The Shops at Skyview

Very nice mall, we went here to go to Target and get out of the cold. The mall has all the great stores for your shopping needs.

⭐☆☆☆☆ (1 star) Time of Visit: 8:16 PM After a long day of shopping and walking around the mall, I tried to use the bathroom before my 1-hour drive home. To my frustration, a security guard stopped me from entering—despite it being an obvious personal need and the mall still being open at the time. This was not only uncomfortable but unacceptable. Basic access to restrooms, especially in a public shopping space, should not be denied without a clear and reasonable explanation. I left feeling disrespected and disappointed. I hope management reviews their policies and staff behavior—customers deserve better treatment than this.

I really enjoy shopping at this mall. It’s very convenient for me and has almost everything I need in one place. That said, some of the massage chairs didn’t work even after taking payment, which was frustrating. I also think a few security guards could be more mindful of their behavior. Aside from those issues, it’s a great place to shop overall.

Be ready to wait 30 minutes to use the bathroom on the weekends. Bathrooms are disgusting. Lines everywhere extremely long. It’s like a zoo here but without the cute animals.

Always nice Christmas displays. This place can be chaotic, but the stores always have reasonable prices.

No Wi-Fi, very difficult to get in touch with anyone, I think is very dangerous in case of an emergency, doesn't have a variety of restaurants, bathrooms don't have a regular maintenance & very little spots for waiting area with seats

Great place to shop so many varieties. However, I did have a problem trying to find Best Buy. you have to go through the parking lot I kept riding up and down the escalator because I did not see how to get to it. but eventually, I figured it out. I was able to shop and get some great deals. It was crowded. security was present. I felt safe and can't wait to go back to do some more shopping when I'm in town.

Prepare yourself a complete day of shopping. It is clearance day. Try out the Nike outlet, the marshall store with its clearance area for men, women, kids, household, travel, cosmetics you name it they have it. It is also a good starting point for curiosities on the mid levels from sellers with their own stands. Great deals to be made on every given day.

This mall may not have a lot of stores but the stores that are there makes up for everything. My favorite stores are Target and the adidas outlet. You will be sure to find something cute and affordable. They are lacking in food options but have a wide array of bubble tea options.

Skyview Shops - College Point, Queens Very convenient and spacious parking area with easy access to the Skyview Mall and nearby stores. The lot is well-maintained, organized, and safe, making it stress-free to park. Plenty of spots available, clear signage, and smooth traffic flow in and out. A reliable and convenient place to leave your car while shopping or dining in the area.

I first went to this mall before the pandemic and loved it, but it is a lot different now and seems to be going downhill. It's not as clean as it used to be, and a lot of stores seem to be closing. I was really sad to see Daiso closed here, especially since it closed at the mall in Rego Park too. Last time I was at this mall, I also had a terrible experience where someone stole my jacket and umbrella. I literally put it down next to me, and someone snatched them and ran off with them and I couldn't catch up with them. I tried to find someone to report it to but couldn't find any mall staff to speak to. Someone who worked at one of the stores was nice though and said that I could file a police report, but I didn't bother since it was more trouble than it was worth.

The event staff at Skyview talk to patrons in a condescending and disrespectful way as if they are herding cattle.

3 Stars for the shops/5 Stars for the Parking To be honest, I mostly come to SkyView for parking; not necessarily for shopping. Their parking rates, even though they keep raising the rates, are still the most reasonable rates in Flushing. When I first started parking here, the rates were $3/3 hrs (what a steal!!)....they are now $6/3hrs, but still great rates! They also offer special rates if parking for the Mets Games. I wish they'd fix their pay stations though! Currently, you can only pay when you exit on the ground floor. They lines to exit sometimes get backed up because ppl can't seem to figure out how to pay....go figure! The shops: Is it me, or are they losing a lot of stores? Their anchor stores (BJs, Target, Sky foods) remain the same but some of the retail stores seem to close abruptly.

