Favorite American malls (in any area)

[I’m not Stu]

What are your favorite American malls?

[Santander]

Fashion Square in Scottsdale, I guess.

[I’m not Stu]

In Orange County, CA, I like The District, The Market Place, and The Triangle. I am also looking forward to the new Brookhurst Place and Cypress Town Center.

[Orwell]

Probably the mall in Grand Rapids, Michigan. I don't really go shopping much though.

[Progressive Pessimist]

If you love malls come to my town. There are four within miles of each other, one of which is the biggest and busiest mall in the state. We have so many damn malls that we are almost exclusively the reason why Bergen County has blue laws.

[Starry Eyed Jagaloon]

Not a mall fan as a general rule, but Tysons Corner and Westfield Century City are both pretty nice, IMO.

[I’m not Stu]

I like outdoor entertainment centers, mixed-use malls, and outdoor mega-malls.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Rosendale and Southdale centers.

Oh and the Mall of America is not actually a mall. It's a tourist attraction and is actually pretty lacking in mall staple stores (and what it has is not why people go there.)

[American2020]

Mall of America in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
I visisted it in 1995.

[Del Tachi]

Lenox Square regionally; locally...Highland Village, I guess?  Jackson malls suck because the two nicest ones (Highland Village and Renaissance Colony) both lack a department store.  Northpark has a Belk and Dillard's, but is older and not as nice.  If I need a department store in Metro Jackson, I'm probably going to drive out to Flowood.

[Progressive Pessimist]

If you love malls come to my town. There are four within miles of each other, one of which is the biggest and busiest mall in the state. We have so many damn malls that we are almost exclusively the reason why Bergen County has blue laws.

Oh, that's right, I completely forgot about the American Dream Mall that finally opened this year (yeah, bad timing) after over a decade of development. So that's five malls within miles of each other. The American Dream is more of an indoor theme park though.

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Tossup between Dutch Square and Columbiana.  Dutch Square Mall (now Dutch Square Center) was the mall of my childhood while Columbiana Centre has been the best mall in the Midlands since it opened in 1990.  Dutch Square was showing its age and doing poorly even before coronavirus hit.  I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't survive.

[HillGoose]

CoolSprings Galleria, easy.

[The Simpsons Cinematic Universe]

Favorite American mall: Smith Haven Mall on Long Island, and some mall in... I think Danbury, Connecticut, that I forget the name of. Not cause it's any good, just because of the memories I have there.

If it weren't "American Malls," I'd have better answers. There's a huge mall in my city with a Tim Horton's, Tesla, German food, and just a whole bunch of cool stuff. There's also a cool mall near me where there's a big statue that says "CORE SOCIALIST VALUES" right next to a Gucci store. Gucci gang revolution. Pretty cool.