Las Vegas North Premium Outlets Reviews

Went not expecting to find much and in the end had to buy an extra suitcase to fit everything in. Had to search but it was well worth it. If you sign up to the shops email listing you can get an extra 20-50% off already discounted prices at the register.

My family and I went to Vegas on a road trip from Canada and we really like these outdoor malls, especially with the nice weather. Wished we had those on this part of the country :)
Great place, good stores and excellent discounts!!!!

A great place to find a bargain. Lots of shops both high end and regular. Clean tidy outdoor shops with a nice big food hall. We all managed to find something to buy. A great days shopping, but you need to know your prices as not all are cheaper.

In the past you could still get some bargains here but nowadays the prices are even higher than on the strip.

New balance shoes are 5$ more expensive here than the strip.

Sunglasses are just overpriced.

Not worth the uber ride or bus ticket.

Convenient access.
Good parking options.
Many different shops: fashion, household, sports....
Supplies: something for everyone.

Great selection of stores and the sales where amazing. Shopping in August is yes hot but the sales are to be had. Also the amount of people was great not so busy.

So many fun retail outlet shops including Rag and Bone. We got some superb deals at the Nike store. Just wondering is fun at this outlet.

For an outlet mall can't say the savings are all that great. A lot of the more interesting stores, the sock store for one, are gone.
Very disappointing.

Many shops with a wide selection. The disadvantage is that it is actually too hot to go shopping, so a lot of it in the shops with AC. Parking costs $5 per day.

I tried shopping in "normal" shops that were part of the strip and was shocked at the pricing! I live in Hawaii and thought our prices were steep - boy was I wrong!!

Took an uber to the outlets and found many good deals and a great variety of stores. I definitely recommend if shopping is part of your Vegas trip.

This used to be great, but there really wasn’t much here. We barely bought anything on this visit. Disappointing...

Very interesting outlet. Multi Brands and shops over there. Very good collections even after Christmas. It was crowded and some of the shops have queue to enter!

My wife had a field day with the number of shops here. Discounts were excellent and I think it’s nearly bankrupt us!!

Jeans $39 for genuine Levi’s in more sizes and styles than the UK, Calvin Klein, Boss, Michael Kors, Ugg, and many many more.

Food and drink available and security staff to help if needed.

Great experience!

Some great deals available at these outlets at the North end off Vegas but easily accessible by bus or car.
Certainly better than the South Premier Outlets!

Straight Ahead Beauty is a scam! Do.NOT.purchase. My friend and I purchased the platinum collection with flat iron and bionic glider. We were on our way home from vacation so we didn't try the items until the next day. Mine would not turn on; my friend's would not heat. I made repeated attempts to exchange the items and was ignored every step of the way.

When I disputed the charge with my bank, the representative said I needed to ship the items to the company and upload the tracking information. I did. When everything was "resolved" the bank said the company provided evidenced that I "agreed to pay". Yes, I did. I agreed to pay for working items. Basically, I have no products and am out $292.64. Do NOT make the same mistake.

Huge place, lots of brands (Adidas, Nike, Timberland, The North Face, Columbia, Carter's, Gap, Oakley, and more), compared to Argentina it's much cheaper. Zapatillas adidas por 30usd, polar The north face por 25usd. From the Strip, it's easy to get there by bus. You get a card that costs $8 and is good for 24 hours. You take the "deuce" or, faster, you take any bus that passes through the Strip and you make a short connection to get there (you always pay with the same card). Uber or taxi from the strip costs approximately 25 USD

I love visiting the outlet malls, and this is one of the best! So many upscale stores and even when it is super busy, it doesn’t feel crowded! Great place to shop!

I really enjoyed visiting North Premium outlet! There was something for every member of the family and good choices for food. No real bargains but a good day out nonetheless!

Be warned to take your credit card! Because its impossible to leave here emptied handed! They Have everything you need!

Excellent option for shopping and very easy to get to
Good shops, good deals, close to Fremont St
You take Deuce and then the 401 bus and that's it

Good variety of outlet stores, not as cheap as the outlet stores in Barstow but good considering your in Las Vegas. The Disney store had a great sale. The food court was really good with nice chinese food and the best Strombolli from the Italian place. Easy to find stores using the digital information booths.

Good shops and fine prices. Places like Tommy Hilfiger, Polo and Adidas. Only takes 15 min on the WAX bus from The Strip/Excalibur Hotel.

The mall was clean and offered a good selection of shops, but it is ridiculous that you have to pay $5 to park in their dingy garage (the escalator was even broken). Not even validation if you purchase something. We enjoyed ourselves, but I can't say we'd recommend this place to others.

This is one of the few outlet malls that still has some grest shops and deals. There are plenty of good shops that have bargains and good merchandise. Well worth the trip!

Five of us were going to shop. Our driver pulled into a pull off to let us out and a security person came rushing up rudely saying it was a $500 fine to drop off there and we couldn’t do it. We left and went elsewhere to shop.

If your coming here for cheap prices stay away. Prices here may even be more then normal price. Nice venue with shaded areas and chairs for men to sit outside. Big blend of higher end stores and lower end but none with any cheaper then normal prices.

We visited the South Outlets last year, so this time we returned to the North Outlets which we prefer. They have the shops here that we enjoy browsing and we spend in Kate Spade, Disney, and other stores. It's a easy drive from the Las Vegas Strip, and there is a food court, and restaurants so you can break up your shopping trip with something to eat and drink.
There are a lot of stores here, and you can spend hours here browsing.

Las Vegas outlet is a good place to take the family shopping off the strip, inexpensive fast food, the Cheesecake Factory is the best, the prices on the outlet are the same as you will find at any city Mall that's why I rate 4 but is good place, they do charge $5 rate to park if your out of state.

I hadn't been there for several years and the mall has grown. You should know your prices. Not every shop offers the deals you might expect, but most do. I can't believe the savings I got. GREAT stuff. GREAT styles. GREAT discounts.

It was definitely a place that you should prepare a full day, because there are so much you can browse and buy!!
The day we went happened to be the President Day weekend so a lot of shops have put up extra sales.
We stopped for lunch at the restaurant called “ The Cheesecake Factory” , it was super busy and we waited for 15mim to get a table.
We had a Caesar salad and a slice of carrot cake to share, the portion were hugeee.... so be prepared for that when you order ...
We were glad we did not order more as we were both so full we did not even finish the cake...
They have a full section of cakes, I would love to try another one if I go back. The salad costs around $15.
Overall a lovely visit there !

After requesting a receipt, an employee (event. store manager) and claimed that our credit card did not work. Instead of checking, she kept walking around the store, communicating with the headset and not letting us finish. Arrogant and rude.
She insisted on another payment and said now it worked. The next day, of course, we saw 2 debits on the credit card. Unfortunately only at the airport gate in Las Vegas. Now, back in Germany, I requested an immediate refund from the bank. You should expect better from a company like Guess. This business is not recommended. This only applies to this store and not to the outlet center, which I can recommend with many great shops and very friendly staff !

I decided to check out this outlet mall while my friend was at the drag races, and I am glad I did. Although there is a lot of ground to cover so make sure you are wearing your best walking shoes it is a stop I think travelers would enjoy making. I was on the hunt for a particular piece of apparel that I had come across in a fashion article and thought what a better place than an outlet mall with so many options. One stop was in a shop named Escada and I must say what great selections they carry, but although they had exactly what I was looking for my size was not available, but the salesperson could not have been nicer! My next try was J. Crew, and that ended in the perfect find and it was on sale for half price! I recommend this mall to those who are traveling around this area to check out. Safe travels to all!

Love this place, always have a good choice, we can find lot of good products from different store. As well as the food court, food is so delicious. You will fall in love once they get I nto there.

As most people may or may not realize, the bar code on the back of your driving license has your name, address, date of birth, driving restrictions, potentially your social security number encoded on it. Why does a shopping center require that information from shoppers? Needless to day, as a Nevada resident that should have free parking; the garage attendant could not read my specialty Nevada license plate and the person taking the money not only wanted to see my driving license - no problem with that. Scanning on the other hand HELL NO! Gave the person the $7.00. Needless to say, I won't return and to think why brick and mortar shopping centers are having difficulties. Sorry, but I refuse to surrender personal data just to park my car at an outlet mall other retail establishment. EVER!

Many shops, loads of options and big selection of clothes, however, most is from past collections. Fine if you don't mind not wearing the current collection.

This is a fairly large outdoor outlet mall. It was a nice way to shop, however, since everything is outside,if it is very hot as it was the day I went I would rethink going. The extreme heat made it difficult to walk around. The stores are those typically found in Premium Outlet Malls around the country.

The stores here are basically the same as the South outlets, though there may be a slight variation on some stores. Parking here is not free, but $7 for all day parking is a very good deal.

This is the best of the two malls if you want to visit one.
There is a really good selection of shops with plenty to suit every age group.
I would allow yourself a good couple of hours as we rushed around to do it in two hours.
There are some real bargains to be found if you look hard enough and some good label shops.
You can use the bus from the strip to get there and we got on outside Paris.

Expensive compared to other outlets in and near Las Vegas and $8 for park when I did not find what I was looking for is bad for an outlet

I loved the North outlets. I’d head how people buy big suitcases to take their purchases home and scoffed at such an idea. But after visiting here (and also the South outlet) I had to do the same. Bargains were THAT good. My husband rarely buys much but he bought shoes, t-shirts and shorts. I bought...well, rather a lot. I found Tommy Hilfiger to be especially good; also Adidas and Quicksilver. We ended up spending about four hours there and still didn’t cover all the shops! They were heaps better than our discount shops here in Australia.

Very nice outside mall was worried as the area outside the mall is not the safest. Mall very clean lots of stores with many choices for all budgets

We went shopping at the North Outlet because they have s better selection of stores that we were interested in. The mall itself is laid out in long rows so easy to navigate. Lots of parking. Stores were clean, bright and well stocked. The mall was clean and inviting with shade and outdoor seating when you needed a rest. Had s good time!