I sorta stumbled upon this location by accident. I don't know much about Queens and decided to walk the bridge walkway outside of Citi Field and stumbled upon this location. I could not tell whether it's a mall or a shopping center, but I did some multiple different stores. Unfortunately, while the mall did have a few locations I would have checked-- the "mall" was closing within 15 minutes of arrival. I think it's awfully early to close at 8PM! I am not certain, it may have just been an error on Yelp regarding the closing time. The signage wasn't the best because I could not locate two of the stores I was looking for but I will admit I did not exactly utilize my best efforts to find it either. BJs, Target, Nike clearance stores seemed to have been the most popular locations and as the mall was relatively crowded I am assuming due to the holidays, it was not the easiest to navigate. I would not return here on my own accord-- but I do have a couple friends who live nearby, that would probably be my sole reason for me coming here, again.

Mall on College Point in Flushing. I bought a few things at Uniqlo and a pair of Nike pants at Marshall's. Lived the Popmart Vending machines and the Nike Clearance Store!

Wow I can't believe this was my first time coming here. This mall is in a weird spot in my opinion. There was also a food section here as well. They have the cleanest chucky cheese, wish I was a kid. I loved how they had crain games all over the mall. I wish I carried cash on me I would have totally played one. I was really shocked how clean this mall was. The layout is a little different than what I'm used to with the Queens center mall. If I lived closer I probably would come here often. That Nike store was calling my name. I loved their fact bath & body works was here too. Some good value stores were in here.

The Shops at Skyview in Flushing is a shopping center with a diverse range of stores and caters to a wide spectrum of tastes and preferences. BJs is on the first floor. Fashion enthusiasts can discount great deals at clearance outlets like Nike, Adidas, Converse, Burlington, and Marshalls. Beauty and cosmetic enthusiasts can discover the latest trends at Sephora. The shopping center also features a variety of Asian businesses, including Grandma's Dim Sum, Coco Fresh Tea & Juice, Gong Cha, Beard Papa's, and more. Entrance to The Shops at Skyview parking garage is conveniently located on Roosevelt Avenue and 40th Road. There are 6 levels of parking with 2,500 parking spaces. I usually use the 40th Road entrance and exit. I feel it is less crowded compared to the Roosevelt Avenue one. If you are there early, there is no problem finding parking easily. Later on during the day, you might have to go to the higher floors. Most recently, I was able to take advantage of the parking validation program at Skyfoods. Parking was validated in-store. At Skyfoods, a purchase of $40 or more, three hours of garage parking is validated. This is a great benefit of parking at Skyview and getting groceries.

This shopping center was only an 8 minute walk from my hotel and extremely convenient! I came mainly for the Target, but was impressed at the diverse selection and value of shops in the space! Service was slow in Target, as they put everyone into ONE line versus multiple (odd). There was even a Chuck E. Cheese's there, which I found to be heartwarming. What an adorable little mall.

Whenever we come to Flushing, we always park at Skyview Mall. You can't best the parking price for five dollars (to start off with). There are three levels, plenty of opportunity to park where you need to whether it's near a store you would like to be near or away from other drivers. There's SkyFoods Supermarket, different stores, Kiosks, Starbucks, Häagen-Dazs, Coco bubble tea, and more. The shops at Skyview has something for everyone. Enjoy!

Honestly speaking the selection of stores is quite bad. I'd say it's nice to go with friends after class and things but honestly wouldn't go for much else.

I've been here sporadically over the past decade. The majority of the mall's retail space is filled with American brands - Best Buy, Target, Chuck E Cheese, Marshalls and Burlington. There are some good options for shopping though like the Nike and Adidas outlets. And the place is very modern and is very clean. in keeping with the neighborhood's demographic, there are a few Asian brands as well. You'll find a Daiso, bubble tea shops and an Asian supermarket. However, if you're here to experience Flushing's Chinatown, skip this mall. You're better off going to Tangram or New World Mall which have more interesting and unique Asian brands.

honestly it looks like every mall back home. lots of american shops but they do have asian eateries. i didn't do much here. it was so hot in there! put the ac on!!!!!!!! if you walk around outside in a huge coat, cool ac in a store feels good!

