Maplewood Mall

There are so many fun things to do here. You could spend all day and a lot of money here. There is something for everyone. They have pickleball, arcade, target practice, RC cars, slime making, handmade crafts, art projects and more. There's a carousel, electric ride on cars, a train, and bouncers. Sustainable Safari has unique animals (get a Groupon). Also, some free play areas for kids. Loads of multi cultural shops and little vendors. Delicious multicultural food in the food court. Sundays 10-11 you can walk your dog around.

The PUMPKIN PATCH IS OPEN at Maplewood Mall!!!! Tell Scott that Victoria sent me! Pumpkins, squash and the BEST & BIGGEST MUM PLANTS I've seen! The prices are AMAZING 🤩 your kids and you have many phone opportunities as well....

This small is absolutely trying to stay alive, the best part of it is it’s perfect to take your kids during the day, there is a carousel, children’s rides, there’s lots of stores that you won’t see anywhere else and during the winter it’s a wonderful place to just hang around and let your kids actually play!

You feel the Mall is having a hard time to stay afloat with some stores boarded up and Macy’s closing, but it’s still a great place for families to enjoy and decent shops to explore. There are still a lot of great shops and basic ones that all malls have. The carousel is pretty amazing and the Sustainable Safari is so fun. It’s pretty clean with decent parking.

Honestly, Maplewood Mall has been such a fun place to hang out lately. There’s always something going on—like bounce houses, cool events, and random pop-ups that make each visit different. It’s way more than just shopping. The vibe is chill, the staff is nice, and it feels safe and clean. I’ve been loving the new stuff they’ve added, and it’s super family-friendly too. Whether I’m grabbing food, walking around, or just killing time, I always end up enjoying myself. Definitely recommend if you haven’t been in a while—it’s actually kinda popping now!

Fun place if you stay in the family friendly parts like Barnes and Nobles or Sustainable Safari. I was extremely disappointed with the baby changing area in the womens restroom, it was dirty and there was ZERO privacy. Also, where is security!? Past few times ive gone there, ive seen a few instances where security would have been a huge asset in keeping people's behavior inline but unfortunately, none were around at these moments. For example, I was there Sunday for my birthday with my toddler. We went to get Bahn Mi's at our favorite food court place and a teenager came up YELLING at the staff and slamming his hands on the cash register. He was flipping his lid to the point where I almost walked away to make sure my daughter wasn't seeing something like that. The staff was kind as always and didnt really react but they should not have been treated like that. Period. Major things to work on is SAFETY and cleanliness. That mall has a disaster waiting to happen and it makes me sad because I used to love it there! I know there's crappy people everywhere, but amped up security would make it a much more comfortable experience for families looking to have a fun, yet safe time. I know its hard keeping up with so much stuff so Im not trying to sound rude at all, I just feel its important to point out. But with all the new things being added to the mall and the changes, I hope it only goes up from here!

My experience at Maplewood Mall was alright overall—nothing amazing, but not terrible either. The mall has a decent selection of stores, with a mix of well-known retailers and smaller shops, so it’s possible to find what you need without going too far out of your way. It’s convenient for quick shopping trips, especially if you already know which stores you’re visiting. That said, the mall feels a bit dated in some areas, and a few storefronts were closed, which made parts of it feel less lively. Cleanliness was acceptable, but some sections could use better upkeep. Parking was easy enough to find, which is a plus, and security presence seemed noticeable, which helped the place feel reasonably safe. Overall, Maplewood Mall is fine for a casual visit or running errands, but it’s not really a destination mall. It gets the job done if you’re nearby, just don’t expect anything particularly special or exciting.