
City: Bloomington
Region: North America
Country: USA
State: Indiana
Trade area: 26 909 776 sq. feet
Address: 60 East Broadway Bloomington, Minnesota 55425
Owner: Triple Five Group
Parking: 15 194 sq. feet
Phone: +1 952-883-8800
Size: 135
Type: 131
Website: http://www.mallofamerica.com
Working time: 10:00 am – 9:30 pm
Stores: 54
Mall of America is a mega mall located between Minneapolis and St. Paul. It offers more than 500 stores and at least 50 eateries. It houses nightclubs and cinemas for entertainment.
There is a four-story Lego store, a subterranean aquarium containing over 4500 marine animals, a flight simulator, and a virtual racing track. Every year, the mall attracts more than 40 million visitors.
In 1982, 78 acres of prime real estate became available when the Twins and the Vikings, Minnesota’s pro baseball and football teams, moved from the Metropolitan Stadium to the Metrodome. The site was a mere one and a half miles from the St. Paul International Airport, close to major highways. The Bloomington Port Authority bought the site with a view to development.
In 1986, the Ghermezian brothers signed an agreement to develop one of the country’s largest entertainment and retail complexes. The mall offers a huge number of stores on three levels of walkways. A fourth level is situated on the east side. It offers about 12287 parking spaces, with space for overflow parking.
Anchor tenants: Nord Storm, Macy’s, Sears, Nickelodeon Universe, Radisson Blue Hotel.
Restaurants: The Hooters restaurant, Cantina #1 restaurant, Rick Bronson’s House of Comedy, Dick’s Last Resort, Skydeck Sports Grille, and Lanes.
Attractions: Nickelodeon Universe, The Theatres, SEA LIFE Minnesota Aquarium, Barbie: The Dreamhouse Experience.
The outlet will occupy 11,000 square feet on the mall's first level on the east side.
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