The Shops at Crystals

This place is beautiful but it lacks the buzz for shopping area. Yes it has all high end stores but have seen plenty of fancy malls with warmer feelings. It seems empty although is a nice passing ground between Aria hotel that is full most of times and the strip. I'm sure with some creative mind it could look more upbeat.

High-end brands are mainly commercial centers, with many luxury stores and a very uniquely designed bar in the middle. Hollow on all sides, shaped like a plane or a pigeon. The bar is located about the height of the second floor in the middle. It is very ornamental and is a combination of art and practicality.

I'm sure everyone walking through this building is thinking, "How many people walking through here can actually afford to purchase items from some of these stores?" Okay, maybe it's just me thinking this...regardless, I enjoy walking through here and window shopping from time to time, whenever my family and I are doing a staycation on the strip. But to tell you the truth, some of the stores are actually affordable and don't make you feel like you have to sell your house to be able to purchase top name brand clothing. Since my house isn't on the market to sell, I didn't purchase anything during this visit; however, the experience walking through here is always phenomenal. The décor is always exquisite and seems to change based on the holiday and/or desired theme. This area is also great to get your steps in and/or if you're wanting to step away from the outdoor weather. As a Las Vegas local, I'm sure I'll be back some time in the future to either walk around again or actually purchase something (I do most of my shopping outside of the strip). Overall, it's a great experience and I highly recommend everyone to visit at least once.

It is easy to lose track of time and space at this super amazing mall in Vegas and I felt excited to move around gazing at all the shops and brand outlets spread over the huge space. Almost all well-known brands have set up shops here allowing visitors to enjoy shopping to the fullest. ♿ The entire mall and all the shops that I visited were accessible for the differently abled.

This was at the art museum in The Shops. We went to the Disney animation exhibit/show/movie/WOW! What a fantastic, mind-blowing place!!! What an experience. These videos and pictures don't nearly do it justice. Kids, Mom & Dad, Grandma and Grandpa too. There isn't ANYONE who wouldn't have a good time. It really closes the age gap as only Disney could. There's really no words to describe it except to say GOGH SEE IT!!! Next time we're going to the Van Gogh exhibit!!! My favorite artist! CAN'T WAIT!!

You won't believe the experience at The Shops at Crystals! From the moment you step inside, you're surrounded by this ultra-chic, upscale vibe that just screams luxury. And let's talk about the stores – they're seriously impressive. We're talking all the top-notch brands and designer labels you could ever dream of. Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Prada, you name it – they've got it. It's like walking into a fashionista's paradise. And the best part? The atmosphere is so sophisticated and classy. So if you're in the mood for some serious indulgence, this is the place to be. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

After a full late meal we needed to walk it off so we took a stroll around the crystal shops. It’s amazing to me that every time walking through here that this place is beautiful, spacious, its not many people’s cup of tea perhaps its all high end luxury shops and also its somewhat a low key place to hang too.

I took my girlfriend to the ARTE MUSEUM for Valentine's Day, which is located at the end of the The Shops at Crystals outside on the second level. If you ever have the chance, please visit this attraction it was amazing and well worth the money, especially if you're a local, because you can save up to $20 off the ticket price.

This elegant luxury shopping mall is a gateway from the Aria hotel to the Cosmopolitan hotel. It is cool and refreshing to walk through the mall and shop for or simply gaze at the beautiful high-end displays of riches and finery. You will find Gucci, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace, Hermes, and many more high-end designer shops. If you are hungry, the elegant Mastro"s Ocean Club for delicious dinners is located here. If you need caffeine, there is a Starbucks for you! We loved window shopping this time, but it was so pleasant to walk through and appreciate the amazing architecture here! I bet it is exquisite here at Christmas!

ARIA's direct access to The Shops at Crystals ensures a consistent luxury experience for guests, elevating their stay to new heights. For a truly upscale shopping adventure, visit The Shops at Crystals in the CityCenter complex on the Las Vegas Strip. This 500,000-square-foot mall exudes luxury and refinement, with its carefully curated selection of high-end retailers, gourmet restaurants, and premier art galleries showcasing one-of-a-kind pieces.

