The mall opened in 1978 and is the hub of a master planned community called Paradise Valley Village.
Will be back next year for sure.This is a mall we use to go when there nothing to do in the house. Hotels near Paradise Valley Mall: (0.54 km) Embassy Suites by Hilton Phoenix-Scottsdale (5.53 km) The Westin Kierland Villas (8.01 km) Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale (6.27 km) Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix/Scottsdale on Shea Boulevard (2.93 km) Orange Tree Resort; View all hotels near Paradise Valley Mall on Tripadvisor A good chunk of stores are closed and the mall has left their original storefront… ...Depends what one's expectations are really, i used to work at this mall for about 3 years from 1999 to 2003 and it was a really nice mall. I also like the small Paradise Valley movie independent movie theatre contained in the food court area.
... restroom is good. Tatum Boulevard and Cactus Road intersect within the circle thus creating four quadrants.Originally owned by Westcor, in 2002 Paradise Valley Mall became part of The Macerich Company's portfolio.In the early 2010s, the retail climate started changing causing several chain stores to close in the mall. Both developments siphoned most of the "in-line" tenants from PV Mall. It wouldn't surprise me if the mall was completely torn down except for Costco and apartments, offices, or … ... famous footwear is also a nice choice of store.
... it's more nicer. Clean mall with some great stores and a good food court and small movie theatre.
a decent but small mall, with the usual stores, anchored by the usual bigger stores, Sears, Dillards, Macys, Kohls....food court is ok, enough choices to choose from; the Paradise Café was very good- looked a little like Panera; prices were average, for a mall anyway.After hitting all the major malls over the past view years, this was a surprise.
Over time the mall contained more small businesses and fewer chain stores.The Southwest quadrant consists of the Village Square I and II shopping centers, Jackson's car wash and several apartment buildings There is also an APS substation south of Village Square II.Paradise Plaza was constructed in 1982 and consists mostly of furniture stores and medical offices.
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... We love the movie house. Also, the movie theatre is no longer part of a chain and privately operated. ... thumbs up. Then the fancier outdoor Desert Ridge Mall opened with it's outdoor activities for kids.. fancier chain restaurants and chain stores.. and it's newer movie theatre... etc.. and all the young people disappeared and hung out up north at Desert Ridge. A carousel was installed in 1998. Hotels near Paradise Valley Mall: (0.34 mi) Embassy Suites by Hilton Phoenix-Scottsdale (3.46 mi) The Westin Kierland Villas (5.00 mi) Mountain Shadows Resort Scottsdale (3.92 mi) Hampton Inn & Suites Phoenix/Scottsdale on Shea Boulevard (1.83 mi) Orange Tree Resort; View all hotels near Paradise Valley Mall on Tripadvisor
The food court is great although limited variety to choose from. Dayton Hudson Corporation, now Target Corporation, was an early investor in the project and owned the Diamonds department store chain, which was one of the original anchor tenants.
The mall is surrounded by a circular street named Paradise Village Parkway. ... friendly attendants.
Two giant cranes jabbed at the foundations of the Paradise Valley Mall entrance to the old Macy’s wing until the massive block of cement crashed to the asphalt parking lot. Also, the movie theatre is no longer part of a chain and privately operated.
Visiting this mall was like stepping back in time when malls were in their glory days. That being the case, judge Paradise as what it currently is.. many stores are gone and part of it was torn down and replaced by a Costco over the last dozen years.