A good representation of stores - outlets for luxury and regular mall stores. I love coming here. Great deals for sure. It’s busy because it’s good. Check out the store brands - excellent selection.

My favorite mall in Vegas offers a wide variety of stores such as Michael Kors, Lids, Reebok and Ralph Lauren. Good Food Court and a lot of parking spaces.

Every designer shop you could think of at great prices.
Ralph Lauren store was particularly good, friendly staff and a large selection. We've flown in from the UK and have found the prices excellent.
Cheese factory was amazing, too, with the largest selection of pies I've ever seen, and again, well priced.
Plenty of eateries, too, to suit all budgets.
We spent around 5 hours there and didn't get bored at all.

However, be aware it's open and not an enclosed mall so can be unbearable to walk round at the height of summer.

That said, the south outlets are enclosed but look like something out of a 1970's zombie movie.

North seems to have more shops with bigger selections in each shop.

Great bargains to be had, install the Simon app on your mobile for more discounts.

OVERALL: Clean, open air facility with a good array of athletic apparel brands - Adidas, Nike, Columbia, North Face, etc. If you know what you’re looking for, you can traverse rapidly.

TIPS & TRICKS:
@ Locals Park for free
@ AAA discount - Information booth has discount booklet
@ Evening shopping - less crowds and cooler temps.

easy to on the bus route and not busy, give your self plenty of time to explore ALL the shops, we did this on the way to Freemont Street

If you love your shopping and getting named brands for nearly half price, here's the place.
Brilliant.

very disappointed this trip--they are now charging tourists $5 to park--you would think with the extra money they would maintain the property better--I had to park on the 5th floor (top level) of lot B--there were 2 elevators that were both broken--I am 76--it
wasn't bad going down the stairs but going up 5 flights was hard especially after walking the mall--I called the management & no call back--I won't be back.....

We really enjoyed our shopping experience and found the outlet very clean. There are a good variety of shops with some great discounts to be had. Not everything was massively discounted so you just need to be aware of the regular price of the goods. We travelled on the SDX bus from the strip which we found cheap and convenient.

I had visited the Simon Outlets at Hawaii, Seattle, and Orange. Vegas was by far the best. Huge stores with lots of stock in full size ranges. Cant wait to go back.

Still a great outdoor mall with many popular and unique shops. They also have boutique and general shops as well. The stores always have sales however, I find that shopping at holiday time gives you the best deep discounts of all.
They add new stores and also have a decent food court in the middle along with restaurants too. I always find really good things here every time I visit.

While researching our trip to Vegas I knew that shopping would have to come into the mix. The north premium outlets are fab, there is a wide range of shops to choose from and all have great prices.
Make sure you head to guest services where you can pick up a savings passport, this gives you extra discount at certain stores.
Also download the “Simon” app. This is the company who run the outlets, on there you will find even more discounts not included in store or in the passport.
Be aware that all the shops are outdoors, not inside a mall, so it can be quite hot going store to store. Make sure you bring a refillable water bottle with you, Shake Shack has a cold water tap where you can go fill your bottle up.

Some good shops although not necessarily cheap. It was good to say we had been but it was no different to the shopping mike in our hotel planet Hollywood. Could have saved some money on a taxi really.

On previous visits we have always thought this was the best outlet mall in Vegas and after this visit nothing has changed our minds. It is outdoors so better in the evening away from the heat. Also not too happy that you now have to pay to park. The express bus does go here from tge strip so that is a good alternative. Also worth going onto premium outlet mall web site for some coupons and savings.

Stopped here to looks around and maybe shop a bit. Found many amazing deals and so many shops to choose from. It was nice and clean, well laid out with much variety. Stopped at the Cheesecake Factory for a light lunch and a few drinks. Utilized the BIG BUS Tour hop on hop off.

Great Outlet, I usually do my Christmas shopping here but came for lunch today. Shake shack has a portobello mushroom burger that was very satisfying. I stopped by the guest services to assist with my accommodations and they were very helpful.

We have been here in July 2024. The heat was unbearable, you could breathe only entering the shops. There are many brands but many of them we did not know, we imagine they are American brands that do not have much fame. We found some offers but not the prices we expected.. everything depends on what you are looking for, but the prices of American outlets are not how they were years ago

Great spot of shopping if you love your labels and refuse to pay big prices like me! Easily accessible on the SDX train line from The Strip, the people of Vegas are super friendly and very helpful. You won't have a problem getting here! Enjoy!!

Visited yesterday, took the deuce bus from the strip, easy to navigate. Clean, well maintained shopping outlet with some lovely bargains to be had.

This is hyped Area. Discounts are not as much , you can similar or less anywhere in US , the ambience though is very nice . A full day event

The offers are not necessary better than in other outlets in the US. The afternoon we went it was raining, so the experience was not the best since it’s an open-air mall. You can find some luxury brands like Hugo Boss, Tory Burch, Kate Spade, etc.

We visited this mall since we were staying down the street and had time to kill and money to spend. It is clean, safe and has tons of stores. Parking is $8.00 unless you are a local, Vet or active military. Cheers!

Went to North Premium Outlet Stores because this was close to Musems, City Center and Fremont Street!! All major brands except for high ends!

Very nice outlet shopping mall. Tons of shops with great deals - all outdoors so you can enjoy the nice weather.

If you are in Vegas and need to do some shopping, this is the place!
You can find there almost everything in very good prices.
Tip: register online and print a copy so you will get the additional discounts book for free when entering the outlet.

Yes, it is much bigger outlet than the south outlet mall; but that also means more walking...in the heat for June when I was there. Although they do have water misting machines, please brace yourself for the heat and the walk. Lots of great shops, easy access to the RTC Express (recommended) for $8 which will take you from one end of the strip to the other (North & South Outlets and all stops on the strip in between).

Lots of premium shops and brand names. plenty of items to select from and at very reasonable cost. We shopped at both LV South and North Premium Outlets and enjoyed them very much. Most of the South outlet stores are indoor while most shops in the North outlet are outdoor. Bus ride costs $5 per 24-hrs if you buy the ticket off the LV strip or $8/24 hr if bought on the strip.

If you are up for shopping, look no further in my opinion [unless you are looking for off the runway items which you'll find on the strip]. There is a huge range of outlets from ordinary to premium and there were good prices in general. We ended spending about 4 hours there and did purchase quite alot.

Back here after ten years, but in many ways it still looks as well-kept as it did back then.
Well, a few tenants are new or have changed, still good brands, even if not always cheap.
Good food corner, and cheap parking spaces.

These are outdoor outlets. There are no water filling stations which makes getting water bottle filled on hot day impossible. American Eagle employee gave me a bottled water- so kind. The stores are the same as any outlet & prices are no better. We left and went back to enjoy hotel pool on a 110 degree day.

Cool outlet with a huge selection of different shops! Often good promotions and top offers! Definitely worth a visit!

Typical outlet mall except the deals just aren’t good enough. Like in Phoenix the outlet malls are awesome, tons of free parking and crazy deals we just couldn’t find elsewhere. The Las Vegas outlet mall just doesn’t deliver the value. We thought we’d get better deals but prices were literally identical to prices at the miracle mile shops on the strip (Planet Hollywood). Ex. We bought Air Force one shoes for my son at the outlet mall for $90 and guess what they cost at miracle mile? $90. Turns out everything we bought at the outlet mall we could’ve bought on the strip for the same price and saved ourselves the headache, time and cost of the drive out to the outlet mall.

This is one of the largest outlets in Las Vegas.

There are several parking garages where you pick up a ticket when you enter and pay for your day ticket for $5 when you leave.

For the shopaholics, you will find about 120 well-known brands here.
The center will soon be furnished and it will have 1 large food court.
Nice for a few hours.

Very nice place to go shopping has a great vibe. Recommend for people that want to get out and enjoy the outdoor shopping experience.

Very expensive! Crocs, same prices as a normal mall, same Ralph Lauren. Come to Italy, prices are cheaper

The mall offers a wide variety of stores, including many well-known brands at discounted prices. Whether you're looking for designer labels or more affordable options, there's something for everyone. The layout of the mall is fairly easy to navigate, and the store staff were generally friendly and helpful.

Quick taxi ride from last north mono rail stop, wish I'd had an empty bag to take advantage of what this shopping precinct offered

Outlet with many stores but with “normal” prices compared to Spain. The “sales” in Spain are cheaper than in this outlet.
Some things even more expensive than in normal shopping periods in Spain.

They have a lot of great deals and stock. We spent five hours without even realizing it. The parking are 10 dollars though. Not so great. Wanted to return a shirt the next day.

Came to this premium outlet via the Rtc Deuce and line 401. The 401 starts only by 10:58 am. This outlet store is most complete and fortunately there were lots of sales leading to father’s day and June 11-12 outlet day. Especially loved Adidas, Cole Haan, Kipling, Porche design and Prada. If only I have space. There were lots of food available like shake shack, chipotle and starbucks. It is a must to enroll in the Simons Vip club as there are more doscount you can get.

We visited this outlet twice during our 10 day stay. There is a great selection of shops and a large food court. Beautiful and well kept. Most of the stores offered discounted prices. A 45min bus ride from the south of the strip on an STX express bus. £8 for a 24hour bus ticket. Stops right outside the Disney Store and America Eagle Store. Well worth a visit!

Once again another great shopping experience. Every year when we visit Vegas we go shopping here. Place is clean lots of options in stores.
Have shopntill you drop !

If you are from the UK you will find the prices very good. Under Armour tracksuit bottoms for £16!!
Worth leaving a bit of extra space in suitcase.

I asked a local which outlet mall was the best and she suggested this one. The locals know the good stuff. This was our second outlet and weren't impressed with the first one at all. We loved this one though. It probably helped that it was Labor Day weekend so we got all kinds of holiday deals....probably too many. We had to buy more luggage to take home all our goodies. 🤦‍♀️ Staff was super friendly at every store we went to. Btw, this is an outdoor mall and not on the strip. I think the Uber was close $15 to get there from the Venetian.

Shopping here is amazing. Well laid out. Lots of different shops and lots of bargains to be had. Buses up and down the strip.