Before I begin let me start off by saying that this review is based solely upon my personal experiences and my personal experiences alone, so with that being said let's go!. This mall is conveniently located next door where we were staying, literally a stone's throw away with minimal outside walking in the desert heat!. It has quite a few different stores that were on the high end of price range. It was clean and well kept throughout. I would definitely recommend shopping here!.

A stunning inside mall, with all the big name shops in the Designer world of high end fashion, luxury goods and unforgettable accessories. There is magnetic temptation. Oh, would it not be nice to be filthy rich or have that massive inheritance. The place is immaculate, the music so tempting to your wallet, LOL LoL LoL, and the stores so pristine. Every window is polished, not a blemish, not a scar. Now, there is that perfect view, the optimum lighting. So as you walk by, and pause, you then look, admire, desire and skip a heart beat. It happens to me all the time. This is what dreams are made of. It makes you wonder, am I actually here and awake, or still walking at the Crystal Shops in Las Vegas.

Clean, not crowded, and easy to access on vacation. Obviously holding some expensive stores but very nice to walk through.

Every time I visit Aria, I usually take the Tram over to The Shops at Crystals to take a look at their stores and the seasonal decorations. My mom and I were visiting the Museum of Illusions, just right outside of The Shops at Crystals on Las Vegas Blvd. The Shops at the Crystals is currently celebrating the Lunar New Year. It's the year of the Dragon, and the Shops at the Crystals had a beautiful dragon on display. It looked like it was made of gold! There was also a pond with fog for special effects. It's an absolutely stunning display and a must-go-see if you're near The Shops at Crystals. There is also a very special Lion Dance that will be held at the Shops at Crystals on February 18th, 2024, beginning at 1:00 P.M PST. Typical Regular Hours for The Shops at Crystals are the following Monday - Thursday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM Friday - Saturday: 10:00AM - 10:00PM Sunday: 11:00AM - 9:00PM There are a lot of luxury stores inside The Shops at Crystals, some of the stores listed below Cartier Chanel Dior Fendi Roma Gucci Louis Vuitton and so much more! There are also exhibits. I've done the original Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit, which was okay. There is also the Disney Animation Immersive Experience presented by Lighthouse Immersive. The other exhibit located in The Shops at Crystals is the Princess Diana, a tribute exhibition. The architecture is beautiful, and it's a great place to explore. There are some high-end restaurants in the shops at Crystals as well. This is a great place to see some seasonal events and just to view their décor and structure, but the shops are extremely expensive!

Despite being incredibly upscale this mall is lacking in basic amenities. Where are the places to sit down? Where are the drinking fountains? I can't imagine the frustration of walking in here on a hot summer day. It's especially weird as the shops are clearly aimed at an older wealthy demographic. The type of person who might appreciate a bench to rest on.

The Shops at Crystals at Aria Resort & Casino has a ton of high-end expensive shops. My mom and I had some time to kill before going to the Arte Museum (we got there super early) so we walked around and did a little window shopping, plus we had to go through here to get to the actual casino. Some stores that you can find here are Louis Vuitton, Gucci, and Burberry. We did not go inside any of the shops but they had some amazing products to display. Not a whole lot of people were here at the time of our visit, but that's because it was still early in the morning and it was on a weekday. I bet it gets super busy here on the weekends, though. It looks like they are preparing for Chinese New Year, so they had some awesome decorations up, including a huge dragon statue in the middle of the mall. Another cool thing that I saw while walking around are the water tornadoes that came in numerous shapes and sizes. It reminded me of those water tornado toys that I had when I was a kid, you know, where you shake them up and a tornado forms inside afterwards. It's a cool shopping center but because these shops are all crazy expensive, I would only come here just to browse and not buy.

Love the shops..HATE the parking!!! Sitting for 40 minutes to exit your Valet parking is BULL $HIT!!

Beautiful shopping mall in Vegas! I got to visit & check out the Lady Diana exhibit which is located on the 3rd floor. The mall has plenty of high end stores as well as dinning options. Also features access to the Aria Express that takes you to Bellagio..

