Mall — Attraction in Boca Raton

Unfortunately, Cherry Creek Mall lost its appeal since they decided to charge for parking. As is, all malls & most of the brick & mortar retail is doomed to disappear. Knowing that it really was a dumb decision to start charging for the mall parking. Existing stores change location in the mall frequently, very few new ones may open & lots close. The large anchor stores such as Neiman, Macys r no longer busy. High end, brand name stores try to survive, possibly most cases they barely break even thats why they also come & go. As a Cherry Creek N resident of 30 years, i used to go to the mall at least once sometimes twice a week. Nowadays, i may go once every few months & only if i have to buy something which i may not find else where, they may have free parking. We used to walk in the mall, we also had a coffee group of 10-15 ladies, meet every Tuesday at Nordstroms coffee shop. Most times, when we were in there we end up walking around and possibly buy something. However, since they start charging for parking, our coffee group venue changed, we do not walk the mall & our casual visits to the mall do not exist anymore. I even choose to drive to Park Meadows many times instead of going to CC, just bcuz of paid parking situation that really gets on my nerves. The lack of popularity of casually going to the mall happened not bcuz of Covid, not bcuz of easy of on-line ordering but mainly bcuz of parking charges. BTW, i hear those parking charge machines inside the mall r also frequently broken. How easy to make already a hard to survive business even harder w/ one dumb decision! It is even dumber for the mall tenants not to insist to reverse...

⭐️⭐️ Welcome to Boca Raton Mall—where Gucci dreams meet Auntie Anne's reality.

Ah, the Boca Raton Mall. A magical land where teenagers roam in packs, luxury storefronts glare at your flip-flops, and the AC is working... somewhere. It’s like stepping into a time capsule from 2006—but with more Botox and fewer working escalators.

Parking? A spiritual test. You’ll circle the garage so many times you’ll start questioning your life choices—until you finally squeeze into a space only a motorcycle should attempt. Bravo.

Inside, it’s a fascinating ecosystem: retirees power-walking in designer sneakers, influencers taking selfies next to mall plants, and kids screaming near the LEGO Store like it’s Coachella.

Want to buy something? Great—just remortgage your house. The prices say Rodeo Drive, but the vibes scream “we used to be somebody.”

Security is ever-present, which is comforting, except when they eye you like you just stole a pretzel. (Spoiler: I didn’t. Yet.)

2 stars because I did get a killer smoothie and a psychological workout. If you need luxury window-shopping and a slight existential crisis, Boca...

I have to be honest, this location is a beautiful building to look at but the people that work inside the mall oh obnoxious and rude. I shopped at Macy's, and I asked them to help me in the Cologne department. I told them what I was looking for they were shoving so many other things in my face. I'm trying to upsell me.I got annoyed and I walked out. Victoria's secrets was a great experience that staff was wonderful, not a problem in there. Definitely go back to that location. There's a place called luxe soap, I believe, I found that to be a very odd. Type of store. I understand it's supposed to be organic soap and a lot of kids go in there. But when you walk in and everybody's wearing a mask and they have all different colored hair, and they're not dressed appropriate for work, it makes me wonder where i'm shopping and walking where these products are really coming from. I really felt like I was in a drag show walking into that store very...