The North Premium Outlets is absolutely amazing! It's a very popular shopping destination for locals and tourists, only a few miles North of the Las Vegas Strip. I've been going there for over 15 years and always find the best deals. There's over 175 stores from casual to luxury brands. There's also many food options available such as Chipotle, Shake Shack, The Cheesecake factory, and a food court. If you visit their website sign up for their VIP shopper Club to receive rewards, discounts, and exclusive offers. Free parking for locals w/ Nevada ID!

The hours reported here are wrong. The mall Opens at 10am. There is a food court and Starbucks if you come early.

We need to target the shops. They are not all interesting and you will not always find your size (e.g. Levi's)

Always enjoy a stroll around the outlets with my family, there’s always amazing deals delicious food options and great stores!! 🛍️

Last year we bought cheaper at the New Jersey outlet which is also tax free. We went on 8/6 which was national outlet day and there were extra discounts that served us well as the prices were not as cheap as we expected. It is also cheaper than in Argentina

Great place for shop. We found amazing deals on very good merchandise. Love Hour Pation watch store. Prices are unbeaten there. Worth to visit if you want to get a brand item by paying Wal-Mart price.

The strip bus SDX takes you right to the door. Open air mall so can be hot in July. Adidas and Puma stores are the best for discounted shoes and sportswear, staff are really on point too. Give yourself a couple of hours as there are quite a few stores.

Okay, outlets around the country can vary. The LV North Premium Outlets are very similar to other Premium Outlets of similar size with the variety of vendors and even the high end retailers. Easy to get to from The Strip via The Deuce bus, especially the SDX express bus. Yeah, it get hot during those warm months that visit LV but it's not the reason to buy more or less. Can you get the same thing at a Premium Outlet closer to where you live? Probably. But depending on what state you live in you might pay less sales tax in LV.

Visited on 20th September. We have visited shopping centres all over the world, but never, ever, even in 3rd world countries seen such filthy toilet facilities / restrooms. The management of this centre should be ashamed. The shareholders of Simon's Premium Outlets need to make some changes. We will not be visiting again.

Everything you need- including a Disney store. Disney stores have all closed but there are still Disney outlet stores, including the one at the North Premium Outlets in Las Vegas. There's also restaurants and a food court.

Great outlet shopping here....
Especially the Adidas shop 😍
Oakley had amazing deals too...
The place to shop if you are after quality.

It always amazes me how I can find something to be surprised by at a place I’ve been coming to for years. The Simon Guest Services staff are always lovely and helpful, and I’ve just discovered the joys of the parking garage on the south side. I’ve got Godkids, so it’s nice to know while they’re still young enough I can snag one of the little cars to push them around in. Between picking up something nice for yourself or simply shopping the deals as you hunt for them, it’s nice to take a break and grab a bite to eat without being stuck inside all day. Before you know it, you’ll have your steps in and can even still walk off that lunch once you’ve caught your second wind!

It's an outdoor mall. Like any premium outlet, not all stores or all clothing are outlet. If you look in the offers section you can find very good prices.

I'm not sure how often I'll be back to these Outlets. Full Disclosure: I do not love to shop, but had to stop here to look for one particular item I thought they might have. Overall, I found that this place was very crowded and I was grateful I didn't visit during summer, as I think it would be way too hot as it's outdoors. The staff at the stores I visited were very kind, as was the parking staff in the garage (explaining that I was free as I was a local with my Nevada ID) but trying to find a map of the property to get back to the parking garage was difficult once I was done and ready to go home.

Considering this is an outlet, it is very expensive. Various high end and mid range brands to consider if you do go. Saks On 5th was like a jumble sale, but still pricey. Wouldn’t return.

We had such a great time shopping here! Most of the deals were fantastic prices and there's a fantastic range of shops. We got the best deals at Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, Converse, Foreo, Coach, Fossil, Nike and Adidas. I'd allow lots of time as there's heaps to cover. Getting there was easy in an Uber and it's not too far from the main strip. I'd definitely go back there next time I'm in Vegas!

My friend and I visited the mall in January 2020 as it was a stop on the Big Bus circuit. We had lunch at the food court where there were quite a few choices that were interesting to eat.

We did a little shopping and had great success. I would have liked to see more plus size offerings, but I did enjoy checking out some of the various brands that I don't always see.

Wow! They charge for parking and not even validate? $5 for 3 hours and $10 for more? Eeek! Plus don't forget, you are only getting charged if you are visitor, so anyone not having a NV drivers license, will have to fork over to park. I call that discrimination, why do out of state people have to pay? This mall is out in the boonies and not in a urban setting where parking is at a premium and hard to come by. It is just the point of charging one person and not the other. Glad there are many options on the way to Vegas and I can leave my money elsewhere.

Arrived at 13.30 left at 18.00 with lots of bargains.
Great selection of shops. Many high end stores too. Many bargains to be had. All the staff we encountered were very friendly and helpful. Places to eat and drink.
The best outlet by far. The single deck bus drops you right outside.
Very pleasant as it is all outdoor shops. Plenty of stores for all ages and they cover a great range of products.

Generally not a fan of shopping, but once someone prodded me into visiting the two Outlet malls, I really started to enjoy the North mall and visit each time.

The major brands are all here and the shelves are well stocked. As you'd expect from an Outlet store, the prices are quite good. For me, there's plenty of men's stores and even a Bose outlet (which moved from the South outlet mall) to tempt the wallet.

This time I decided to buy more than I could fit in my luggage, but learned about DropIt, which allows you to take everything to the Customer Care office where they'll bag it up and ship it home for you . Not sure how often this deal is in place, but the end of 2019 had no shipping charge, so I got everything shipped home UPS for no charge. Unfortunately most of the employees in the stores had no idea what DropIt was, so I had to figure it out myself.

Our second visit to the outlets did not disappoint. Its all there, quality stores, great prices,conveniently placed away from the strip with all of the shops in one small location. Its a must if your partner wants to shop and you don't, or you want to be able to get around the shops without excessive walking. The Cheesecake Factory is also there so an added bonus. We went for both brunch and dinner. All our shopping done in on location so we could concentrate on what Las has to offer. Do it!

Easy to get to and if you have time, stop off at Freemont.

Awesome variety of shops!! Clean and open :) We found some good deals in November! Was worth the distance off the strip to shop. Will definitely be back!

This is the better of the two outlets in Las Vegas. We drove and thought the USD 5.00 was a little cheeky, but it is what it is. Pay before returning to the car. My son picked up a pair of Nikes at a bargain price and some shorts were purchased at another store. But there really wasn't any prices to wow us. The Australian dollar is not worth a pinch of salt right now, so it is cheaper to buy at home at the moment. The centre has a reasonable food court and the restrooms were clean.

The woman was so kind and I really could enjoy shop.
(except hargendaz stand,,they should be nice to traveler)

Pretty standard Vegas outlet, lots of stores and a couple food options. Parking is not bad if you go to the garage but be careful in there. The area is not so great, like if you go the only thing you can do is stay inside the outlet parts. I prefer south outlets.

This is a wonderful place to shopping with lots of different options. We are enjoying their food and shopping experiences. And kids are love this area as much as they like. Amazing location to shop all the gifts for your lovely one.

Dropped by this place during our visit to Las Vegas. Plenty of shops to visit. Prices were reasonable with some great bargains to be had. Our 3 hour visit was not enough.

I’m on vacation from Ireland and need to use a mobility scooter. We parked and went across the bridge. The escalator was under repair and out of use. The elevator was turned off.
One of our party went to Information and was assured security would come along.
After twenty minutes, I phoned and Cindy said she’d talk to security herself.
After another twenty or so minutes there was still no movement. There was nowhere to sit and the others in my party were tired so we gave up and went away.
I paid $5 to sit and look at an elevator door. 100% would not recommend.

Did not intend to buy much after all we are on vacation and have bought all our Xmas gifts already. However the outlets had great sales 60-70% off stuff compared to the Orlando premium outlets during Thanksgiving week where we shopped.

We were there on a Saturday and it was packed with a lot of locals and tourists. The Premium Outlet is hige and has many shops. There are items that are sold in regular prices so should you wish to look for those cheap buys you have to be keen on it and try to look at everthing in the store. You may score a good deal in the outlet. There are also a lot of food options along the way but there is a food court at the center of the mall.

For all the shopping freaks this is the place you should be if you love shopping. It has everything you need and there are many shops, very good for your last minute shopping. A day is recommend to get all the shops.

We have been at Las Vegas North Premium Outlets many times.
It is always a pleasure to go there and get really great deals.

Just before going Vegas we went to Premium Outlets in Woodburry in NYC.
I read lot of comments about different offers / prices seen in both locations.

Basically, what I noticed is that most nat'l large brands ( Polo, Coach...) are bascialy offereing the same deals and range.

In Vegas, I do prefer the Northern Outlets ( open air space ) at the Southern Outlets ( Mall ).
Only minus point for the North Premium Outlets : the car park which is no longer free.
( still free at South Premium Outlets )

The north outlets are one of my favorite. I love walking from store to store outside. There are many stores with great deals. There is a good court that offers something for everyone. Parking was by the hour and since we spend about 2+ hours there I think we spent $15 on parking. The stupid thing is that Las. Vegas residents park for free.

An absolute MUST DO when in Vegas. I’d go back to Vegas just for this outlet. Honestly, most of the shops are so cheap. I had so much stuff from places like Adidas, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein for so cheap. I managed to get a pair of converse trainers for $20.

Definitely don’t miss this outlet. We spent about 4 hours here and managed to get around all the shops.

This place is well worth it if you are visiting Vegas, especially from overseas. They have some great deals on most of the brands. From high end to mid end. They have most of the clothing and accessories brands. However it had only one kids store for toys, Disney, which was a disappointment. It closes down by 9pm and I think by 8pm Sunday’s. It also has a food court which has a Subway, Pizza place, Chinese food, etc at reasonable prices. Be prepared to walk a bit and it’s an open shopping complex.
Should be able to get to the location from the main strip via Uber at around USD 10-12

There are a lot of good shops here and most of the brands that I like to shop at. I like that it is an out door Outlet even though it gets warm in Las Vegas. The selections of places to eat lunch is also good.