Another mall in Flushing is The Shops at Skyview which has six floors of shops that include but are not limited to Target, Nike, Best Buy, and Uniqlo. Boba and dessert options in the mall include Coco Fresh Tea & Juice, Gong Cha, and Beard Papa's. There's also a Starbucks for your caffeine needs. There's also a Skyfoods located inside which is an Asian grocery store which seems to be a trend with grocery stores inside malls in Flushing. There are many options for shopping and felt overall pretty clean. Bonus points for having parking too although it's paid parking and not free.

I really enjoy shopping at this mall. It is located not too far from the busy hub that is Flushing China Town. The mall has a bustling and vibrant atmosphere with plenty of shops and a large Target. There is convenient multi-level parking with a plethora of spaces and some food options inside. It is definitely one of the better shopping malls in Queens.

We stumbled upon this place after riding the subway from Manhattan back to Flushing Queens which is were my hotel was. I came because I noticed that they had a Target and a Uniqlo . Well I was surprised to find out that this was actually a shopping mall with a variety of stores including Nike, Marshalls a food court and a few others I can't remember. We only wanted to go into UniQlo and Target. The mall was busy and had several floors. There was also a Best Buy, Burlington, BJ's and a grocery store I believe. Seems like a good option for those who live in the area.

Not the best mall ever. Best thing about this mall is that they sell tanghulu when you first walk in the main entrance. My kid tried the cotton candy from the vending machine that makes it in front of you but it tasted like... well... like main st... terrible. Not many shops, not much variety, I'll avoid unless absolutely necessary.

All 4 elevators are out of order!! Nordstrom, Michael's, Bed bath, Bob furniture out of business.

mini mall , never too crowded i mainly come here for bjswholesale , and nike outlet. Clean but stores are temporary and always some sort sales going on.

I rarely come to this mall, it's mostly to pick up something from Target online. I used to come here for Best Buy as well but only for a quick look for L. Ooh, I remember I used to shop at Nordstrom Rack here but I guess they closed it years ago. The last time I checked out Forever 21 years ago and the selection was just so ridiculous, I haven't been back. They don't really have any other store that appeals to me.

I always go to this mall with my friends since it is close to us. We usually pick up a bubble tea in the basement either Gong Cha or CoCo. The major stores that we go to are Uniqlo, Marshall, Daiso, and Target. The mall is always packed especially on weekends. The good time I think it good to visit is any time on the weekdays. The amount of traffic that they get can be overwhelming. I would have to say be careful when you come on a rainy day, the mall only put a small rectangle carpet by the entrance of the mall and they don't dry the floor properly. My friend and I experienced a few times how slippery it is. People have told me that so many people have fallen by the entrance so many times. It is not okay to have the floor slippery especially if there are children, elders, and pregnant women coming into the mall. Other than that, it is a great place to take your families there.

Good place to shop & park while in Flushing, but you better not ask for any favors. I had paid for my parking and then realized I lost my credit card. I went to the parking office and explained this to them and they had me pay an additional $4 for the 30 minutes I retraced my steps. So incredibly unhelpful. The person in the window did not even bother listening to understand the situation and was in a hurry to close the window.

New machines for parking, make it even slower now to check out it seems... flimsy paper slips are easy to lose and they need to figure this out before. Why not put more parking payment machines inside the mall? There was one outside the exit point and not even close to the elevators.

Typical shopping mall with all the usual American retailers. Target, Best Buy, Burlington, etc. were in this 6 stories mall. There were also some local retailers. The mall was clean and manned by security personnel. Parking garage was attached to the mall.

