Exton Square — Attraction in West Whiteland Township

Exton Square Shopping Mall is located in the heart of the city, multi level mall offers a one-stop destination for shopping, dining, and entertainment. This modern, mall boasts a wide variety of stores, ranging from luxury boutiques to popular high-street brands like Macys, Boscov’s, Zara, LOFT, KAY Jewelry. Whether you're looking for the latest fashion, tech gadgets, or home décor, this mall has something for everyone.

Shopping Experience: The mall is well-organized with clear signage that makes navigation easy. It features a great mix of global and local retailers, offering everything from clothing and accessories to cosmetics, electronics, and sportswear. The store layout is spacious and comfortable, ensuring you can shop without feeling crowded.

Dining Options: The food court has Chick fil A impressive place

Entertainment: For those looking to unwind, Exton Square Mall has an Round1 Bowling & Arcade with the latest Nintendo games with along with a small amusement park for kids. The interactive play areas and gaming zones add to the mall’s appeal for families.

Ambiance: The mall has a clean, modern aesthetic with well-maintained restrooms and wide walkways. Natural light pours in through the glass ceilings, creating a bright, open atmosphere. The atmosphere feels lively, but never overwhelming, thanks to the good crowd management and spacious design.

Parking & Accessibility: The mall has ample parking space across multiple levels, with a mix of indoor and outdoor parking options. It also offers electric vehicle charging stations and has easy access for individuals with disabilities, including ramps and elevators.

Final Thoughts: Overall, Exton square mall delivers an excellent shopping experience. Whether you're there to shop, eat, or enjoy some entertainment, it's a convenient, well-designed space that accommodates all needs. The blend of variety, comfort, and style makes it a go-to mall for locals and...

You can hardly call this a "mall" considering half of it is empty and the other stores are moving out (like Gap). There's really no reason to go here, however, we did last night, to see Santa. There needs to be a complete overhaul on the logistics of this event. We were approx. 15 families back in line when Santa came back from dinner, we were just on the other side of the little building/house they have you walk though - we waited OVER TWO HOURS to see Santa. That's a heck of a long time to stand with a toddler. Santa sat there half the time without anyone on his lap and just looking around. The woman running the camera should not also be printing the pictures and asking people to retake photos. I mean, there were families who took like 100 pictures it seemed. When we FINALLY arrived to see Santa, the photographer took one picture and showed my wife. She asked if she could take one more since my son wasn't looking at the camera. She got him to smile and my wife went back to the computer, and it was still the same picture. She asked "didn't you take another one?" And the lady replied "no I didn't" and wouldn't take just one more. It was infuriating considering how long we just waited, and watched other people get their fair-share with Santa, but for $35 you can't even get a decent picture. My wife took out her cell phone and snapped a few pictures and got yelled at. Well, listen, if you are going to charge $35+ to get a picture with Santa and NOT EVEN TAKE A DECENT PHOTO and make people wait 2 HOURS or more which could have been 30 minutes, we will take our own photos if we...

I walked through this mall today for the first time in about 6 years, and, it was quite interesting. This mall when I last went was certainly not busy, but not as dead and the state of disarray it is in now. I went today just to walk the mall, as I don't get down to the Exton area very often since I have moved. There were maybe 15 stores open, if that. Water leaks everywhere, and, the only other people in there were people just going for walks! What was the most amusing part of it all to me was there was a map of the mall by the old JC Penny that has a map that is WAYYYY outdated. Like at least 8 years. All the big brand clothing stores are gone. All that was open of note was 2 nail salons, a day care, the Macy's, and the healthcare place. The food court only had 2 stores open. Even 6 years ago there was a mostly full food court and all the clothing stores one would need. I find the world of outdoor shopping very interesting, and always ponder how that took favor over the concept of an indoor mall. I imagine this will be the last time I ever see the inside of this mall before it closes, there is nothing there, and it is in bad shape. There was literal mold coming out of an air vent in the public food court above one of the closed restaurants, I can't imagine what is behind the walls. Surely the roof is shot. Walking through today felt surreal. True definition of a...