Excellent products and stores at frighteningly low prices. The adidas store was on sale with 50% off across the entire store. Many brand stores with quality products

Stuck in parking deck for 1 hour. Family had to Uber back to Summerlin. Just dreadful. DO NOT DRIVE IF YOU GO. Security was unresponsive and unhelpful.

5 mins in cab from strip. Good prices and extra discounts to be had. Download the Simon app. Great places to eat too. Easy to get cab home.

Took an Uber from NYNY ($12 each way)! Gorgeous day to shop until I dropped! Definitely worth going! Although I didn't stop to eat they also had a wide variety of places to eat too!

I'm a little bit conflicted about this one. On our last visit (in 2019) the discounts and the selection were mediocre. This time, was great. I don't know if it had something to do with our travel dates End of August vs Early December, or perhaps is just luck. Either way I think is worth a visit just to check if you can get a good price on some items.

This mall never disappoints. Now Prada has opened! There are always new stores coming to this already awesome place. It’s big and there is a large variety

Pretty decent outdoor outlet shopping with some good deals if you take your time and pay attention. Located not too far off the strip e got an Uber which was about USD 20 which isn't too bad. Once there you're free to roam around the many shops they have on offer from more high-end brands like a Saks off 5th, Burberry, Ferragamo, D&G and then more affordable. Not everything is a deal though so make sure to do your research before going. id probably recommend going to the north face and Acisics if you want some really good bargains depending on your local currency and the exchange rate. There's a decent food court too with Starbucks chipotle and shake shack.

The low score is for the lack of accessibility for people with disabilities/ wheelchair. The outlet mall did have available wheelchairs you can borrow for free while you shop, which is great. However, most stores, if not all, did not have automatic doors. I had to open one door and move the wheelchair forward a bit until I can grab hold of the other door to fit the wheelchair in. Thank heavens, there were so many kind people offering to hold the other or both doors open when they see us struggling to get through.

This outlet mall was very big. They had a variety of stores that had great prices. The public bathrooms were clean. Our friends from out of the country especially liked the Coach store and friendly, attentive service

OMG!! We decided to check an outlet out here in Vegas this go round and I must say we were not disappointed!! It was so many deals on Ralph Lauren Polo and True Religion brand and others!! We were in and out because lines moved fast!! Will go again!!

Very nice Shopping Centre with many brands and big choice and good prices, there are many offers and the shopping experience is good

Only a $10 uber ride from the Strip this is a great Outlet shopping mall. It’s all outside so it will be hot but has great shops and nice food outlets.

We spent the most time in Nike, Calvin Klein, Guess and Michael Korrs.

It’s still a lot cheaper than the U.K. even with the poor people exchange rate.

Easy enough to get cabs or an Uber to and from the mall.

Register for the VIP shopping package and download the app and you will get additional discounts and money off.

Prices at this outlet are ridiculously high for factory stores. I personally think that its a terrible place to shop when I compare it to outlet malls elsewhere. And if you get thirsty be ready to pay 6-8 bucks for a simple orange juice at one of the kiosks

It is a pain in the butt to get in here and park, but once you do, the place is a great shopping center. I have shopped for suits here, but this time was a trip for kids shoes. We also shopped the Purple store. This is a great place to find just about anything and I always look forward to coming here each time I get to Vegas.

Excellent Premium Outlet. Opens at 9am unlike most which was helpful and on a Sunday was pretty quiet until noon.

Most of the usual brands and a few less common once’s which was great.

Most of the shops are just retail stores and offer little to no discount at all. We visited from Australia and can get most stuff for roughly the same price at home, by the time you factor in the exchange rate it's actually more expensive. As a tourist I was disappointed as they appear to be a tourist trap. Can get far better bargains at Ross Dress for less stores.

Easy enough to get here on the Buses from the strip, good food court for refreshments and snacks, its open air so on hot days it is very welcoming to go in the shops for the Air con, and then the offers hit you (was there for Memorial day offers )

This is how you do an outlet shopping experience, and as a UK visitor I felt the offers were genuine and a lot better quality clothing than in the so called Malls back home.

The prices were amazing - so much so Had to buy a new small roller case to get them back home. - LOCK your Credit card up fore going (I've warned you )
Plenty of shops to browse, and kept clean and tidy throughout.

I think having visited both the North and South Outlets (Thanks to the Deuce bus pass) this one wins overall.

I go to outlet malls all the time and have never paid for parking. This place isn’t even near the strip and yet they’ve decided to charge $5, unless you have a Nevada license. The mall itself is fine, but paying to park at a mall is a huge turn off.

Very nice shopping experience! A food court and several coffee shops are welcome. Awesome deals to be found. This outlet is outdoors so in the summer months, the South Outlets may be better but in April, it was very enjoyable.

A must visit if you want to shop in Vegas, amazing selections in a lot of different brands. Helpful staff too that greet you in every store and offer to help. Not to forget the great deals and discounts they have to offer

This is a well provisioned outlet mall, with all the usual suspects well represented. Some excellent 80% discounts on the day I visited. A short cab or Uber ride from the "Strip" and well worth a visit.

This is an open air mall and while there are several brands which are common between the south and north premium malls, there are quite a few brands in this mall which are not there in the South one. Suggest that you visit in the evening when the temperature has cooled a little

Definitely the outlet centre to visit. There’s every design from polo, coach, north face and many more. I recommend signing up to the website to obtain extra discount especially in polo!

If you're in Vegas and have cash left over pay a visit to the north outlet!!

A place away from the hustle and bustle of the Vegas strip with good diversified brands at great prices, what more can you ask for?

Not your typical Simon mall. This is a pedestrian boulevard with individual shops. There are many name brand outlets Coach, Gucci, Burberry etc but also places like Claire's. The prices don't seem to be reduced much IMHO. Rest assured there is something for everyone here. As for eating there is of course the required Starbucks and typical foodcourt fare; Subway etc. Also several mid to upper restaurants such as Cheesecake Factory. There are many ways to get here private car which costs tourists to park but not locals. Shuttle buses stop here. If however you plan to buy more than a few things I would suggest an Uber for easier bag management. Also wise is a rolling bag as handle quality on store bags is lacking. Go early as it gets very hot out on the concrete. Benches and sitting place are prevalent. wear comfortable shoes, take a water bottle and shop till you hopefully do not drop!

I'd given up on "outlet mall shopping" till visiting this location...Ohhhh My! "High end" (Prada, Tumi, Versace, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, Quicksilver, etc.) stores with good quality items and discount prices that can't be beat.
Definitely take a 1/2 hr. to stop and refresh your feet at Garra Fish spa, a delightful "different" type 🐟 of pedicure which I really noticed & appreciated the results of the next day. The Cheesecake Factory is a perfect lunch or snack spot to share selections with friends.

We spent half a day here and managed to do all our Christmas shopping. Great value shopping experience, with items at a fraction of the price you would spend in the UK.

There were also plenty of places to stop for a drink and some food, and the obligatory Starbucks.

We arrived as the shops opened at 10am, and it was relatively quiet until around 11am when the crowds descended. Easy to get an uber back to the strip, although there is also a cab rank with lots of available cars.

We stopped in Vegas on our way home to NZ. We chose to go to North Outlet to do all our shopping. Bring a suitcase you will buy lots. There were great discount. there was 50% off Marc Jacobs bags, 50-70% of Kate Spade, along with lots of clothing discounts. The Adidas store also has massive discounts. We have been here on 2 separate trips now. Also there is a great discounted makeup store selling lots of top end brands.

This mall has a large variety of stores to shop. The clerks were friendly and the mall was extremely clean.

Visited this outlet on Thursday and found it to have a great selection of shops. Taxi’s were easy to find when leaving and plenty to see and do.
Don’t forget the discount app !!!

We enjoyed the selection of stores and the deals they offered. We spent two hours shopping and easily could have spent more time. All of us walked away with goods at a great price. Worth the time. Definitely!

Having shopped at this outlet mall a couple times a year prior to this visit I will not be returning!

I tend to visit two of the stores which I can find elsewhere.

They charge you seven dollars to park if you are a tourist!!
It doesn’t matter if you’re there five minutes or five hours!
What a lousy way to welcome Business!!
Definitely NOT returning!

Great day out - outlets kept clean and lots of stores to shop from. Discounts are great but do need to buy the voucher book.

This premium outlet is quite good, alot of brands to shop for. However, it is a little off the strip.

Nice stop before leaving Vegas. We particulary enjoyed offers at Hilfiger and Lewis. Surprisingly better bargains at Hilfiger, then we found at San Francisco Premium outlets in Livermore couple days later. Most items significantly cheaper than in Europe. We came from Vdara hotel with Uber.

My suggestion is to improve the parking flow in the south parking garage—-ridiculous unnecessary traffic. Any casino can show you how it’s done!

The saving from here was worth the trip on our last day.
Very relaxing, bus stops at the entrance and on time from the strip.
The products have variations of price point ranges and the bargains are genuine.The shops offer various products as well, so well cater for.

Great place for shopping, being closer to my hotel than the south outlet I preferred to go to this place. Great variety of stores, good prices with stands to those of Brazil in various items, excellent variety and still you get several discounts by signing up in their app when it arrives.

Excellent array of stores from luxury brands like Armani and Versace to mid level brands like Ann Taylor and Calvin Klein to lower price Aeropostale there is something for everyone. The bargains are significant. A fun place to spent 2-3 hours.

Outlet malls are one of the things I like to do, and this is one of the best I have been to. FIrst, Kate Spade and Coach stores had unbelievable sales so I got some beautiful items for a reasonable price. There was ample seating, places to eat or get a drink, and I enjoyed that there wasn't all the smoke that we encountered on the strip, making my shopping day an amazing one. Under Armour had a great selection with good deals - music was abit loud though. If you like to shop, this is a must do and it is easily accessible via RTC from the strip.