I've been going to this cute shopping mall for years at this point and it's only improved since, even though some former stores like ETaoHouse and Nordstrom Rack are things of the past. Yet nonetheless they have made way for more wonderful and innovative new tenants, which change every few months or so and keep it exciting. Most recently I've noticed that not only have they welcomed Daiso and the Burlington Coat Factory, but they also installed a vending machine selling cute collectible toys that are sure to be a hit with the kids, making this mall more kid-friendly; there's even a Chuck E. Cheese here for kids to enjoy as well, so it's a great place for parents to take a child. I could spend hours here just shopping, it's so much fun checking out all the different stores and you're sure to find anything you could want or need here! I should note that the Marshalls is actually somewhat vast and even a bit bigger than some I've been to in strip malls, so that's a good plus. There's plenty of yummy food as well, a few restaurants but more importantly there's some cute bubble tea joints, a Taiwanese/Chinese bakery, and Beard Papa's Cream Puffs which are great to snack! The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because the cellular service is "on and off" here, and the CoCo Bubble Tea was all out of the QQ topping, but those are minor grievances that shouldn't affect the overall experience for most. Also, the parking garage can be a bit tricky to navigate at times.

Classic mall in a box - same type of setup as the Atlantic Terminal Mall in Brooklyn (think bargain stores like Marshall's, Burlington, Famous Footwear with Sephora, Best Buy, Old Navy to attract the rest). There are some good stores here but the bathroom situation is atrocious. All the stores managed to close their restrooms "for the day" at the same time. The public restrooms located within the mall were also closed at the same time. It's absolutely ridiculous and poorly managed. This is why this place barely has 3 stars. Will never be returning.

Not to be confused with the Skyvow Center, which is a plane upon which people get married. And then immediately join the Mile High Club. Or not, depending on how nervous and/or talented the male "member" of the union is. Pretty fantastic Mall in Flushing which is a little bit unfriendly if you want me to be honest but it's cool that they have a bubble tea stand in here (Coco) and a bunch of top brand name stores, and the people of Flushing really seem to like coming in here so that's good. I try to avoid it when I can because for me this isn't the real Flushing and the real malls of Flushing are a little bit to the east of here such as the New World Mall and the Hong Kong Mall and the Golden Mall.

For anyone who has been here on a regular basis, it might be time to own up to the fact it's the nicest mall in Flushing, which really isn't saying much. For anyone who is from suburbia, this place won't impress you, but for the neighborhood, it's the place to be (literally) for many popular retail experiences. Before the pandemic, Skyview was one of the busiest places in Flushing, period. The weekends were boiling over with people and week nights were still pretty crowded. Fast forward to 2021, it's still one of the busiest places in the hood, but with far less people to bump into. Parking can be an issue, especially on the weekend but the rates are reasonable compared to the other lots in the hood. There is no food court to speak of and the dining options are limited to boba, dim sum (Grandma's!), and Chuck E Cheese. And of course, there's a Haagen-Dazs because #Flushing. They don't call it the "Shops of Skyview" for a lack of options. There's a whole load of shops here ranging from clothing (Forever 21, Children's Place, Old Navy) to athleticwear (Nike Clearance, Converse, etc) department stores (Bed Bath Beyond, Target, Best Buy etc.), supermarkets (Skyfoods) and mega ones (BJ's). There are sales constantly happening and folks love a good deal. Let's not forget about Daiso Japan or the recent opening of Adidas. Things are definitely changing, hopefully for the better. I also know there are luxury apartments as well. While I don't live there, I can imagine it being an attraction for would-be Flushing residents who want a little retail and a living room with a view.

This is a pretty decent mall with PARKING! Love this parking garage, it is close to main street where all the restaurants are. I usually park on level 5 (less people). The sky food super market is on the lower level but you can easily get there from inside the mall from any level. Level 5 has the uniglo. Parking is 3 bucks for 3 hours- a steal! I like walking around this mall. I love getting gong cha bubble tea. There is also a target. It pretty much has all the essentials. The mall is pretty clean and there are bathrooms. Decent amount of shops! Would recommend checking this place out or just parking here when going to Flushing.

The mall has grown their list of stores over the years but it took them some time. They are still trying to replace some units within the mall especially after the closure of Nordstrom Rack. Having a parking lot right between the mall is hazardous for pedestrians when they are trying to cross over to Best Buy, Michael's, and Skyview Health and Wellness. There is no phone signal in the BJs on the ground level and in some areas within the parking facility. The parking lot has reasonable parking fees compared to the rest of Flushing: ($3) for 3 hours, ($7) for 4 hours, free parking with $75 BJs purchase or free parking with $30 Skyfoods supermarket purchase.

