I think eventually this could soon be my favorite shopping location.

However, I was deeply disappointed in the absence of a sheltered bus stop and the absence of a clear and Welcomeing accessible sidewalk into the main concourse or even the food court for non-drivers. Site maps a few places would be helpful.

For what could be a crown jewel for local tourism, away from downtown , the planning of this Center REALLY dropped the ball not haveing a designated site for cabs, Paratransit, or other conveances such as tour buses. More benches and a posted walking path with water fountains would definitely encourage the health concious "Walking" consumer. Accessible store bathrooms we're in every store I have been in and CLEAN. Bravo.

There are still many stores who are not open or fully operational or appear to be fully stocked. I am frustrated when soft openings do not have their electronic payment systems up and running because I do not want to deal with cash.

And I was glad to finnally see the theater listings posted in the newspaper.

Would be helpful if phone numbers and more information about this shopping center were published or made available by mail. Not all monied patrons want to be attached to electronics.

Some stores seem to be struggling to get staffed and that resulted in long waits or occasionally long walks to find purchases. Growing pains? Opportunity to put people and training programs together.

I was however VERY pleased that the grounds were visually appealing, well cared for , trash and vagrant free, and security was around without being intrusive. This is one of the few shopping venues that I fell safe and like I was NOT going to have to deal with out of control people; while still feeling a true hopitality towards a multicultural customer.