewelry -- but most of these seem to be duplicates of those found elsewhere on the Strip; this means you don't need to come to this end of the Strip for your shopping if you're staying elsewhere -- or you don't need to make purchases here if you're staying closer to other shopping areas -- but eating here is worth it.

Nice indoor strip mall with a Urban outfitters Ice bar and Fat Tuesday's

Had a great dinner at R M UP last night! The short ribs were amazing and the Niki Minaj Big Ass Chips are must have. Julie and her team were the best!

I really want to like this place, it has so much going for it. The ventilation needs to be increased to reduce the significant amount of smoke inside

Lame!!!!!!! Why waste your time here when there are dozens of better shopping centers less than 3 miles sway?

This complex is a welcome addition to the Mandalay Bay. Additional shopping and restaurants is always a good thing. There are a number of good ones too. The big issue is that there isn't a lot. It is one of smallest casino shopping mall. Even though it looks nice, it just cannot compare to the Grand Canal Shoppes or Caesar's Forum.

Great variety of shops; however, not a big fan of them putting those kiosks in.