TOTAL ROBBERY. If any issues, it's your fault. Me and my friends went to sky foods buy grocery. The grocery store policy says the parking is free for 3hrs if you shop over $40. We spent more than $40 but the cashier validated the ticket on the wrong receipt (according to the parking lot attendant). When we drove out, the attendant asked us for $4. Even though we explained the situation, the attendant kept accusing us for not having the validation on the right position. We requested the manager. She argued that the manager is too busy to check the situation and accused us of causing the line. She wanted us to back up and check with the sky foods while there were cars behind me. The attendant demanded us to pay and refused further communication. I am sure you don't lose your job for that, because your manager is too busy to fire you!

African Americans must steal a lot from this mall because every time a new AA face enters that Mall . The building Manager and his borderline racist staff will follow you and give you weird looks until your done shopping .and leave . If your an AA Family visiting NYC and your staying in flushing . I suggest you go to Jamaica AVE , Queens Center Mall , 34th street , Harlem and or Time Square for your fun. This community is overall racist . You may have a few positive experiences but Flushing is kind of Racist towards AA. Building manager and security will have your thinking they are racist . Just being honest . I've lived in the APT in the mall and never felt welcomed . I left in July .

Great place to hang out, shop, or even get some exercise in! I appreciate the stores that they have especially Target, Uniqlo and the Old Navy. Also love the rarer option of having a Nike Outlet (which has expanded) there as well! It is a bit crowded depending on the time and day you visit! Hard to get cellphone reception unless you sign up for the wifi Tips: - If you don't want to use their Wifi, you may have to pre-download an app or find the coupon you need for certain stores before entering the mall - There are massage chairs (but those are often occupied) if you get tired - Keep exploring as there are some stores not easily accessed till you walk all the way to the back

Shops are good but got scammed at basement exit of parking lot exit on 40th Rd by a man. We parked for under 3 hours, which should be $4. The "attendant" said the price was $11 due to a special "event parking." He said this was $10 plus $1 gratuity. Needless to say, I became very skeptical as I have never had to pay anything like this in the entire lifetime that Skyview has been open. My wife got out of the car to look and indeed there was a sign stating an "event parking" and $10 fee. He conveniently said said that the credit card machine was not working and that he had already thrown our ticket away on the pile. I paid as I gave him benefit of doubt but afterwards realized he did not deserve this. I have uploaded the photo of the "event" sign and a short clip of the event. I will be reporting to skyview management and perhaps to the police as well. My family and friends have also been asked to pay despite having parking fully redeemed after shopping at at Skyfoods. Please do not overpay for parking at the attendant or just use the machines! This occurred near 7 pm on 7/15/2023.

I came here while on a 3-4 day tour of NYC and from what I could make of this place its an indoor mall with underground parking. The place is very clean and a great place to shield ourselves from the chilly NYC weather. The place has underground parking and from what I understand if you make a purchase some of the retailers will validate the ticket for you (but don't quote me on this) Here is a list of some of the shoppes here Nordstrom Rack Target Bob's Furniture Bed Bath & Beyond Daiso Beard Papa Gong Cha Fay Da Bakery Sky Foods Uniqlo You can see the complete list here https://shopskyviewcenter.com/directory/ I do want to caution you to pay your ticket at one of the kiosks instead of paying when you get to the gate stick thingie... because you can't pay there. You have to pay before you get to the gate otherwise you look like an idiot having to hop out of the car-keep everyone behind you waiting and shooting daggers at you as you go pay your $3 or whatever...Don't worry if you forget because it took us 20 minutes sitting at the exist watching at least 3 cars do this...

