| Guide to Southern California
shopping malls and centers. |
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Westfield
Horton Plaza - Located in downtown San Diego this
multi-story shopping center is one of the most unique
malls in Southern California. The food court takes
up one entire floor of the mall. |
Universal
City Walk - Outside of Universal
Studios the malls main focus is on dining and entertainment.
When you park to
visit Universal Studios you will walk through the
mall unless you pay for premium parking
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Hollywood
and Highland - In the heart of Hollywood California
this multi-story mall has loads of places to eat.
The mall is a nice retreat from all the tourist along
Hollywood Blvd and next to Grauman's
Theatre.
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Downtown
Disney - In the center of the Disney Resort.
Entertainment and dining with a mix of specialty
shops are the line up. Not enough money for
the amusement park then Downtown Disney is the next
best thing.
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Irvine
Spectrum - Outdoor mall located
at the convergence of the 5 and 405. The shopping
center has it's own ferris wheel, IMAX theatre
and major stores. At night the spectrum is lit
up with moving searchlights.
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The
Grove Shopping Center - Third and
Fairfax in Los Angeles was famous for the Farmers
Market. Today the limelight is shared with
The Grove a huge upscale shopping mall with it's
own trolley system. |
Anaheim
Garden Walk - A short walk from
the Disney resort this outdoor mall has a bowling
alley, IMAX theatre, dinning and specialty shopping.
Geared toward the tourist but very popular with
locals.
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Third
Street Promenade - Popular with tourist
and locals this
Santa Monica shopping
area is three city blocks seperated from traffic.
Specialty shops, outdoor sidewalk cafes and
street performers.
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South
Coast Plaza - One of Southern California's
fist major shopping centers. Over 280 stores
and 24 million visitors annually make this shopping
center one of the largest in the United States.
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Fashion
Valley Mall - In the heart of San Diego's
Mission Valley this is the cities largest shopping
center. Featuring 200 stores and restaurants. Neiman
Marcus, Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Victoria
Gardens - Outdoor shopping mall in Rancho
Cucamonga. this retail center has become the hub of
the community
with retail stores, public plazas, a movie theater,
and a civic cultural arts center.
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Newport
Center Mall - Upscale shopping center
in Newport Beach with views of the Newport Bay. 200
specialty shops, world-class department stores and
a vast array of restaurants and cafes.
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Westfield
Santa Anita Mall - Four major department stores,
an AMC movie theater and 27 popular eating options
in both the food court and the "Restaurant Square" area.
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Beverly
Center - An eight-story giant of a mall
with 160-plus retailers include exclusive Rodeo Drive-quality
boutiques.
Great place for people watching maybe even a celebrity.
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The
District at Tustin Legacy - This shopping
center is the new kid on the block. Loads of retail
stores including
Costco and Home Depot. The District Promenade has
numerous dining and entertainment options.
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Del
Amo Fashion Center - Over 300 shops on two floors covering
three million square feet. The mall been used as
a backdrop for several movie and television productions
and is one of the largest centers in the nation. |
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