Memorial City Mall is very nice, clean, and modern Mall. However, they're making their presence to become obsolete. I arrived at 6:00 pm and casually went through 2 stores (The Hallmark Shop and the Texas Store). Both of which I enjoyed. Sadly, while walking the corridors of the Mall, I noticed several Kiosks already closed or wrapping their security tarps around them. It was only 7:15 pm now. I then went into the Fossil store. Excellent service and a great variety of their products.I was even more impressed that all of their Wallets have RFID blocking. While I was there, I asked the store clerk what time the Mall closes. I was a bit surprised to hear that they close at 8:00 pm. I'm used to Malls being open from 10 am to 9 pm. Closing at 8 pm doesn't give much time for those who get off work at 5 or 6 pm. I walked past the Michael Kors store only to notice that they have a His and Hers store right next to each other. Unfortunately, on the Men's side, the lights were off (with the exception of their security lights) and the doors closed. There wasn't even an Employee visible in the store. Next door on their Women's side, the lights were on, door opened, but here too, no Employees were visible. Call me "Old Fashioned," but I like being able to see, feel, and if needed, try on clothes before buying them. I enjoy that "One on One," personal experience when shopping. But if the hours aren't available to shop, or in this case, closing before the posted hours. It doesn't give much trust in going there after work. Even in the Food Court, I noticed one restaurant with the Menu Board turned off and half of the food already removed from theSteam Table. With the Food Court next to the Movie theater and people getting ready to leave, they were definitely missing out on Sales Opportunities. I don't care for On-line Shopping, but if this early closing trend, and reduced hours is the way of the future for Malls; I guess I'll have to start getting used to the issues of ordering On-line. Incidentally, I couldn't find the restaurant, Maggiano. I noticed the signs inside, pointing to go outside, but to no avail. Did they close? And if they did, why weren't the signs inside the Mall not removed?