If you want to visit a complete waste of space, then come to this shopping center!! There are about 12 stores and most of them have low/poor stock compared to the same store at another location. For example, the newly opened Burlington has next to no clothing in the ladies section - just some random T-shirts and stretched out cardigans. You're better off visiting the Rego Park location. Also, there is no centralized food court here, so if you're hungry, you have to choose from one of three dining options (Fay Da Bakery, Subway, or Grandma's Dim Sum). To make matters worse, parking is a nightmare. If you prefer to pay for your parking ticket in cash, good luck because none of the payment machines take cash anymore!! The other day, we went up and down the floors and tried each machine and none of them took cash. We ended up going to the ticket booth by the exit to pay with cash and the attendant told us it was going to be $8.00 because we went over the 3 hour mark by 7 minutes. Maybe if one of your machines worked, we wouldn't have been late?!?!?!? And been charged an extra $5.00?!?! This place is ridiculous so save your sanity and money and go elsewhere.

Thought I wrote a review about this place but it seems that I haven't. I came here on a whim with my friend because she didn't want to drive all over the place with the limited time we had. This is not a mall I'd frequent just because this place sends me over the edge. Every store we went into the lines were wrapped around the store like a snake. There were a lot of people mindlessly walking around like robots not caring about other people's personal space.

Clean and big mall with some stores you can only find in long island or Manhattan. It is a busy mall but not like the Queens Center Mall. They have a Nordstrom Rack, a Nike outlet and uniqlo which is great if toy don't want v to fo all the way to Manhattan. The mall is also in Flushing so there is a lot to explore afterwards, especially in terms of cuisine. Not too far from here is a Macys as well. I love coming to this mall because its cle as n and had lots of good store options like Target and Forever21. Mera's Tip: come to Flushing

Good place to visit, but there are just not many Asian brands in this mall. Crowded place but a big area. If you are close to here and it is a hot day, come inside to cool down!

Nice and big shopping center in Flushing. They got a lot of nice stores like Nordstorm Racks, BBB (Bed Bath and Beyond), I think there was a Nike store and of course, since you are in Flushing, there are also Chinese shops. There is a parking lot for the mall, but I highly recommend not to drive and park here. It's just too crazy to find a parking spot here. We came here on the bus, even it was kind of inconvenient to carry tons of shopping bags on the bus, but I'd still take it then fighting the traffic in the parking lot. Other than that, the place seems nice. We shopped at BBB and it was bigger than i expected with a large selection on a lot of different items. We also shopped in the Chinese supermarket there. Being it's located in Flushing, as you can imagine, it's always busy.

This mall is underwhelming disappointed. First of all, the layout sucks. Like one freaking bathroom and on the bottom floor. When you're enter, you're like on the 2nd floor or something. On top of that, the bathroom only has 4 stalls but one is broken. You know how long women lines are already for the bathroom. This was even worse. It sucks for the women who has to take a dump there. There's nothing that really stands out at this mall. The main reason I came is for Daiso cause I was blown away in Houston. It was much smaller and sadly boring there with hardly anything I wanted. Can you believe the main attraction of this mall is Target? Yeah, seriously. The best thing of this mall is the freshly squeezed orange juice machine outside of Target. Like seriously. It was delicious. I am impressed. All the food items were not impressive either. Nothing blew my mind and I could've gotten almost anything there back at home in Atlanta. 155/2019

This place is across from the public projects on College Point Ave. The crosswalk is so busy that cars have a hard time turning right from Roosevelt Ave. I have come here several times in the past. The first time was to shop at the Skyfoods supermarket. The second time was to buy some appliances at BJ with a friend. The third time was to buy some household items at Marshall's. Since the mall is below apartments, the tenants will find the place convinent.

The mall is weirdly laid out. If you're coming from Main Street you'll be able to hit daiso, Marshall's, forever 21, target, and uniqlo. To get to bj's, Best Buy, or michaels, you have to go across the structure. To get to parking, you can go through 40th road or Roosevelt ave. The garage clearing is above 7'2. Either 7'6 or 7'8 but I don't remember which one. However once you get through the entrance of 40th road, the inside clearances are 6'8 so if you're driving a uhaul van with 7'2 clearance you're sol. Each separate section i.e. target v bj's have their own set of elevators so if you're looking for an odd number level I.e. Best Buy on level three you will see a weird gap when you're on the even level side.

