park meadows mall

We were in Denver for the weekend and had planned to spend a half a day doing some shopping. Let me tell you this is up there on the more beautiful malls I've ever seen. From LA to Boston this is up there in the quality of building materials attention to detail and selection of stores. It was a real pleasure to spend an afternoon wandering throughout the mall. It has an large indoor mall and a outdoor section. Didn't get to check out the outdoor part due to a blizzard. Solid food court with wide array of options. If your looking for a large array of nice shopping I definitely recommend park meadows as the place to go. Plus there's no parking fee that you have to worry about in downtown.

There are some great restaurants and stores. Outside of the mall there are also alot of shopping and dining options.

This is a beautiful mall with a great view of the Rockies. We only went to a few of their stores, but the directory showed dozens of available stores to suit everyone's tastes. There is so much indoor and outdoor seating, one could literally plan on spending the day there and not get tired. I look forward to going back and checking out more stores.

This is a must see for the out of town shopper....it's like Disneyland for the well-healed who want a great selection of top notch retailers

Park Meadows is self-declared to be “Colorado’s only Retail Resort”, and I would agree. This is the nicest mall in the State, hands down. It is an upper scale mall with stores such as Nordstrom, Macy’s and Dillard's, and has something for every type of shopper. This mall has both an Apple store as well as one of the only Microsoft stores in the nation. Clothing stores abound for all ages and clothing preferences, there is a large selection of sit-down restaurants including the Cheesecake Factory, and the Food Court has a wide variety of culinary choices.In town for the weekend in downtown Denver? Take the RTD light rail to the County Line Road station which is right in front of the mall (same parking lot). The mall offers WiFi if you join their frequent visitor club (free), and several stores offer free WiFi as well. Overall, Park Meadows offers a great shopping experience, to the greatest degree that a traditional mall can possibly provide. Highly recommended.

The park meadows mall is conveniently located. It hosts almost all the big brands from fashion clothing to jewellery...appliances n decor.It has a big food court as well. We really like the place n it is so nicely planned n maintained. Superlike!

There are so many stores to shop at. The location is easy to get to. When you walk in the main doors you are greeted with a massive stone fireplace and beautiful architecture. If you walk out to the Vistas you have a peaceful 'river' and pretty landscaping. The kids love to walk along the water and cross the bridges. This place is a great place to shop as well as just hang out with friends.

First we were stuck by the beautiful atmosphere of this mall, we appreciated the high wood ceilings, the lighting, the trees, the waterfall; you felt like you were walking through a very nice resort. Plenty of space too for getting from store to store and not bumping into anyone with packages. The stores too were high quality and we enjoyed the selection. We stopped for pretzels but otherwise didn't eat a meal here. Parking is spacious here and the roads to and from the mall area are accessible but traffic is heavy in the evenings near rush hour and this lasts for quite a while. We really enjoyed this mall over Cherry Creek.

They have everything. The ambiance is classic western. I was able to go to dicks, nordstroms, Dillard's, etc and do all my shopping in one well decorated place. The designers need to be commended. A great american mall. Even better than the human roller ball mall in Minnesota where they speed walk into my hulking frame.

We visited this one after going to Cherry Creek and we were sorry we wasted any time at the other one. Park Meadows has all the same stores and more. It also had a food court and more inviting layout. We enjoyed the mix of high-end and mid-end stores and restaurants. Also right across the street from an outdoor shopping complex and IKEA.

A lot of people adviced us to go to Cherry Creek Mall. Park Meadows was at walking distance from our hotel. It is a great mall, much better then Cherry Creek. Park Meadows has a warm design, a lot of stores and at The Vistas you can eat, drink or just sit outside and enjoy the sun. The foodcourt can be crowdy, but the atmosphere is not cold.

We love coming to this mall. It has the Disney store which my kids love and several great stores that we don't have at home. Always clean and plenty of parking.

I admit--I enjoy writing with fine writing instruments. While in Denver recently my Caran d'Ache 849 crapped out, presenting me the pleasant prospect of replacing it.I found a replacement at Paradise Pen in Park Meadow Mall.More importantly, I found a sympathetic sales rep who, when she couldn't find my Swiss pen in stock, steered me toward a Lamy, a brand that is new to me.Then, even more fun, in walked a priest and his wife who knew not just God but also Mont Blanc, Omas, Parker, Pelikan and Sheaffer. Listening to their anecdotes made for one of the best mornings of my holiday.I left them with a six syllable word for snob: aficionado. These people are fountain pen aficionados and it was a pleasure to meet them at the mall.

My daughter is 10 years old and we like to take "girls trips" every few months to do mom/daughter things, as she has 1 older and 2 younger brothers! We love this mall! It is clean, safe, and there are a lot of stores and restaurants! There is a huge food court with casual fast food, but the Cheesecake Factory is also attached and has great food! There are other nice restaurants that we haven't visited but hope to soon!

We were on our way to dinner at one of the restaurants here, & in a rush, I left my emergency/parking meter money in the glove compartment. A few days later, I found out that the valet had helped himself to $50+. Yes, I was stupid to leave cash in my car. But the most disturbing part is knowing that this low life went through everything in my glove compartment to find it (it was pretty well hidden), fondling my emergency feminine products, pens, straws, napkins. I feel like I need to burn the lot! Thanks, Park Meadows.