You ever walk into a place and know the only thing you're going to afford is to mind your own business? If not, humble yourself and stop in here. My colleague and I decided to walk through here instead of the streets outside to give us a bit of a more direct route back to our hotel. We also decided that some shopping might be nice if we had the chance to do so. Not saying that I wouldn't have shopped in any of the stores available, but I honestly didn't want to make myself feel any more depressed by looking at price tags. They do have a nice array of high end stores in here with a dash of some eateries. If you are staying nearby it is a nice alternative to throw your money around. Also, it is a great place to escape the outside weather, no matter what time of the year it is. Not to mention the crowds of people making their way to nearby events.

If you love luxury goods you'll love Crystals. You can find all the luxury stores in one mall. It's huge, clean and bright. It has three levels and is sandwiched between Aria and Cosmopolitan. Some of the tenants are LV, Gucci, Prada, Dior, LV, VCA, Tiffany and Harry Winston. What caught my eye besides the stores was the colorful vortex in the middle of the mall. You can watch the cylinders fill with water and change colors.

I strolled through The Shops at Crystals recently. I thought the place is super aesthetically appealing. I liked seeing the Lunar New Year dragon installation.

Super high end! Nothing here for me. I prefer to stick to the Forum Shops where you get the best of both worlds catering to both high end and reasonably priced. No food establishments open during the day and the layout is just a bit confusing. I see a lot of window shoppers, but not really anyone making serious purchases. A lot of employees just standing around all dressed up. I get, it caters to high end purchases, but so do the many malls around town where you can get the best of both worlds. Came for the Princess Diana Exhibit. The parking is the best part of this mall. See below. Parking pro tip- Do use the Crystals Mall valet parking! It opens at 11am and you can take the tram to the Bellagio or Park MGM. You can park all day for FREE and just a tip to the valet person.

One of my favorite malls to stroll through in Vegas. It's primarily luxury brands, similar to a lot of the other high end designers throughout the resorts. I just stopped by to look at the Christmas decorations and they did not disappoint. Two of the most beautiful trees I saw in vegas this trip! I would expect nothing less in a high end mall like this but it was definitely something to see. It was decorated more than some of the other hotels on the strip.

One of my favorite high end malls in Vegas, where there's no shortage of shops. All the major luxury brands all in one spot. What's interesting is that they have the same luxury brands in other hotels on the strip, but the Crystals shoppes seem to have better inventory and selection and customer service. The only drawback is that they don't have many restaurants except for Mastros, but it ain't a big deal since the Aria is connected to Crystals and there's no shortage of food establishments there.

I Love Crystals for its ... Striking Architecture Remarkable Interior Design Incredible Treehouse Sculpture Jaw-Dropping Seasonal Displays And, Luxurious Boutiques, including ... Lanvin Philipp Plein CHEERS!

The Shops at Crystals is a High-End, Luxury experience for the wealthy. A lot of the big players are here... Dior, Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Tiffany & Co., Hermes, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Tom Ford, Harry Winston, Giorgio Armani, Versace, Valentino, Christian Louboutin, Cartier, Rolex, Chanel, Alexander McQueen, and so much more. In addition to some of the best names that money can buy, this is also home to the Immersive Van Gogh and Princess Diana Tribute Exhibits, both located upstairs on the third floor. If you need a caffeine boost after window shopping your life savings away in your minds, there is a lovely Starbucks located on the main floor with plenty of seating. There is also an elegant, award-winning Steak and Seafood club (Mastro's Ocean Club) located at the top of the Tree House on the Second Floor (open after 5pm). Parking here is Free for everyone via Valet Only. Just pull up and the valet will take your keys and hand you a ticket. Be kind and make sure to hand the Valet a tip when you come to retrieve your vehicle. If you're fortunate enough to walk away with purchases from any of the Fashion Icon's in Crystals don't worry... there is literally security stationed around every single corner, as well as at the entrance of most of the iconic shops. Overall, The Shops at Crystals is an elegant experience. If fashion is your thing, I highly recommend you plan a visit here. It's very easy to find, located next to Aria Resort & Casino. Happy Shopping!