This is a great place to spend a day with premium brands offering great discounts for all members of the family.

Get there by Uber or cab it’s only a short ride away to a shopping paradise

Enjoy!!

I was very impressed with the amount of shops in this outlet. They also have a full indoor food court as well as outdoor vendors and a Starbucks.

There are 2 outlets malls in Las Vegas. This is the best one. More stores and more bandnames stores. Definitely worths the trip and the parking fee as compared to the South Outlets mall. Get your wallet ready and spoiled yourself.

Just 1 mile from Fremont Street and less than a 30 minute walk is a very nice outlet mall with all the best name brand stores. Take a break from the slot machines and spend some money here that you can actually take home. Ample restaurants & restrooms available. Indoor and outdoor seating. Different stores for different likes. Fair prices.

i had a very lovely shopping in this place ... lot of brands with very special prices
All well known brands with very good prices

Called in here 6 years ago, and found it great for value and product range. This time, neither my wife or I found anything worthwhile, prices were high, and didn't warrant a shopping frenzy. We found the Ross stores on The Strip, to be far better value, with a huge selection of clothing, designer hand bags, etc.

in the last 2
years it turned from a good outlet
with great prices of international brands to an expensive shopping mall with just a few int brands and mostlymthe same prices than the sale price in the affiliates in the hotels....lululemon for
ex had even better prices and better products in the ceasars shopping mall than in the outlet...
i asked employees what did change and they said, that the chinese pay more and so they raised prices....so let them do their shopping, i am out !

The mall is nice (would have given 4-5 stars), but the parking is horrible (hence the low rating) for a couple reasons:
(1) hard to get in and out when crowded, one time it literally took us 30-40 min to leave the parking lot (bad design); if you can go at the least busy time (not sure when that may be), it might be OK.
(2) big sign indicating ‘local Vegas residents park for free’ upon entry….while this is true but it NEVER works scanning in the Nevada drivers license to enter (in lieu of taking a ticket), confirmed this is how you are supposed to enter for free. This means we always ended up taking a ticket, had to ‘waste’ time waiting in line at the customer service office to get ‘stamped’ in order to get free parking.
They refused to fix the machines so they successfully scan the NV license.
We do NOT plan on returning to the mall again because of the parking situation. Which is too bad as the mall itself is nice.

The stores are fine. Great for shopping. What’s not so great? If you end up parking in the structure and have either a stroller or wheelchair. We ended up parking in the area of the structure (level 2, green glasses). The only way to access the outlets from the parking structure was to cross a bridge. Well, we crossed the bridge and realized the elevator that brings us into the outlets was broken and so were the escalators. What to do when I’m pushing my older parent in a wheelchair? There was no way he was going to climb down the stairs and especially back up. It was chaotic. This place was crowded and we were debating on leaving and paying for parking for nothing. Not to mention, the chaos of getting in and out of the structure would be for nothing. We even saw people carrying their strollers down the stairs. We ended up finding a way. We ended up back at the parking structure, took the elevator to the first floor, exited the structure which required my dad to get out of his wheelchair and climb down at least 3-4 steps (that’s manageable) and then we ended up on the main street and we used the crosswalk to enter the outlets. I can see why the bridge would be more useful and safer because cars were not paying attention to pedestrians. I had to tap a car because he either didn’t see or wasn’t in the mood to stop and allow my dad and I to use the crosswalk when it was our turn. What a horrible experience.

LOVE! This outlet! Only bummer was they had a power outage and I didnt get to the ones I really was looking forward to.

Great variety of shops all very well presented slightly out of town. Did have to pay for parking which I think is a mistake if they want you to go there. Lots of designer shops and most variety in Vegas I would think.

This past week, I had the wonderful opportunity to explore the vibrant Las Vegas North Premium Outlets. The bustling atmosphere was enhanced by the festive celebration of the Chinese New Year, which featured a captivating lion dance. The colorful costumes and rhythmic drumming created an electric energy, drawing crowds of eager shoppers and spectators alike. It was a delightful experience that combined shopping with the rich cultural traditions of the holiday.

Definitely highly recommend this for locals as well as out-of-town guess the prices in this mall is amazing and there's a fun and upbeat atmosphere it's good for families it's good for couples. I went solo and I had the best shopping experience to get my Christmas shopping done almost everybody on my list was taken care of so you really can't be amazing environment!!!

It was our last day in Vegas (before moving to LA) so we decided to take a trip to the North Outlet Mall before leaving for a quick shopping spree (as the shops here are MUCH cheaper than in LA).

We managed to complete the trip in around 4 hours (although we was hoping for 2!) but this was partly due to the fact that there were extremely long queue lines and the cashiers were all junior staff (potentially a side job on top of their college/university work) which wasn't ideal but OK. I think we even waited 15 mins in one shop just for our items to be ringed through – you can understand the frustration.

There were plenty of shops here including Adidas, Nike, Oasics, Guess, DKNY, Ralph Lauren etc and it has much better options than the South outlet mall.

There are plenty of clean toilets and food counters/food hall for you to enjoy on your visit.

The trip itself is around a 10-15 min taxi away from the main Vegas strip.

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This mall is an outdoor mall so going on a sunny day is a good idea. It has so many great stores, like Nike, Michael Kors, Kate Spade etc. And some awesome food options (The Cheesecake Factory!)
Lots of taxis available outside, so it's easy to get there and back.
Expect to spend a good 3 or 4 hours at least!

Good, but not great! The offer is varied, but not complete. Good pinch, but not top products.

I was going to visit on upcoming trip. But after reading reviews on Google and here, I won’t and just go to fashion show mall instead. Two reasons. 1) parking is horrible experience and now costs money. 2) The quality of clothes is average and discounts are no where near as good vs regular retail stores compared to a few years ago. In that case I’d rather pay full retail that will have the latest designs and perfect sizes, less busy, and free parking at fashion show mall.

There's everything
From the most expensive to the cheapest.
Brands and food.

Nice half-day walk.
It's not a must but it's an excellent option if you're on time

I would say that the north outlets are a better outlets to go to than the south, there is a nice selection of shops but the north is outside and a better, more different feel than the inside outlets which feels like a shopping centre.

Amazing place to shop some great deals to be found..Im from Ireland and thought it was exceptional value on all top brands

My partner and I loved this place!! Definitely grab a Uber from the Strip it’s about $12-14 depending on where you are! Don’t get a taxi! They will rip you off! Oh and definitely sign up to the outlet newsletter before you go, you can download the app (a Simon centre) and get more discounts than they already have at the outlet. We got extra 25% off at Ralph Lauren and extra 20% off at Tommy Hilfiger! plenty of extra discounts on the app aswell. The Cheesecake Factory is a must to stop for lunch or dinner! During the weekdays is quiet, Sunday had wild ques!

The discounts are not all that great, and for a few items we looked for, the quality and/or style was not the same as the items sold in the original retail stores. For example, men's dress shirt sleeve lengths were 32/33, 34/35, and 36/37 instead of being the exact size of 32 or 33 or 34 or etc.

I'm also a little offended that parking is free for Nevada residents, but they gouge the out-of-state tourists for parking.

The premises are a little dated. They also seem to be suffering from the pullback in retail with several empty store fronts. Two of the three specific stores we looked for were gone.

Caught the bus ($8, 24 hour pass) and arrived at 11am Sunday and it was very quiet. Plenty of top brands but many were only offering buy one, get the second at half price. A few shops had great discounts, eg Columbia had 70% off already reduced 3 in one goretex type jackets. They were the best value by far! Naturally, prices for everything was in US dollars and at our current exchange rate, they were not cheap for Aussies. It is not really worth the effort although you can stop off at Fremont St on the way back to the strip.

Very pricey for an outlet, plenty of shops though. Parking easy and Starbucks there but once you add tax prices are similar to uk.

If you are looking for a place to buy designer brands and more at a less expensive price, the premium outlets are the way to go. Discounts range from 70% during my visit and had an additional 20% sale because it was the 4th of July. Check the price tags! They are most of the time less expensive than those sold in the Strip. The place lacks shade to walk along especially during the summer heat.

Great outlet shopping with plenty of choices. Received an extra 10% discount at Sketchers for showing my retired military ID.

Good shopping here. Not only outlet stores but loads sales. We got some bargains from Nike, Guess, Calvin Clein, Levi’s.

Very easy to arrive. From the hotel I picked up the CX bus empty and gave less than 20 min. Just download the RTC app, pay by card and use public transportation. Just call back because rush time the traffic is heavy.

Enough legal shops. The North Face and Hurley were bombing with 60% even after Black Friday. Columbia, Volcon and Quik with great prices.

Lunch is lawful at the Chipotle.

This place has a great variety of shops and some awesome bargains! Maybe I think it’s awesome compared to others but coming from Australia the bargains are AMAZING! Weather was great the day we were there so being outdoors didn’t matter. The shopping Centre had plenty of bathrooms. Starbucks was super busy. Rented a car/trolley for the kids. Best places for deals were Sketchers, Carter’s, Disney Outlet and New Balance. The only downfall the place has is lack of food choices in the Food court - the place is missing a cafe type place.

One of the best outlets I’ve been to. Although $5 parking. Some of the best and biggest fashion names available.

Both outlets are great but this one Is the better of the 2.

All the clothes are extremely cheap and you can get some unbelievable deals.

You have to visit here if your in vegas

This is a great outlet with plenty of stores and not far at all by car from the strip. I would definitely recommend buying the 10 dollar discount passport, you will make that up after your first purchase. There is also a foodcourt and a starbucks. Parking is not expensive as well. All in all, excellent affordable shopping in a nice environment.

So if you are out looking for souvenirs and all around just shopping. Then this is the district you need to come to. Everything is affordable and some stores have fantastic deals to be found. Also, there are enough bars to grab a drink to take the edge off!