This review is mainly for the parking garage. I come to Flushing monthly to satisfy my craving for Asian food and to get a hair cut. Skyview Center is the best place to park. It's affordable, convenient, and within 2-3 minute walk of downtown Flushing food options. You can access the parking garage directly from the Roosevelt overpass, which means I can take Grand Central Parkway onto Roosevelt and turn right into the garage without ever dealing with downtown Flushing traffic. There are six levels of parking and it's never difficult to find a space. Parking is $3 for the first three hours. So if you're staying under three hours, there's no way to get a better deal. No need to drive around looking for street parking. No need to try to aimlessly find a spot in one of the two small public lots. No need to pay the overpriced rates of the garage by Queens Crossing, which is now privately owned. The only problem is if you want to stay more than three hours. Staying a fourth hour takes you from $3 to $7. Staying five hours gets you to $10. Still pretty good deal, but missing the three hour mark by a few minutes really stings. There are some nice shops here as well. There's a large, recently-remodeled, Uniqlo location. There are some clearance stores, as well as a Target and a Little Lamb Hot Pot. There's a Gong Cha and a new Beard Papa's. There's a large branch of Chase Bank. If only I could afford to live in this complex.

Whoa, a shiny new shopping complex built around the Sky View Parc, a 448-unit luxury condominiums which I must be the last Queens resident who finally had the pleasure to visit. It hones big brand name retailers as: Hershey's ice cream, Payless shoe store, Five Guys, a hug Chuck E Cheese (yes seriously?), Best Buy, Target, BJ's, Bed Bath Beyond, Sky Foods an Asian supermarket and soon to be more. I agree as stated by previous Yelpers it does appear empty with "coming soon" signage when roaming from one end of this shopping complex to another. It is very brightly lit on sunny days and space is very clean. Facilities are clean accessible through double doors of a long walkway and a separate entrance is adjacent to Sky View Parc condominiums for the convenience of residents. With a friend, we explored the big brand stores admiring the toy bears and floral arrangement. The directory map appears utterly useless and unable to decipher with many vacant retail space. Condominium residents have the luxury of never having to leave the property (an advantage in the purgatory freezing winter months or oppressive summer's heat days or, finally, to be subject of perilous road rage when seeking parking) to attain food or any of life's essentials where it can be found in Sky View Center. This shopping complex is built in favor of Sky View Parc condo residents, yet a great disadvantage for those who are not. This shopping complex can be seen when the 7 train pulls to Flushing station before it submerges underground.

The Parking Lot feels like a zoo on a Saturday afternoon. Every single car trying to park as close to the store entrance and there were tons of empty spaces if you don't mind walking 2 minutes more?! I don't mind that $3 for the first 3 hour parking charges but at least makes sure the payment machines are working! It was just so frustrating! I like the mix of some Asian stores including Coco Bubble Tea and even a Grocery Store aside from Marshall's, Targets and BJ's. Probably won't be coming back next time when I am in town. Nothing too exciting for out of town visitor like myself.

A good alternative shopping center to existing malls in Flushing. The good thing about this center, it has good shopping vibes. Parking is a struggle, either you pay the killer garage fee or commute to this neighborhood. We were here by chance, we used it as shelter for the soaking rain weather while waiting for our pick-up. Loved that it has a security guard by the main level. Elevator is a plus although each floor marker is somewhat confusing. Wifi connection is not something you'll look forward.

I love visiting and walking around malls. I have been to this mall a couple of times. It's a good size mall with the expected jewelry and cell phone accessory kiosks. Pros: This mall brings together all the shops I really dig: TJ Maxx, Old Navy, Bed Bath and Beyond, Target. This makes shopping much more easier. Located in Flushing, it is close to the 7 train. Cons: it lacks good places to eat. Even though Subway, Five Guys entered into the picture, you want more choices. We passed by Chuck E. Cheese, but children and their families go there. I come to this place for the convenience. But that's it.