What can I say, some of the finest luxury brands are located at this mall, including Louis Vuitton, Chanel, and Prada. The 3rd floor features a Princess Diana museum, which featured a lot of Royal Family memorabilia, and was very interesting to tour! There is a nice restaurant featured on the 2nd floor, and a lot of security in the mall makes it feel safe. The Aria and Cosmopolitan are just nearby, and there is also a tram stop on the 3rd floor that goes to the Bellagio and Park MGM, which is super convenient!

I come here for the high end shops and there are quit a few. I like checking out the new trends and fashion. They have it here all in one place. The restaurant here is great to. I love watches and they have a few boutiques so you can get your fix of that to. Parking is easy with the valet downstairs. I had a great time but didn't buy anything this time.

If you like high end stores like Hot Topic, Spencer's, Claire's, Piercing Pagoda, As Seen on TV and NRM (National Record Mart), then you are SOL as this mall has none of those places. Instead, you'll be slumming between Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Hermes and Fendi. There's also a cool looking bar or restaurant or something in the middle but I never could figure out how to get to it. Hopefully, it's a TGI Fridays. I'd say most of the people here are walking between The Cosmopolitan and Aria (or other areas South on the LV Strip), which is what we used it for. Escalators were being worked on when we were there so we had to take the long way around to get to where we were going.

Arguably the most chic and classy shopping mall in the area with so many high end brand names such as Prada, Hermes, etc. but it also had a fun gift shop to check out. They also had Immersive Disney Animation on the top floor that we didn't get to experience unfortunately. Maybe and hopefully next time.

Some more photos of the shops at crystals. It's amazing to me every time walking through here that his place is beautiful, spacious, its not many people's cup of tea space maybe because its all high luxury ends shops and also its somewhat a low key place to hang too.

Love this shopping center. They had a Barbie Expo here with memorabilia and souvenirs for purchase. The shops in here are quite lovely as well.

Located right next to the Aria. Clean, open atmosphere with high ceilings and modern decor to look at. Many high end stores and fancy restaurants. Being a local, I enjoy playing tourist sometimes and will come here to (window) shop lol. Parking is free for locals at Aria self parking garage for up to 3 hours with ID. There's usually security walking around the shops too. This time I came for an album launch inside the Elena Bulatova art gallery. I do recommend checking this place out and walking through it at least once if you've never been. Enjoy :-)

I've deducted a star due to my lack of comfort. The stores and their representatives are not responsible for my comfort, in this case, my lack thereof, but it certainly adds or subtracts from an experience. This mall is striking, from the architecture to the stores, it was to me a visual dream. I am a quiet follower of high end designers and I'm not speaking of those that quickly come to mind and are currently saturating the markets across the globe. I'm speaking for the Richard (ree chard) Milles and the Loro Piana's. The designers whose products feel like luxury to the touch, not just the eye. I loved my walk through this mall. I stoped in Creed to let my senses be amazed by the various fragrances I walked through Stella McCartney, I stood at the edge of Killian of Paris. If I could come back here daily I would. It's a visual feast, literally and figuratively. The only rhe I would change is the attitude of some of the store staff. Stores with their doors closed, I didn't even enter. Im sure one would need their American Express black card to do. Those with the doors opened, I browsed with open fascination. I love a good quality product, even if it out of my tax bracket. Killian was the only store with an open door but really closed minds from their employees, based on visit. You'd think they made assumptions about my discretionary income, based on how I was so casually dismissed. Their product is sold in everyday malls for goodness sake, how awful for them and me. I'll still visit here! I love it. If your assumptions about me and my spending have you dismiss me, you're not the store for me and that's ok.

A medium-size mall connected to the Aria resort. Mostly high-end fashion boutiques. Not the type of stores I frequent, but I appreciate the way the building's designed. Elegant and easy to navigate, which is something of a relief after walking through lots of maze-like casinos. There's free Wi-Fi here (though they send you spam). The Aria Express tram stops here.

I happen to be here a lot during the holidays. You can find everything here. One time I was stuck in an elevator here. I have a lot of good memories here.

These are cool to check out/walkthrough. Mostly designer stores and shops here so you'll only shop if you want to drop a lot.