Being a shop-a-holic and having been to several Premium Outlets, I was disappointed with Las Vegas North Premium Outlets. There are not clear signage on the outside of the mall to let you know where to park or what you are parking near. As we were walking from the garage we saw that they offered valet parking. This is something we would have taken advantage of if we would have known. Yes, we are in the time of COVID, so several stores were closed. This was disappointing. Also, many of the store clerks felt it was OK to just stand behind the plexiglass and not wear a mask. This may have been OK if the plexiglass enclosed the entire area. Many of the shoppers did not wear masks properly either. There wasn't any hand sanitizers out in the mall area and not all stores had it readily available. So after 1 hour we decided to get back on the road and head to home.

You will not be able to visit all the stores, even if you limit to specific things. This place is HUGE, endless store upon store. They have what appears to be plenty of Security people as well as local police to insure your safety while you shop, shop and shop. Oh, and somewhere in the middle, close to Clark's Shoes, I found this amazing stand selling what I thought was lemonade. I picked the Mango and was plesantly surprised that there were pieces of mango at the bottom. it was worth the price as it did the quenching of the thirst. Go, visit, enjoy and immerse yourself in all their offerings. Surely, you will find something to bring home.

Las Vegas North Premium Outlets in Las Vegas is a great place to shop and eat. I have been happy with all of the purchases that I have made from here and have had a really good shopping experience every time I have been here.

I was glad we brought a spare suitcase on holiday to load up with all the great bargains we picked up whilst shopping here. We found that most shops actually sold items for less than what they were displayed at, only to then get even more discounts at checkout by leaving your email. Saved a fortune on most of our purchases. The Wi-Fi was a bit patchy, so I’d recommend downloading the Simon Premium Outlets app from the App Store before you go, as this lets you get even more bargains at some shops, such as Michael Kors. This place is a taxi ride from the stripe, but well worth it. Only improvement for me would be to have more shade to save you for the relentless Vegas sun.

Honestly it’s not classy it’s tacky and loud
Drinks are terrible
Honestly give your female employees a decent dress code it’s embarrassing

On my last day in Vegas, the skies opened up and the rains came fast and furious. I decided to head to the outlets to pick up some outdoor gear from North Face and Columbia. With plenty of selection, a helpful and professional staff and great prices, I got exactly what I needed. The food court had some healthy options which I was happy to see. There is a very good selection and overall quality of retailers at this outlet. Parking is in a large multilevel garage and cost me $10 for five hours - very reasonable for Vegas!

We spent a good few hours here and came away extremely happy with our purchases, not only were they discounted but because of Memorial Day extra discounts were added. Every shop was a dream to go into to with very helpful staff, we got an Uber here with no problem, definitely worth a visit.

Place with a lot of variety of stores, where you will find “somewhat good” offers and prices… but if you really want the best price we recommend visiting Multi Brand stores that are already known by everyone.

Good outlet 1 of the best been to in US needs more shade for the hotter months definitely but great place to shop get value for money

Great stores, lots of merchandise, good discounts. Definitely a must-see if you are visiting Vegas and looking for daytime alternatives.

Definitely worth dropping in for and looking for a deal. for the most part you will find some discounts but be mindful that it is an outdoor walking mall. We went and it was very hot so found ourselves dropping into stores to cool off. We also ate at the Cheesecake Factory. There are other options to eat but we needed to sit and dine after that bus ride.

you can definitely leave with bags of clothing. and i'm from Toronto, Canada. even with the exchange, there are still great deals to be found.

same strip rules apply here... water, hat, light clothing and the best walking shoes you can get. and if you need new ones, get a deal here.

It’s not the best or biggest outlet I have been to in the USA, but it’s still worth a visit given it’s close proximity to Las Vegas. Can get crowded and there are a lot of mexican tourists so many shop assistants speak Spanish.

You can easily spend a few hours here as there are so many Premium Outlet Stores to choose from.
We love the outlets when we visit, as we do not get the choice at home.
We spent in a few shops, all the staff were polite and gave us advice if we needed it and left us alone if we just wanted to browse. Some of the stores do have some real bargains, others not so much, just be aware of what you are paying in regard to the non-outlet equivalent stores.
The food court was good and we stopped here for a couple of breaks.

Broad selection of different shops. Especially on Labor day a lot of sales are offered. Only doubt is that you have to pay for the parking.

Great selection of stores here and plenty of high end good at discount prices
Can be hit during the day but well worth a visit and better value than strip shops

This place is located some distance north of the strip. About a 40 minute walk from the Sahara hotel however you can jump on the dueuce bus and get there in 15 minutes.
The outlet has all the major brands here too many to list but I ended up shopping in Levis (great bargains), New Balance, Pacsun etc etc. There are pretty much offers in all the stores like by one get the next 50% off. Decent free WiFi across the outlets this place is massive. Some food outlets too. A must visit location if you need to shop

All the shops are outside so if it’s hot or windy (as it was when we were there) it can be a bit frustrating.

Visited here for a bit of shopping and was pleasantly surprised. The layout of the shops was good, the maps were easy to follow and there was free drinking water fountains by the toilets. I found some good bargains in Levi’s and the deals in north face were unreal, I wish I’d had bought more! There’s some good shops here and it’s nice and clean, definitely worth a visit.

This is such a FABULOUS Outlet Mall, they often have such great deals plus you should always stop by the guest services desk and get their VIP coupon book. I took advantage of Valentines day specials and loved all my purchases.

Las Vegas has two factory outlets. The South indoor one, and the North outdoor one. The North seems to have more of the high end shops. The trade off is that you have to pay for parking (which is a bummer) and it's outside. The layout is a bit confusing, but if you are into shopping, and are willing to do the work to stay properly hydrated (did I mention it was hot) it's worth it. We were able to find lots of different shops to cater to shoppers of different ages and sizes. One weird thing they had was these misters that didn't do much misting (other places had a long tube that would spray a big are, here they had a mister that would spray into a fan but it didn't really have enough misting to cool you off). The other issue is that there are several parking lots and there isn't an easy way to start at one point, walk to the end and then come back a different way and see all the shops. It seems to be shaped like an 8 so you have to know what you are looking for or you could miss it. Another thing to keep an eye out for is that Simon (the mall owner) publishes coupon codes on their website/app and you can easily save a few more bucks at participating stores. I saved an additional 25% at the Polo store and there are other stores that offer unadvertised discounts so you can save a few bucks more.

If you are staying Downtown, this is really easy to walk to...just 15 minutes...or you can get the bus. This outlet mall has been designed well and includes lots of well known brands at good prices. It is a busy spot.

Lovely and quiet to get you away from the hustle and bustle of the strip. We found a few bargains. Worth the few dollars in an Uber to get there

This is just like every outlet mall in the country with the same stores, same vibe. They charge for parking now and didn't when I was there in 2017.

The mall is massive with a lot of different name brands available at up to 70% off which is great.
Many a bargain to be had ranging from clothing to shoes to jewellery.
Well worth a look if you like shopping

Came here today to do some window shopping with my girlfriend today. So many shops to choose from. Lots of good deals. All kinds of stuff. Little windy today but still a nice day out to be here. We come here pnce in a while. Conveniently located near downtown.

My husband and I booked 2 tickets at Simon guest services at the Mall. We paid $83 a ticket to see the show Human Nature at the Venetian Hotel. We were told we would have to exchange the voucher they gave us for actual tickets at the theatre. On collecting them, I saw that the cost of each ticket was $48! How can Simon justify virtually a 100% increase? This is a total rip off so be warned. I have contacted a company in America which is equivalent to Resolver in the UK so hopefully some sort of refund may be forthcoming but I’m not holding my breath

We went to this outlet by bus. We had to catch two buses to get there from the Strip. It is a very nice outdoor outlet with lots of up market brands. Highly recommend this outlet if you are looking for some bargains.

Was a nice shopping outlet, but didn't have as many bargains as I expected. Next time I'd rather do something more productive with my time.

The main header suggests 2 to 3 hours for your shopping experience - plan for that or more. There's so much to see (even if you're just window shopping). We went in, no less than, 15 shops during our time there. I made a fun purchase at the Guess store where, along with my purchase, cute Cynthia talked me into some bargain jewelry. (I love my ring, Cynthia!) The time of year was perfect; warm enough to be outside, with just a slight breeze but certainly far from blistering hot. I'm not sure I could take being here in the middle of summer.

Parking is a flat $8, no matter how long you stay. There is also air conditioned, premium parking (I'm told). I can only imagine how much that costs. There is a small food court and a couple of stand-alone restaurants, including the Cheesecake Factory and The Shake Shack.

Having experienced both the South and North outlets, I'd say this one is much more high-end. There are deals to be found, but you'll have to search for them. Some items are obviously pre-marked higher then, placed on sale (the perfumania offered a Christian Siriano scent with a collectable bag for $82 - less $10 for just the perfume. I found the same perfume online for $40 less).

I barely went over the three hours for the $5 parking and I had to pay $10. I’m sorry you greedy $@&?!, I will never come back here. I have been at outlets in many different states and I’ve never paid for parking. I’ve been here many times before because we used to live in Nevada for 13 years. The shops are fine. Greed like this will hurt you. Period.

A shopper paradise. Everything in one location. The Las Vegas Outlets is truly a great way to enjoy a trip to Las Vegas. Looking forward to my next visit soon.

My favourite place at the outlet was the Pandora Store. Melissa such a lovely helpful employee. There was also another lady (sorry I didn’t get her name) who was also very helpful

This outlet mall has SO MANY options to shop at and eateries. We’ll definitely be going back when we visit Vegas.

Take a taxi ride $20 dollars around 10 min ride...from the strip . over 140 terrific high end stores at discounted prices Michael Kors 70% off most items, Burberry, Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein & all the top end sports stores with good quality gear ...... if you want to rest ur feet plenty of eateries Cheesecake Factory, Starbucks a great day our if ur a shopper & looking to make ur money go further .....

It is possible to arrive at this outlet by bus (duce), app cars or if you rented a car in Vegas. It is flat and open and has many options of stores with the most varied types of products. For those who like shopping, it's a must.

Well-organized mid-size outlet with some high-end shops. Not too crowded if you get there early. We got some cool deals at North Face and Levi’s. 1-2 hours should be more than enough for target shopping.

