Park Meadows

One of the biggest mall in Denver. This shopping center is my go-​to and it’s conveniently near public transportation

Unsuspecting shoppers BEWARE! Park Meadows used to be a nice place to shop without worrying about people jumping out of stores trying to peddle their snake oil. For a moment last week I thought I was at the old Aurora Mall, or perhaps had time travelled to Mexico.
I was practically accosted by «Romeo» outside of «Forever Flawless Skincare» two days before Christmas. Unfortunately, and shame on me for buying into his lies about «miracle non-​surgical eye lift,» and giving creep «Romeo» my valuable time. He only robbed me of $ 150.00. At this time in my life it’s a lot of money for me to throw away, which is what I did even though I told him I could not afford it, and didn’t want it, at least 102 times! I swear, have you ever tried to get away from these type of sales people? They’ll chew your arm off if they can’t get in your wallet! The store has a 72 hour return policy + 20% restocking fee. Really?! I wasn’t about to go near the madhouse holiday parking again, and I don’t ever, ever, ever want to be near creep «Romeo» again. I just know he’d chew off my other arm! How could I have been momentarily so stupid?! I complained to Park Meadows management, and received a standard reply that basically said, sorry about your terrible experience, blah, blah, blah…
Their sister company that sells Dead Sea Skincare was downstairs at tables trying to capture the attention of unsuspecting women who were frazzled from holiday shopping, and who just want to look their best… These people remind me of gypsy thieves. So beware of «The Forever Flawless Skincare» people, and you’ll probably enjoy your time there. Me? I don’t care if I never ever go to Park Meadows mall again. If anyone wants this stupid diamond infused eye magic, contact me and it’s yours for FREE!

Always consider park meadows more expensive then some of the other malls in the area. I normally like buckle Macy’s or zumiez, pac sun those type of stores. It’s not that crowded here but parking is a little pain you have to park really far. There’s a food court has a really busy. Restroom seem to be a pain to find in the area as well.

Left my bags at a chair in the café. Remembered and came back and was greeted with two rude «cops» and an employee who rather than help complained about his job. They said they could do nothing when I asked about the cameras they said I didn’t have clearance to the cameras. Which is fine but they didn’t even try to check them themselves when I asked. As I grow frustrated due to the fact this is Christmas Eve and I just wanted a little help; another cop comes out and talks over me the whole time, and said they would call if they find anything and when we called back they pretended not to know the situation. Never had a worse treatment and especially on a holiday. While it sucks that the bags were forgotten it would have at least been nice to have treatment that didn’t make us feel worse.

I love this mall. Stores and choices galore. There are choices for all budgets and shopping styles. My only issue is that Park Meadows is not located in Jefferson County which is closer to where I live

Quiet weekdays at this mall are my favorite

I think there is a good selection of stores. Don’t think many stores have changed out over the years. It gets über busy during the holiday season. The occasional teenage attitude from the employees, but I haven’t had any big issues. Food court is generally clean.

I don’t know how it took me a year to realize the gem that is Park Meadows shopping mall! I had my first experience there yesterday and I must say, it’s pretty much immaculate. It’s squeaky clean (even the restrooms), the stores (such as Forever 21) are spacious and well-​run, and it’s got a clean food court. The Apple Store was a much better experience for me than my many trips to the one in Cherry Creek, too. The parking is so much more pleasant than Cherry Creek (which gives me a headache).
Downsides: so many Kiosk people asking you to try their products (maybe I just feel guilty saying no) and I wish the food court had at least one option that was healthier/​not mysterious (I have no idea where some of them come from, felt like the only options were sodium-​filled chicken + MSG dishes…) but with that being said, I can’t say it didn’t taste good.

I LOVE Park Meadows for the most part it is my favorite mall that I practically live at !! The stores have a great variety and a choice for everyone. Also a very pretty outdoor aera in the back, lots of sitting places and an overall fun time. They do have some nice restaurants outside the mall such as Yard House, CheeseCake Factory, Brio, ect. and Red Robin out front. Easly accesibale by the lightrail and lots of parking. But my only complaint would be the lack of places in the food court. The food court is really only subpar and needs a better varierty but I know they are opening a couple new places. Go to Lolli and Pops also while at the mall !!

PMM is literally getting to be like walking the retail district in some grimy Mexican border town with merchants jumping out at you trying to peddle their merchandise. It used to be limited to the carts in the center of the mall, but now the storefronts are taking to these highly aggressive and offensive tactics. Not a pleasant way to kill some time anymore. Much easier to do my shopping online.

I love this place! What do I not love? How far away it is from my home… Anyway, they have everything I need and all of my favorite stores in one mall. I appreciate that many of the stores offer military discount but wish that all of them did! The food court offers samples frequently and had an awesome variety of food from Greek to fresh fruit smoothies to chick fil a. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ would go here again.

As big as this mall is, it should be awesome. It really isn’t though, if you’re looking for things for grownups.
I would estimate that 80% of the stores are for kids; clothes, toys, furniture, a combo of the above and more. That’s terrific if that’s what you’re there for. If you happen to be a married couple without kids, this mall won’t have much to interest you.
It’s very clean, parking is decent, and there are some good food options.

