Hubby & I didn't actually buy anything, but spent six hours exploring and oohing and aahing. There is actually a creek running through the middle of it - it was piped underground years and years ago, but the developers brought it back to the surface for this segment - and it's even stocked with trout! Beautiful fountains are programmed to music to put on a beautiful water show to rival those found in Las Vegas.
There was various entertainment scattered along the way - everything from live music - to human statues.
We finally left when the crowds got too big to be comfortable, but I'll definitely go back in a few weeks to experience it again. The best part of this whole thing (in my opinion) is that the mall is closed on Sundays - to reflect the standards of our community.
If you are ever planning a trip to Utah - be sure to include a visit in your plans!
You can see more pictures of the mall on their website here where there is a slide show that includes art work and other features.
13 comments:
Thanks for the sneak peek, Gayle. No quilt shops, huh? Didn't think so. : )
Less than 90 minutes away and who knows when I will get there? But it looks really cool. Love the roof!
I didn't realize it was closed on Sundays! Fat chance of me ever actually going there then. Saturdays are just too crowded.
Now I know what to do during my April trip to Utah!
Two years ago while staying at the Radison on S. Temple I watched all the guys in hardhats from the 15th floor. They parked in the big lot across the street from the hotel early in the morning and then streamed back in the late afternoon. It was a mass of yellow ants. Can't wait to see the result of all their hard work.
I sure have been reading about the Mall. Both son and daughter live within a few blocks, and they said the crowds and cars have been crazy. We walked through the exterior a few months ago, and I look forward to seeing it sometime, now that it's open.
that's amazing!
I've been wanting to go! Thanks for posting pictures. one of these days we'll make it down and I'm sure we'll be like you--just oh and ahh but not actually buy anything :)
Wow, what an amazing place!
Sounds like a delightful day with your husband.
A pretty impressive Mall. I checked out their website. Must have cost a pretty penny to built. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to hear that it's closed on Sunday unlike here, now everything is open on Sunday. JB
A pretty impressive Mall. I checked out their website. Must have cost a pretty penny to built. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to hear that it's closed on Sunday unlike here, now everything is open on Sunday. JB
A pretty impressive Mall. I checked out their website. Must have cost a pretty penny to built. Thanks for sharing.
Nice to hear that it's closed on Sunday unlike here, now everything is open on Sunday. JB
My comment wouldn't post and I clicked again and now you got twin comments. JB
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