I recently visited these outlets and I was disappointed to find the Eddie Bauer Outlet closed and several other stores closed and gone from the area . I visit these outlets 2 or 3 times a year when I’m in Las Vegas and usually find some things that are unique to the area

Its huge so expect a lot of walking but shops for every need and los of eating and coffee places.
Its a shame - progress of the times but like the Casinos on The Strip - they charge to park - $5 for 1 to 4 hours - but if you go to the Premium Outlets South its still free and most of the outlet shops are the same

Last stop on the Hop-on Hop-off tour bus. Well worth a visit. Vast array of shops with significant bargains in most. Allow plenty of time as it can be a maze to find your correct exit. Don't forget the restaurants, especially the cheese factory.

I took an uber here (which cost about £7) and ended up spending hours shopping because the prices were so good!

Well worth a visit. Lots of shops, with some excellent bargains. Good parking, and plenty of refreshments.

Firstly didn’t take any photos, as the mall was too busy, secondly it’s not a pretty mall! Great variety of shops, from high end to souvenir shops. All the high end brands are here, and department store mark down stores.the problem is, it’s just too busy.
The car park is small give the size of the complex. If you are non driving and staying on the strip, grab a taxi or the deuce bus....it’s really easy to get here. You have to pay for parking. No concessions for disabled etc.
It’s got a good choice of shops but to be honest, we didn’t feel the prices were that cheap, especially having visited Texas Outlets a few months prior to our Vegas Trip.
Can only assume that Las Vegas Outlets is prime to exploit tourists and charge a little more.
Many visitors don’t realise that the outlet stores produce the goods for the outlet. In other words..the items on sale in the outlet, were created for the outlet. They are NOT goods that have previously been on sale in the mainline store! A good example of this is Coach - this is pretty much the norm policy here. Kate Spade also seem to do this, as do Hilfiger and many of the other US brands. Nothing wrong with it, but remember that the quality of products sold at the outlets, is nothing compared to the the products sold in a mainline store.
Would we visit this outlet again....No...too busy...poor parking...not enough toilets.

The mall is set in connected buildings each his own brand. All the high end brands are here and dime good bargains can be done. Guess it’s a matter of being at the right time at the right place. Well organized and the have electronic information board and maps do you East can find your store!

Went Black Friday and my car roof was hit twice by the malls defective parking garage gate I emailed the corporate website they didn’t even respond to take responsibility than I called the mall directly and was told it was my problem call my insurance.I don’t think I should have to pay my insurance deductible for something the mall should take responsibility for and I’m pretty sure they have cameras at the entrance to the garage to prove I’m not lieing

Close to Downtown Las Vegas. Nice stores. But not as good deals as before. It also seems that there are so many tourist here. It’s almost a tourist trap. It’s an open mall so the day we went it rained, it was windy, it was cold. Then the sun came out. But we were all exposed to it.

Pleasant experience in this outlet with pleasant aisles and varied brands.
Choose to go north because there is an Abercrombie & Fitch store (unlike the equivalent south of LV). Small disappointment because this shop is quite small and offers few choices...

On the other hand: beautiful sports brand shops (Adidas, Nike, On...) and great choice at Banana Républic!

A little expensive for an outlet, and not a lot of famous shops, really disappointed, we were looking on our road trip for a mall, we should have go to another one. Honestly just the food is good ahah

Las Vegas North Premium Outlets is a great place to shop if you can handle the heat in the outdoor mall. It probably explains why it’s nowhere as crowded as any other outlet malls I’ve been to. We weren’t happy about having to pay for covered parking but the selection of shops and dining options at the food court were quite good.

Some very good bargains to be found. The North Outlets are not fully enclosed so it can get very hot walking from store to store. Plenty of variety. A good place to find that special something.

I was horrified when we drove to outlets and seen they charge for parking. What mall charges to park????? They are making me pay money to come spend money at their stores. Really? They should pay me to come shop. This was a big shock. OH but if your a nevada resident you dont pay, so screw the tourists i guess. VERY disappointing.
I used to like vegas but everyone wants in your pockets. Gotten out of hand

I like the premium outlets and understand that a lot of deals are buy 1 get 1 half off to make you buy more, but I can handle that.
This time of year I would really appreciate a little more shade.
Also, those vendors with stalls rather than shops can be pretty pushy and hard to avoid. They need to get a grip of those guys to make it a more pleasant shopping experience.

Public transportation and a free shuttle takes you to the North Premium Outlets very quickly and the benefit is that afterwards you can visit downtown. The Arts Center is close by so if you go to a show you can walk over. You want to do the tour so get as much in as possible. The South Premium Outlets are isolated and for years it doesn't seem as if it's been upgraded. The outdoor environment of North Premium Outlets makes it less claustrophobic and you can truly enjoy the weather of Las Vegas - isn't that the reason you went to Las Vegas? If it's too hot, each store is right next to each other. The environment is one that seems very safe. Lots of tourists so they take care of you. South Premium Outlets - perhaps for locals in that area. A real disappointment compared to North Premium Outlets. Afterwards, I like to do to downtown Vegas. Great if you have a hotel in downtown Vegas but even if you don't, once you are downtown Las Vegas it's an easy public transportation connection and if you drive there is plenty of parking. Just fun to walk around the area.

The food court was disappointing, and actually one of the worst foodcourts I’ve ever seen at an outlet mall. Other than that the ranger shops, location, greenery and overall layout was very enjoyable. I would go back.

Designer stores at bargain prices! A must do if you've never been to a premium outlet before. Cheesecake Factory now on site as an added bonus. Personally I think the north is better than the south outlets.

Is the best trip in my life !!!!!
I have trip in my life to many countries for holidays and work but this experience is the best .I can't explain with the text or photos....
You have to experience it once in your life!!!
Just do it !!!!

Pleasantly surprised over the selection of premier brand and attractive prices made this a pleasant experience where we felt we did some good purchases.

Definitely worth the trip if in Las Vegas

Premium Outlet North is very easily accessible from the Las Vegas Strip by bus.
However, once you have to change

Shops and brands are almost everything. Diesel, Nike, Lacoste, Fred Perry, Levis...

Here you can also make very good bargains.

We love to come back again and again.

This outlet has a variety of options for clothing, footwear, toys, perfumes, jewelry, among other products. It can be reached by bus or car. It also has a good food court.

We were very impressed! Found a few stores that had amazing deals and we spent the majority of our time in! Took a Lyft to get there from the strip, very inexpensive and convenient!

Nearly every time I am in Vegas, we make a stop at the North Premium Outlet Mall. Although it has been well over a decade since my last visit, I feel that the prices where not as good as when we started coming here years ago, when it was a destination attraction.

The parking is $5, and it seems most of the shoppers don’t know how to pay upon existing the parking lot. I don’t see me returning here in the future.

As is the case with all outlets, there are sometimes good things and sometimes not so good things, but it's not a must-do.
At the information desk there are coupon books for $15 with lots of discounts for the shops, which are really recommended

I love this place ( my credit card didn’t)
Every shop that you could think of was there, the food court was lovely and clean. The staff in all the shops were very friendly.

A few higher end shops, but still pretty ho-hum and it was kind of dead. My friend scored some good deals at The North Face and there were nice options at Ted Baker and Saks Off Fifth, but this was nothing special from other outlet malls in suburban USA. Easy cab ride from The Strip and convenient cab line for departure. I will say that customer service was friendly upon arrival. Tourists should swing by guest services for discounted or free tickets to shows which may be available.

Very good shopping experience, with lots of genuine bargains. We were keen to buy genuine American sports shirts (NFL and NHL) and found a little shop, Sports Treasures I think it was called which was excellent. The shirts were a good price and the sales assistant knocked and extra $50 off our bill at checkout. The Mark Jacobs store had many bargains as did the Ugg and Oakley stores. Highly recommended and $10 by Uber from the Strip. Incidentally we took a taxi on the return journey which cost $30 during rush hour.

I don’t know what all this negativity is about, this outlet is the best! Yes, they charge $10 to park but you’ll make this back in savings. Yes, the savings passport is $10 but you don’t have to buy it, you’ll still save without it. But ladies, make sure you pick up a map as there’s a 25% voucher for retired charms from Pandora there!

So, we went twice in 5 days just because it was a good saving. Some items are just made for outlets but more often than not you can find stuff that was genuinely unsold stock. Either way, these bargains were too good to pass up.

I always wonder what kind of prices people are paying so I will share my experiences:

Armani Exchange, when I got there all dresses were $29.99. Saw one I liked and asked if they had a bigger size, which they didn’t as it was unsold stock from the boutique. Tried on the largest in stock and it fit, so down from $174 to $29.99, bargain. Also got a t shirt dress that they’re currently selling in stores with a 40% discount from $100, so $60, again for $29.99. Hubby got jumpers for about $30 and shorts (can’t remember how much) and trainers (again these were ex stock) for $50.

Kate Spade. Got a handbag I’ve seen back home for £320 and it was $80. That was including having my initials monogrammed onto the bag. So was rude not to get the matching wallet on my second visit, for $30 also monogrammed.

Hubby got 2 tracksuits, a body warmer, two polo shirts from Timbaland. Total cost of $113..... then went to Nike and got some trainers for $29.99. I got some converse for $29.99 also!

Pandora I got the Las Vegas charm set of 3 for $120 plus another charm for $22 which was retired and they then gave us a plastic egg containing a FREE charm which is still being sold in stores. The lady boxed them all up, even the free one and was very patient. It was meant to be $150 minimum spend but she let us get the free one anyway.

Tommy Hilfiger Kids, a whole infant boys outfit including shoes and bodysuit, plus a play suit for our 4 year old come to around $40, and upon purchasing this they gave us a 15% voucher for Calvin Klein, where we got a men’s long sleeved polo shirt for $11.75! Also Under Armour shorts for $15.

We got a pair of Ugg shoes for mother in law and Ugg boots for our daughter, $100 total.

Viktor & Rolf BonBon perfume and Armani Code aftershave, $95 for the both. Big bottles too!

