Laurel Mall

Hazleton, United States

2

5 reviews

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+1 570-454-2100
Website:
www.thelaurelmall.com
Address:
106 Laurel Mall, Hazleton, PA, 18201
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Parking
Garage
Bike Parking
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes

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Local time (Hazleton) 06:56 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

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5 reviews of Laurel Mall

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Place rating: 2
Philadelphia, PA
Yikes-​this mall is the land that time forgot. There is nary a macys or any slightly upscale store in sight. The anchor store is k mart, which tells you everything you need to know.
It seems that a lot of the stores here are in the midst of closing. We went here for AT&T and alas it was no more. The mall was a ghost town. I think I saw tumbleweed.
I guess they have the essentials to keep the local mountain folk alive, but if it’s a pleasant afternoon of window shopping you’re after, it’s not happening here.
Place rating: 1
Drums, PA
Absolutely nothing special about this mall at all. The place is very small and doesn’t have many stores whatsoever. I much rather go down to the Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall, Pa (Allentown) or just head down to Philly. For any travelers driving on Interstate 81 northbound, I seriously suggest you continue on driving towards Scranton-​Wilkes Barre area to find places to shop and eat.
BUT IF YOU HAVE TO COME TO THIS MALL
WARNING: Avoid this mall on Friday Nights because this place is where many teenagers flock. (Unless you are a teenage, then you can ignore this warning)
Place rating: 2
Fort Myers, FL
As another Unilocaler stated, the mall has the essentials. The only caveat is you need to search in order to satisfy all of those essential needs. May I suggest starting at the Wal-​mart.
Do not expect any high-​end designer stores.
Place rating: 2
Philadelphia, PA
Not many stores at all. Very small but clean. You can be through it in 15 minutes.
Place rating: 3
Blue Bell, PA
I went to school at the PSU campus about 10 years ago, and back then, this was pretty much the only place to go. Sure, it was (and still is) pretty much the smallest mall I ever been to, but for its time it had the essentials… book store, two record stores (one of which always had some wacky stuff… mostly stuff that was on the shelf for years), and an arcade. I recall the food «court» was nasty, but it was a place that would kill an hour or two and that cannot be ignored.
I realize reviewing a place a decade after last seeing it isn’t the most helpful, but I have a feeling it hasn’t changed much.