The Mall at Sierra Vista

This mall was still active 18 years ago, but today it barely draws a crowd. Most businesses don't even open until the weekend. Not even middle schoolers hang out here. I stopped coming here when Waldenbooks moved out 15 years ago. Even Victoria Secrets is gone. Bath and Body Works, Famous Footwear, Maurice's, Spencer's, and Dillards seem to be the shops that draw people into the mall.I walked around the mall this afternoon to stay cool. The batting cage, jumping spot and Gathering Scene coffee shop drew in some people, so at least these businesses give young people something to do in the heat of the day.

Arguably the worst mall in America and without question the worst mall I have ever been to... globally.Maybe half or a little less than half the stores are closed / empty. I visited on a weekend and the entire mall was dead. 70% of the food court was closed / empty. The stores that are open are worthless or shouldn't be in a mall. A tattoo shop in a mall, seriously? This place is trash. Wish I could give zero stars. Shop on Amazon and don't waste your time coming here. The only positive.... plenty of parking!

This mall is slowly dyeing. There are not many stores left and the ones that are have barely any business. Today is a holiday and it should have been busy but, it looked like a ghost town. One has to wonder how much longer Dillard's can hold on.

The mall is sad they need more stuff for it to survive. They need have rent cheaper for people more place to eat

The saddest mall I have ever been to. Am truly surprised it's still surviving with the main box store (Sears) closing down. In my opinion, Dillard's and the movie theater is the two main reasons this mall is still in business. The food court is barebones; I've seen food vendors come and go but subway sandwiches seem to be the only one left standing. This mall really need another kickstart; on the other hand, shopping mall seems to be a dying concept. With online shopping and big box brand stores like TJ Maxx, Ross, and Bealle's thriving in Sierra Vista, the local shopping mall is becoming a thing of the past. Sad but true.

This is one of if not the saddest malls in the United States. Most of the stores are closed. The ones that are open close randomly because they only have one employee. It's hot and muskie inside the mall. There isn't even a single coffee shop. Don't get me wrong, there is a coffee shop but it's never open. it's not open on Saturday afternoon or Wednesday afternoon or Saturday evening. the only reason one would ever come to this mall his fourth movie theater. but don't enter from inside the mall or you'll be to depressed to see your movie.

Okay, it's Sierra vista, you're not going to find an enormous mall here...but for a small city it's not too bad! They have a small play area for kids, hot topic, Claire's, bath and body works and Victoria secrets (all I remember from my first visit.) Each store we stopped in we were greeted by friendly employees. The mall sometimes has events, be sure to check them out, fun for the whole family! Furthermore, they have a theater here, you will walk into popcorn aroma heaven if you enter through the food court!

Half of the mall is becoming empty again with the usual going out of business. They are down to 3 food vendors. There are some select shops worth visiting maybe. This is the only game in this shitty little county. Sometimes shopping at WalMart is more exciting.

One hallway, one floor. You could literally walk from one end of the building to the other in 10 minutes. Nearly all of the customers are military or their families, who probably prefer the post exchange. If you want to escape the gravitational pull of Ft. Huachuca on a weekend or holiday, you'll have to travel further north, out of Cochise County, to find any real shopping malls.

Nicke named "The small" or "The hall" because it's such a small mall. Most locations closed. Some only opened in weekend. Can see from one end to other. With Army base so close i don't understand why not more businesses. Army personnel go to Tucson mall because they don't have local options. If you fill it they will come. Nobody wants to go to empty mall.