Mall of America

Mall of America

Bloomington, Minnesota

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Mall of America

Mall of America

The Mall of America redefines retail therapy near Minneapolis. Beyond 520 tax-free shops (yes, no sales tax on clothing and shoes!), this massive complex packs in entertainment: ride coasters at Nickelodeon Universe, marvel at SEA LIFE’s aquatic tunnels, or get creative at the Crayola Experience. New additions like FlyOver America’s virtual flight simulation keep things fresh. With 300+ annual events — from concerts to fashion shows — and a sleek new north wing featuring a JW Marriott and global brands like Zara, it’s no wonder 32 million visitors flock here yearly.

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address60 East Broadway, Bloomington, MN
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