Our first visit was in September 2014 and I must say its an great Mall.
I’m sure we’re come back in 2015.

My kids and I stopped here one afternoon to check out the Lego Exhibit they were hosting. The exhibit covered the first floor of the mall, and the structures were spread out enough that you could get all the way around them. There were also display cases located on the 2^nd floors, but we would not have known they were there if the kids hadn’t wanted to use the escalators. The Lego store in the mall was packed, but we managed to get in and out in a decent amount of time. I don’t live by this mall, but I wouldn’t mind stopping in again for a special occasion.

In this age where many malls are being torn down. This mall not only survives but thrives as a modern meca of culture and sophistication. I love the architecture and the interior design and theme of a woodsy mountain lodge. Its rich warm wood and earth tones bring a peaceful serenity. The center piece with the water features is an excellent example. I find this mall with the type and grade of store to be high class, but not snooty and stuck up like Cherry Creek. This mall also has special stores that can only be found at this location, such as the Microsoft store, Tesla motors and Lyfe kitchen. If you live in the area or are just visiting, chances are that you have been to this awesome place. Another nod to the theme of the mountain lodge is that they call their food court a dining hall.

This is a great mall. Living down in Colorado Springs, the malls are dry typical of normal US malls. This mall however is fantastic. Everything from a Lego store to a Tesla store, trust me this mall has it all.
Perhaps the most important thing is that the mall is clean! It is very well maintained and you can tell they work to keep it looking nice. The cleanliness, coupled with the massive number of top quality stores makes this our go to mall in the Denver area.

I wish that this mall wasn’t so far away, but this way, I see it as a treat. Yes, the mall is a treat for me. I’m a girl. The mall is my sport. And even though I live in one of the most beautiful states there is with over 300 plus days of sunshine, I love being inside the mall. This mall.
If you complain about parking, then take the light rail. Honestly, I think that the West line Light Rail should have had a stop at Colorado Mills. Why would you not have a stop at the mall? Utter madness! But I digress.
This mall has all of my favorite stores, and most of them are bigger than the other malls. I like it a little more than Cherry Creek and the like.
There are tons of comfy chairs scattered throughout the mall (good try getting one because all of the man are camped out while their ladies shop at Forever 21 and Victoria’s Secret. A real man will stand by their woman/​man while they shop, but whatever). The rest of the wimpy men sit outside while their women or their men shop inside. Pussies. Can I say that on Unilocal?
This mall is so Colorado. The architecture is very mountain-​y, if that makes sense. Commercialism at its best.
Thank you Park Meadows. You are my excuse for cardio this summer.

What they say is true! Whenever I am at malls closer to home in the Denver metro area, like Twenty Ninth Street in Boulder or Flatiron Crossing in Broomfield and whatever store I am in, I always hear the refrain, «no, we don’t have that (size, color, style) but our Park Meadows store is bigger and they have it (after looking it up on a computer stock check.)
I have been here once before, quite a few years ago and was impressed then with the size and design of the mall. I still am. Today, I stopped into several stores and saw things I had recently looked for closer to home and did make a purchase from one of them. It was nice to have that option and if I had had more time, there were several more stores I would have investigated. But this is quite a trek and not to be done frequently.

The variety of stores and general location save this place. Otherwise, to think that this was nothing but fields before they built it and somehow they made it as difficult to navigate as they did completely kills this place for me.
I live just down County Line from this mall, yet I can count on two hands the number of times I’ve come here in 3+ years. I hardly ever go into the mall proper, usually just making a quick stop at an anchor department store (because Nordstrom and Dillard’s really serve me well for those needs) or maybe a visit at an exterior restaurant. Beyond that, I refuse to try to park and deal with the chaos that is inherently «the Mall».
Navigating around this mall confuses the sh$t out of me and I avoid it when possible. The developers/​transportation planners on this project should all be ashamed at how unnecessarily complicated they made it to drive around the mall area, never mind the limited parking in some areas (like near the Vistas) yet the overabundance in other less popular areas. I live here and I still can’t figure out how to get where I need to go.
All in all, it’s a mall. Nicer than most, but pretty predictable in terms of stores and experience.

Nice Mall With Lots To Choose From
First opened in 1996, Park Meadows is a an enclosed shopping center located in beautiful Lone Tree, Colorado. The Mall offers a slew of choices, whether they be retail– or food-​related.
In the fashion arena, you can’t lose when it comes to such stalwarts as J.C. Penney, Nordstrom and Macy’s. Shop at these stores, an others like it, when you’re looking for a classic, timeless look. If you want something more hip and daring, I suggest taking a look at more contemporary places like Aéropostale, Express and PacSun. And, don’t forget the specialty stores like Coach and NV Boutique. Whatever style you’re looking for — you can most likely find it at Park Meadows.
Park Meadows isn’t all about retail therapy. It also boasts one of the most extensive and eclectic food courts you’ll find at any mall. It’s perfect for satisfying large groups with varied tastes.
I have described a mere two dimensions. Park Meadows is a highly multifaceted shopping center, built with the consumer in mind. For instance, the Light Rail will take you within a short walking distance from the store. Don’t worry if you’re driving; the parking lot is vast.
Have fun and get your shop on at Park Meadows!