I’m sure there were other bargains we got but my (very thorough!) point is that this is 100% worth going to if you enjoy shopping!! I have one word of advice though, leave Saks 5th Avenue and Marcus Neiman alone! It’s much cheaper to buy from the designers own outlet store if there’s one there, for example Armani was double the price in Saks than it was in the store itself. Take your credit card and go have fun!!!

I found a lot of good bargains at this mall. We went kind of late so I did not get to explore and shop like I would normally do. My aunt went into Banana Republic and shopped and the customer service was wonderful. There was a gentleman I believe his name was Terry he was at the register and was everything a company need an employee to be. He is a true example of what customer service and represented his company well.

We shopped til we dropped amazing bargains in every store spend a wee fortune so worth can’t wait to return

Coming from New Zealand this place is great. Top international brands. Really good prices. It is an outdoor mall. Very clean & tidy. Easy to get around

Always a pleasant time at the North Outlet. Bit of a stab on the parking but it's convenient - lots of stores and always some deals somewhere. Nice afternoon item

The outlet is very big…all known brands and good value

Could spend a lot of time here shopping for bargains

Made our way from the strip via the bus. Some great bargains. Ate a lovely Chinese and stopped for a coffee. It was busy but still enjoyable. Get the app and become a vip for even more discounts. There was a sand storm the day we went and it was still very busy. Queued on Adidas for over 30mins!

Great deals, great shops, plenty of taxis, plenty to do and see and plenty of food to eat. Just make sure you have a pair of comfy shoes on to do all the walking.

I never usually go to outlet malls but I don’t think they have deals. And this one is the same. I like the variety of stores however it is regular prices you would find at any malls. Parking wasn’t free. Typical of outlet malls, it is a strip mall format, I was hoping it was a traditional mall format.

I paid a visit to this outlet with a group of 4 people. I wasn't really convinced, that there were lots of great deals, but others got what they were looking for. Definitely compare prices online and check, if the offer is right for you. Keep in mind, everybody can put a number on a price tag, cross it off and put a lower number below. That does not mean, that it is a good deal.

Be careful because u will spend a lot of money otherwise !
The place is very clean and organized , with a wide variety of shops with great deals and discounts .
Unlike the south premium outlet , this one is open space and with more shops.
Personally we found the prices very cheap and sometimes even ridiculous! We enjoyed every moment ! Took us 3 days to finish the north and south outlets , spending more time in the north because it was bigger with bigger shops!
prepare ur wallets and enjoy ;)

Nice shopping center with a good mix of brands. It has a tiny food court as well. They have a covered / air conditioned area but also some stores outside where sometimes on a hot day can be hot.

I had a pleasant surprise visiting this Outlet Mall. It had a good mix to popular brand stores plus some higher, more expensive brands. It's an outdoor mall so keep that in mind when the weather gets hot. Good restaurant eating options too.

Very good mall. Great deals on some shoes and clothes.
Would like to see more toy stores in here - only one store. Rest is all good.

In 2019, I submitted a report in which I mentioned that Las Vegas North Premium Outlets had started to charge for parking. However, if one had a Nevada state ID or driver's license, the parking would be waived.

I had out of town guest, so I took them for a visit on September 28, 2020. I am sure it is in response to how Covid has affected retail activity--but the shopping center has suspended the practice of charging for parking, for now. This point aside...

In the age of Covid, both mall management (common areas) and individual retail operators (inside stores) struck a reasonable balance in exercising reasonable safety protocols and providing a good shopping experience.

Retail was under pressure before the pandemic, and it was sad to see some retail spaces vacated. But the remaining retailers were offering good deals--primarily due to where we stand in the retail and tourism calendar.

Found very nice deals there. Its worth going there. Many stores offering 50% and even more discount.

My wife and I had a great time shopping here. Quality stores and brands at more reasonable prices. Plaza is outdoors, so no stale mall air to deal with. Layout is very friendly (rectangular blocks of stores) so it is easy to navigate. We were there on a Thursday late-afternoon and it was busy but not overpacked. Would definitely go back

Loved the outlet malls as so much choice and great brands at reasonable prices.
Tip- if you’re ex military or have a hotel with a reciprocal deal with the mall find out about your coupon books - often you can get a further 10% or more off your shopping. Ask at the hotel concierge desk or take your military ID with you.
If you’re buying lots of things consider taking a case with you do you don’t have to carry everything around. We also leave shoe boxes with the stroke rather than filling g up hotel room bins.
Check out the web sites to see which outlet has the shops you want to go in before you travel.

Some greedy person in Simon Corp management came up with this greedy and discriminatory idea for charging out of state residents $7 to park for the privilege to spent your money at their shops. Irritated but wife insisted to shop, parked, attempted to pay for the parking vis a machine to get it out of the way but was not allowed to do that...per intercom employee told me I must shop first...
that management genius figured it all out...forced shopping, once u arrive u can’t leave. Will not be back. There are outlet mails just as good back home in Texas.

Zales outlet what can I not say about the experience I had with Tony Hands down when I ever come to Las Vegas this is my go to for jewelry Best value best diamonds Best sales associate Tony's team was on point

This venue is a collection of clothing retailers on the northern side of Las Vegas. Very good range of products covering most budgets with prices that are often heavily discounted. Far better shopping experience than the southern outlet!

Not covered, so ca get warm in the summer. If visiting frm overseas become a VIP of the Mall and various discounts are available. Uber stop/ pickup easy to locate. Well maintained.

I thought the variety of shops was very good. I didn’t think the prices were that cheap but was still a good experience to go.

Great location, easy in and out, parking great and shopping was what we expected. Lots of variety and topped by fabulous weather!

I saw the reviews of both the south and north mall, where the north mall got the best reviews. And even though the south mall is a lot smaller, so less choice, I see not too many differences (apart that the south mall is covered, and the north mall open).

It is very easy to get to, using the SDX. I took a 3 day purchase by mobile app, and for 20 USD you get to drive around using all buses. Located at the Luxor, the distance to the north mall is pretty big. Not so much in miles, but in time! This is not the case for the south mall.

there is a lot of stores in the north mall. Should be something for anybody, for sure! I found some differences, personally I like Banana Republic, and the north mall had a lot more clothes to offer than the south mall in that particular store. I was there in February, so being outside is wonderful, perhaps in summer, the indoor mall would be better because of the heat, not sure about that.

In all LV outlets you can find really good things for very good price. Premium trade marks with a half or less price. It is really amazing.

As we were up in the Stratosphere we saw a large building and asked the waitress what it was. We came to find out that it was one of two Premium outlet malls in the area.

Stores
There’s no way you won’t find something you absolutely need. Many many stores
have designated stores for men and women. From Guess, Coach, Express, Kate Spade, Michael Kors and Wilson’s leather there are SO many stores it is amazing! Better yet the stores are outdoors so on a good day this is amazing!!

Time
My husband and I casually walked around for about 2-3 hours. Men be patient, some of the prices are going to save you a pretty penny!

Bathrooms
Bathrooms were easy to find as they were needed.

Food
There’s a nice size food court amongst the stores that has a great selection of greasy and healthy foods!

This is a really cool mall and it’s really nice shopping outdoors. There is a lot of options and the bus drops you off right in front so transportation is made easy. The only issue of having an outdoor mall in Vegas is the HOT Vegas weather.

Beware if you park at this mall ,they charge for parking and have no security cameras ,was waiting to be able to check into hotel and had our bags in the back of a rented SUV. Vandals broke out the back glass and took everything !! Maybe the only place in Vegas that doesn’t have cameras ! At least one other car was hit that day and had others hit the same week ! Security isn’t a top priority for them

Love everything about shopping in Las Vegas, but this outlet is my favourite! Drop by Adidas, Kate Spade, Michael Kors, and Tory Burch for the kindest sales people you will meet! They're all very helpful and accommodating despite the herds of people arriving all at once. Just stay hydrated and put sunblock on because Las Vegas is always burning hot!!

Visited here for gifts to take home for the family. Managed to get a $70 CK wallet for $14, 2 pairs of curry 5 shoes in UA for under $80 combined and a CK bag down from $90 to $24. Definitely worth going here if in Vegas to do some shopping.

All the stores that I love. The layout was good and it was not that crowded like they can be. Sales associates were helpful.

The North Premiun outlets is always a stop when we get to Las Vegas. We always see a variety of deals and never fail to find something to take home. Best selection of bargain and high end outlets in the valley.

We took a quick walk ... but we left right away ... WAS NOT WORTH IT Prices even higher I of Italy .... Not recommended

Typically I'm not fond of these type of malls because they don't have anywhere to park, sit down and eat or sit while other members of your family shop but this place actually has a food court and several places to eat including a Cheesecake Factory! Tons of stores and parking. Wish we had one of these malls in our state that was this big.

Like all outlet malls there are some good , some amazing and some rubbish bargains

You will find this is quite good but I found the Vegas ones were overall a better proposition. However compared to city prices its way better.

They were having great sales over the weekend,so I had great success during my first outing to the mall. It's nicely laid out, with misters for comfort. Plus they offer some dining options, including Shake Shack, a NYC favorite!

$10 to park your car regardless of time you’re there with no in/out privileges is a total rip off.

Signs only tell you about parking charges as you’re already in the internal queuing system

Won’t be going back!

We decided to visit this outlet mall just south of the Las Vegas strip to browse and do some shopping. We were amazed that there's some very nice stores to be found here along with great prices.

After a disappointing visit to the South Outlets, I was very happy to have a day to shop here and take in some amazing specials and such a huge range of stock. We spent the better part of 5 hours here and probably spent 1/2 what we expected due to the pre Black Friday sales that saw 50% off, plus the coupon book for $10 taking heaps more off. Whilst some prices weren't that much cheaper than Australia, the variety was by far worth the day trip. The mall is immaculate and the staff all very helpful. The only detraction from the entire day is the smoking at the entrance ways to shops. I am astounded that this isn't a smoke free mall, with so many people standing in front of door ways smoking before going in.