If you are boarding the tram to Park MGM from the Aria resort, you board by taking the elevator to the third floor inside of the Crystal Shops. I strolled thru the mall prior to taking the tram. All of the ships are high end designer stores. The window shopping is fabulous. The beautiful outfit's and handbags are gorgeous. The mall is clean and security throughout. There is an interesting Barbie doll and Lady Diana museum there inside of this mall. The mall is crowded on the weekends and an interesting stop that's unique.

The Celine store is absolutely the most horrible store I have ever been too. The manager who was some tall guy and refused to give me his name after he harassed and accused me in store when I came back in to ask for help with a pair of glasses I bought for over $600. They don't care about customer once they get the money they don't deserve. For how much I spend there I the product should hold up for more then 2 months but according to the manager that's as long as they should last no more than that. He's a joke and so is this company. I will NEVER shop at a Celine store again and I'll make sure everyone I can possibly tell knows how terrible the products are and that they don't keep the warranty that COMES with the glasses. The manager was so unbelievably rude and accusatory basically telling me to screw off in front of all the customers then refusing any employee to give me his name. I ask his name and he turned and walked away and said good you do that when I told him I'm going to leave a terrible review about him. Incredibly disrespectful

All the high end designer stores in one spot. Fun to browse & window shop & buy if you have that kind of money to throw around. Best place to crossover from Aria to Cosmopolitan and back again.

Always friendly and attentive! I guess when you're buying an expensive handbag they tend to be extra friendly and attentive. But seriously, I love YSL and appreciate how it (and it's compadres like Chanel or Dior) always make me feel snazzy, although it's too bad that I'm spending my kid's inheritance.

I live above Crystals mall at the Veer Towers, so I shop here quite a bit. The mall itself is awesome. However, I just had such a horrible experience with the parking valet (ABM) that I will likely never visit this mall again. And the crazy part is I was WALKING into the mall and this guy went out of his way to harass me. That's right, I wasn't even parking. He walked AWAY from the parking area over toward the pedestrian area just to harass me. If anyone reading this is a part of Crystals management, please message me!

I've passed through here throughout the years. It's a nice big shopping complex with very expensive shopping options. They have a pretty spacious and efficient garage for ride share pick up and also I did the dream racing shuttle out of their garage which is connected to these shops. There's a big Starbucks located here above the garage as well. I saw a lot of folks hanging out here during a morning venture.

A nice, pretty, calm shopping center right between Cosmopolitan and Aria/City Center. Like most other shopping destinations at the higher end resorts on the strip, The Shops and Crystals had typical luxury retailers - think Louis Vuitton, Gucci, etc. - in a spacious interesting setting. Unless you're in the market for luxury goods, I'd probably skip this as a shopping destination as it's relatively small and can feel a little cold and sterile with the white angular walls.

This isn't your typical mall more like an immaculate museum of window shopping with a visit to starbucks. If you ever step into these stores, you need to show your ssc, valid i.d., home address, and annual income before taxes. Just kidding! These high end shops don't play, you see more security than actual shoppers in the building. They also feature the Van Gough, Princess Diana, and Barbie exhibits. Hoping for more diverse attractions in the future. Not sure if this mall is dog friendly, could be at the discresion of the store. I did see a small dog in a stroller at Gucci. Parking is can be a nightmare so I advise using the valet. Parking is complementary but please tip your valet. I believe self parking is shared with the Aria. Windowshoppers, enjoy the AC and clean bathrooms!

We stayed at cosmo, so this mall is just right next to us! We spent sometimes walking around there. We went during the week, so not crowded at all and the place is clean and spacious and have most of the popular lux designer stores. I checked out Celine, but heard that they will be closing this location soon (they have an location at Wynn's). Bottega is nice and a little bigger than the location at the bellagio; doesn't meant that they carry more stocks or items, really depending on the date and time and when they restock their items. The staff here are nice and patient! They also have a few restaurants and a Starbucks. If you are staying farther from this mall, make sure to utilize their free tram to get here to avoid walking in the heat or Uber/taxi fees.

