Tucson Mall

Mall security is a joke. My daughter's car was a victim of hit and run. Asked security to see if it was on video. They said we had to file a police report before they review the footage to see if we were hit by another car because it is private property. That's bulls**t. If it's on private property then the more reason they could check without having to file a report. Donuts reign supreme in the rent a cop world.

I've been coming to the Tucson Mall for many years. It's always a place that I visit when I am in town. I'm sure some of it is the nostalgia younger years. It is great seeing it's still open and continuing to business. I used to always park on the Dillards side and an enter in so I could stop by Animal Kingdom. There's covered parking garage over on the Macys side. An now there's a variety of different dining options closer to Wetmore. Such as cheesecake factory, and Churrasco de Brasil. I've always enjoyed walk around.

This place gets quite a bit of undue hate because it doesn't have higher-end retail stores or more exquisite dining, but it still has an argument for best mall in Southern Arizona. What I love: The food court is honestly one of my faves because it's got the classic chains you only find in a mall (Kelly's Cajun Grill, Sbarro's), and then a ton of locally-owned or lesser-known spots. You can get ramen, kabobs, botanas, then some raspados or Korean waffles for dessert. Something for everyone! What I like: There's a tabletop game store/cocktail bar. A coffee shop attached to a hair salon. Again, lots of locally owned businesses, not just the same big box stores as everywhere else. If you're looking for an Apple Store, or a new Brooks Brothers fit, this isn't the kind of place for you. And that's OK. Tucson Mall has a solid array of services, food options, and regular people retail that will keep on thriving while other malls through Pima County continue to shutter.

This place is becoming a ghost town. What was once a thriving and busy mall is now mostly empty stores.

I used to go here often as a kid but I find myself only going when absolutely necessary now. The bathrooms are always dirty and smell bad and the AC and heating isn't great. As a wheelchair user I was disturbed by the main elevator. I witnessed a child in a stroller get caught between the doors and the doors just kept closing. Even multiple adults pulling as hard as they could on the doors couldn't stop them from starting to smash the stroller with the kid inside, thank the lord they were able to push the stroller back in before the child got hurt. Later on in the day I watched a man almost get his hands and fingers smashed in the elevator doors when trying to hold the door open for a lady. The mall needs proper maintenance and staffing if they want people to enjoy being there! The parking lot by JC Penny was COVERED in trash it was shocking. I remember so many fond memories at this place as a child but I would never bring a child here. It's dirty and a bit sketchy especially at night. I am begging you to please fix the elevator before someone gets hurt or worse

Family restrooms have been closed for months and the only alternative is the concrete slabs in the bathroom by the food court. Be better.

The Tucson mall is ok for little stuff like a last minute birthday gift but j oh would NEVER come here to go school shopping for my kids or something. It ok I geisha

Nice large ,clean well light mall with a very large selection of stores and some food choices available. Great place to walk and you never know what you will see.

Shout out to the Barnes and Noble worker who checked us out the Book of Bill (that gal was so sweet please consider giving her a raise)

I decided to give the Tucson Mall a try again. Being in Tucson nearly my whole life it used to be great, I did not realize it has started allowing con artists to be a part of Mall. Coming down the escalator a Shoe MGK vendor spotted my daughter's dirty shoes and offered to clean them. After the first shoe it looked okay, then he showed me the price of the product, twice that on Amazon. I said no but asked him to finish her second shoe so it didn't look ridiculous...he said no, and pointed to the paper, that is not out for public display that the shoe cleaning is free with purchase. What a con and a lousy way to do business. The crook knew what he was doing targeting a young 11 year old girl...The persons being conned next to me was a wound woman, too. I should have trusted my gut something was shady. He then offered to clean the second one for a tip if I was not going to buy, fine, I gave him $5 so my daughter's shoes would not look ridiculous and that was all I had. I am shocked you allow that type of street vendor con artist scheme in your mall. Avoid Shoe MGK and their lousy business at all costs.