Nebraska Crossing

I have been a big fan of this mall, it's definitely a drive from where I live, but it's worth making a day of to shop all the stores. The Lego store is SO cool, worth the drive alone. I came recently as stores were preparing for a holiday sale and every store was participating. It's no longer and "outlet" but a lot of the stores still have great discounts without being close out. It's really filled in after the last year. There are some neat areas like little putting greens, large TV's, ample seating every where. A lot more eateries and on-trend stores. Endless parking and easy ways to get in and out. I'm sure my husband is happy we live on the other side of the city otherwise, it would be a problem and I really enjoy the atmopshere and shopping.

The Nebraska Crossing Outlets are a nice shopping area with outlet-priced stores of a lot of great brands. Some of my favorites are Kate Spade, GAP Factory, J Crew, Michael Kors, and Vineyard Vines. I like classic, simple clothing/accesories but with a touch of whimsy sometimes - and these shops all offer that. It's just so fortuitous that they're all in this same area!There are also other stores like Ann Taylor, Express, Coach, Adidas, and dozens more, so there will for sure be at least one shop you can find with items you'll love.There are a few food/drink options too, like Scooters (yum) and Kong Dog, which I just tried for the first time recently and loved. Others include Cold Stone Creamery, Pepperjax Grill, VooDoo Taco, Auntie Anne's, and more.I usually only go to the Nebraska Crossing Outlets when I am in search of a certain item/store visit, but if you're a huge shopper/lover of outlets, you could definitely spend an entire day/paycheck here!

What a very busy place to be today...lots of sales and lots of stores to shop in all on one place! Back to school shopping is REAL! Very relaxing ..while listening to music and lots of places to just sit and people watch!

I didn't even know this place existed... We stumbled on it when on a day trip from Des Moines IA to Lincoln NE and noticed it off the side of the highway.The girlfriend had to stop at the Coach Outlet. One of the better outlet malls we've hit throughout our travels in the midwest...NEX has quite a roster of stores... Check out the brands here: https://nexcrossing.com/brandsI'm betting we'll be back... Unless they close the Coach Outlet store. Lol

This shopping district is conveniently located off the interstate so was very easy to get in and out of. They have a variety of popular brand name stores, Yeti, REI, H&M, TJMaxx, and Ulta to name a few. The layout is slightly odd so you can't see the store laid out well, so you may need to drive to the stores you are interested in going to. We visited on a warm fall Saturday, so it was really busy. It may be worth checking out on a weekday.

Love the variety of stores here and the deals going on! 50-70% off at north face when we came and a lot of the Nike store was 50%. Absolutely love this place!

First time giving a review of a none food venue, and I must say, I'm digging it.Stoped over to check out some Old Navy items, and ended up walking the mall a few times over. I'm a sucker for all things light (ie, fixtures, finishes, etc) in or around home so when I saw the center all lit up, instant nostalgia of Rome, NY.The only real oddity I noticed, was who ever designed it to put a basketball hoop... literally on the north side trail... where people walk from store to store... (and all things above)... wasn't living his best life that day, apparently. Personally, I don't care for maneuvering around people while in a mission.

It's obvious that the layout of this place, including the streets and parking lot, was designed by a five-year-old. But, the selection of stores couldn't be LESS bougie. This isn't an "outlet mall" (anymore). It's an outdoor mall for the well-to-do. I also believe they employ cell phone jammers because my Verizon phone, which had great signal in *Alaska*, is virtually useless without using the guest WiFi which obviously deprioritizes all traffic not through their app. Oh, and that thing is basically just a scheme to get you to sign up for their rewards program, which, for some dumb reason, requires you to give them your credit card. With all the malls dead or dying, this shifty excuse is the probably the best shopping experience you can find in Nebraska.

PLEASE DON'T Buy GIFT CARDS HERE!We have$160 in worthless Christmas Gift Cards. The mall manager said... "YOU DIDN'T READ THE FINE PRINT" "They EXPIRE in 18 MONTHS"Just to be clear, the fine print is on the back of the card which is GLUED to a paper card.....YOU CAN'T READ IT UNTIL YOU TRY TO REDEEM IT!This practice is SO BLATENT that the front desk has a machine to check gift card balances. The mall office blamed the credit card company & the credit card company told me the mall set it up that way. SEEMS LIKE FRAUD TO ME!they said "TOO BAD SO SAD"..... Who got everybody's money????

Went to Nebraska Crossing, trying to find some workout shoes for my 11.5 4E, triangle feet (always crazy difficult). Ended up at Reebok, with the GM Cody. He actually found a few solid options for me, then made a clear call on the best option, based on the damage to my ankle and what would support it the best. He even helped the wife to find a killer set! She appreciated that he didn't hover, he gave us just enough room and was present when he was needed. Credit, where credit is due, the shoes are perfect... but Cody's customer service made this whole experience well worth it! Keep up the great work! We'll be back to see you!