All the merchants were friendly and helpful. I visited the Princess Diana exhibit and will visit the Van Gogh exhibit soon.

It feels like there is a lot of empty space in the small, but it's a gorgeous and high-end place

First impression counts. Complementary valet did not happen. Was turned away immediately.

This is a beautiful shopping center with many ultra luxury stores. Probably the best collection of them in Vegas. Love the interior landscaping. All decked out for the holidays However, there is energy missing here. There aren't too many food options. A nice gourmet French bakery (Paul) or Italian coffeehouse would be great additions to being more life into the center. Hope they can make the additions.

Fancy, shiny, Disney for rich people! Who wants to take me shopping!??!:))) you will notice the aromas being blasted in the AC as soon you walk in. The water structures, purple trees, mozaik stairs etc etc make it beautiful. Ocean is very interesting as a "hanging" restaurant on the second level. It's serves also a shortcut to get in between aria and Cosmopolitan. The aria express has a stop in here on the top floor. And the roof looks like a skate park!

The shops at Crystals is one of my favorite places to wonder around in close to the strip. The shops are amazing. High end and limited edition offers. Restaurants so so good. The Diana exhibit isn't bad either if you're interested in some history.

The Shops at Crystals is a great place to shop for everything that you need. I really like the selection of different stores that they have available here and have had a really good experience every time that I have been here.

I hate leaving negative reviews but I have no choice. I've had an AWFUL customer experience. On March 23rd, I bought a pair of shoes to wear to a wedding (April 20th) but had them shipped to my home in Seattle since they didn't have my size in store. The shoes weren't shipped until April 4... 12 days later. Then FedEX lost the shoes. We had to submit a claim and follow up multiple times for FedEX to officially confirm, they are lost. I call DG and let them know what was going on as soon as I filed my first notice with FedEX. I realize FedEx losing my shoes is not DG's fault. However, the process DG 'requires' is total bs and does not consider the consumers experience. I want DG to overnight me MY shoes that I paid for weeks ago but DG will NOT do a damn thing until they complete their own FedEx investigation. I offered to show them our closed case/proof but that doesn't matter. I paid $1300 for a pair of shoes a month ago and who knows if/when I'll get them. They truly do not care about the customer experience in any way. I'm so disappointed. Super shitty situation. Oh and now I need to find new shoes or a new outfit for a wedding that's in two days. Thanks Dolce & Gabbana for ruining this experience for me.

This is a super spacious, modern shopping center. There's many shops and it is well decorated, there's many art instillations around making it different every time you go inside. Workers are friendly. I would love to come again!

These are not outlets! You needa be making the kinda dough to spend here. Otherwise, like myself, just spend time :) I enjoy the artistic installs, such as the Glacia exhibit. My eyes catch the creative interest, especially the indoor garden-scapes! Strolling through, I can only daydream. But this is great for brain cell stimuli, as ideas and thinking is my norm. And gosh golly! Ain't that the prettiest Starbucks you've ever seen?! Checkout the staircase leading up to it. Beautiful work designers!

Crystals? I don't see any crystals in here. Crystals is a place under and next to the Aria hotel in Las Vegas. It is an odd shaped jagged looking building. You can't miss it, there is even a huge sign that says "CRYSTALS" in front. Well, for the products inside, I think "DIAMOND" would be a better name, oh well! Inside, there are many stores like Dolce Gabbana, Louis Vuitton, Versace and other fashionable names I haven't even heard of. There is a Starbucks where you can have access to free wifi. There are bathrooms and various small restaurants and bars. One of them is called "the PUB". The mall is two stories and the stores are vacant even on busy days. Holidays, it is packed like you wouldn't believe. But still, I hardly see anyone buying anything. (I start to question the prices) I personally am a window shopper and I notice this everytime. The prices on these items can be in the thousand dollar range depending on what you buy. (It could be purses, jewelry, clothing or watches.) This place is a wealthy person heaven. Overall, if you are wealthy and love shopping and spending for high quality, luxurious products, this place is a heaven for you. It is extremely expensive and security in these shops are high. They have cameras everywhere, security guards at every corner of the store.