Albion Mall — Attraction in Toronto

Exploring Albion Mall: A Mixed Experience

Located in a bustling neighborhood, Albion Mall offers a variety of shopping, dining, and entertainment options. During my recent visit, I encountered a mixed bag of experiences that left me with both positive and negative impressions.

Upon arrival, it was evident that Albion Mall is a popular destination, buzzing with activity and energy. The diverse array of shops and eateries cater to a wide range of tastes and preferences, ensuring there's something for everyone.

However, one aspect that detracted from the overall experience was the cleanliness of the theater washroom. Despite the bustling crowds, the lack of cleanliness in this essential facility was disappointing and left a mark on an otherwise enjoyable outing.

Despite this setback, the overall experience at Albion Mall was relatively positive. Navigating through the busy corridors, I found ample opportunities to shop, dine, and unwind. From browsing through the latest fashion trends to sampling diverse cuisines, there was no shortage of options to explore.

In conclusion, while Albion Mall offers a bustling atmosphere and a variety of amenities, the cleanliness issues in certain areas, such as the theater washroom, serve as a reminder of the importance of maintaining high standards of hygiene and upkeep. Nonetheless, with its diverse offerings and vibrant ambiance, Albion Mall remains a popular destination for locals and...

This "mall," if you can even call it that, is a disgrace to all other shopping centers. It is crowded with dull shops and is old and dilapidated.

You will encounter an absolutely disgusting atmosphere at Albion Mall. Everyone appears to be in a bad mood. You would expect to see at least some teenagers in a mall. But in the instance of Albion Mall, this couldn't be further from reality. Teenagers like myself steer clear of this place like the plague, which emphasizes how undesirable the mall is. I cannot see it lasting another decade.

I can go on for ages about everything wrong with this mall. The parking lot is a biohazard in of itself. You will be greeted with multiple pigeon carcasses in the No-frills parking lot... seriously? The pigeon issue needs to be addressed.

Many of the local crackheads come in like clockwork, as if it were their job. Hell, they most likely visit more frequently than the employees.

Albion 'Mall' desperately needs a fresh start. The only way to do so is by demolishing and building anew - no renovation will save this offensive mall. With the new transit line in development, this can very well become a possibility.

Gentrification - while not always great, in this case seems like it is absolutely necessary.

I demand that this mall be demolished as quickly as possible for the sake of the Rexdale...

This is the weirdest mall I've ever been to. My bf and I stopped quickly while passing through the area to go to the tim Hortons. Well the tims closed at 5PM so there's that. The parking lot of this mall is like a hell scape, many random people smoking or doing 'other things', I'll leave it there. Many very close to the entrance and it's a bit intimidating and off putting. Once you get inside the mall, it's like a portal to a different time and place. To me, it's pretty clear that this mall whether it was always this way or became this way, is a kind of 'newcomer mall'. It has immigration, YMCA and employment services, not any store besides food establishments like chain restaurants (tims, mcdonalds, subway) have a name I recognize or am familiar with. Very minimal to no name brand stores. The mall gives you a queasy feeling in your stomach, it is wildly outdated and dilapidated. I wouldn't tell anyone I know (and like) to go here and, on the contrary I would actually tell them to stay far clear of this mall and I would...