Information:
Address: 4500 N. Oracle Road, Tucson, AZ. 85705
Phone: (520) 293-7330
Service Hours:
Sun: 12pm-6pm
Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm
Website: www.tucsonmall.com
Tucson mall on Google Map
The inside of Tucson Mall (Brookfiled Porperties)
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Tucson Mall at the night (Brookfiled Properties)
About:
The Tucson Mall is known to be the biggest and most popular mall in the city. It opened in year of 1982 with total 38 years. Brookfiled Properties are management and owners of the property. There are two floor levels and have about 200 stores in the mall, including restaurants near by. The major stores include Macy's, Dillard's, JCPenny, Forever 21 and Sears, which are also called the anchors to the shopping mall. There is also a children's play place which is always full of families and children having a good time. There is always improvements happening, and openings of new stores and restaurants that comply with customers preferences. In 2001, General Growth Properties purchased Tucson Mall.
| Total retail floor area. | 1,287,206 sq ft (119,585.4 m2) |
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Anchor Stores
• Dillard's has197,958 sq ft.
• Forever 21 has 86,596 sq ft. (formerly Mervyn's)
• J. C. Penney has136,864 sq ft.
• Macy's has139,078 sq ft. (formerly occupied in a 135,000 sq ft (12,500 m2) originally Broadway Southwest)
• Old Navy has19,996 sq ft.
• Sears has162,816 sq ft., and closing in April 2020
Services:
There are many entrances and parking spaces that are available to the customers all around the mall.
There are many services that are accessible to visitors. These services include ATM's, Auto Jump Starts, Family Restrooms, Lost and Found, Nursing Lounge, Safety Escorts, Soft seating areas, stroller rentals, wheelchairs and assistance.
Events:
On Holidays, the mall provides Santa Clause and the Easter Bunny to take pictures with the children. The mall is full of families that are all lined up to take professional photographs. There are also other local events that can be managed and held at the inside lobby area next to the food court.
Dinning:
There are many different types of dining places inside and around this shopping mall. Whether one is looking for a nice fancy dine in experience, a quick snack, or a fast food place they want to spend time at, these are all available near by. Restaurants like The Cheesecake Factory, Olive Garden, Mimi's Cafe, and Red Robin are dining places with full service. Other fast food restaurants would include, In and Out, All American Burger, Charley's, Subway, Panda Express, Cajun Grill, Sarku Japan, Villa Italian and Raspados.
Food Court - 1
Food Court - 2
Mall Programs:
- Walkers Club: Doors open at 6am for morning walks for an open and empty mall.
- Amber Alert: When there is an Amber Alert, the mall will provide signage in the busiest locations for the word to spread.
- Nearest Parking Locator
- LiveSafe App
- A-Store: Is an extension to the Bookstore at the University of Arizona. The A-store at the mall is considered an "off-campus learning lab" for UA retail students.
Website: www.tucsonmall.com
Tucson Mall website includes stores' information with the catagory (04/12/2020):
History:
According to historian David Leighton, the idea of building Tucson Mall was entirely a coincidence. In 1930, Helen Wetmore discovered a shopping mall on her Chicago trip and thought that this was what she wanted to have on her own land Owned. Her husband ’s family has owned a piece of land since 1800. The construction plan of Tucson Mall really began in 1978, and Forest City Enterprises proposed a participation plan.
In 1990, Tucson Mall began a large-scale expansion plan. The Dillard's anchor was the first part to be expanded and renovated, and a parking garage was built next to it. On the east side of the mall, a new wing was built for providing more commercial services and attracting companies to join. This new wing began to provide complete services in 1991, and provided more than 400,000 square feet of space for the entire shopping center, as well as more than 70 new stores.
Tucson Mall at 1982 (Tumblr)
Transportation:
Sun Tran's Tohono Tadai Transit Center, located adjacent to the Mall, was opened in 1994
Covid-19 Update:
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to become serious, the Mayor of Tucson has declared continuing emergency to respond this situation and suspended all non-essential business activities. Tucson Mall expects all stores to comply with this policy. Tucson Mall expects food store tenants to continue to provide pick-up and shipping services, but consumers are not allowed to be dining on the public.
The Mall Walker Program is suspended until further notice.
References :
https://www.tucsonmall.com/en.html
https://www.google.com/searchq=tucson+mall&espv=2&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjlr5HP-JjTAhVP2WMKHd7RAn0Q_AUICSgE&biw=1269&bih=640
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tucson_Mall
http://uabookstores.arizona.edu/astores/TucsonMall.asp
https://www.tucsonmall.com/en/visit/covid-19-update.html Covid-19 Update Tucson Mall
"Tohono Tadai Transit Center". The Role of Transit in Creating Livable Metropolitan Communities. Transportation Research Board. 1997-01-01. pp. 71–73. ISBN 9780309060578.
