Las Vegas North Premium Outlets

This shopping center is relatively new and there are a lot of shops to check out. Make sure you bring your own water bottle of some sort because it is an outdoor shopping center. Especially in the summer when the weather gets hot, its important to stay hydrated.
Sales were pretty good too when I visited during 4^th of july weekend. They have a variety of brands from Adidas, Nike, Pacsun, Banana Republic, Kenneth Cole etc

The mall itself has some great stores that you won’t find very often around like Uggs but try not to go during the weekend as it is a large tourist spot. It gets very hot since it’s all outdoors during summer and winter you’ll get really cold so dress appropriately!

OK — this is MALL… I’m a girl… what’s not to love! :) This is an outdoor mall, so if you want to brave the heat (especially during the summer), then they is the mall for you.
They have everything you can imagine, from a food court, to shopping for the family and even Starbucks! I didn’t get to spend as much time as I liked, but for what I was looking for, I was happy. I went to Starbucks to grab a nice cool drink. Went to LeSportSac to get a good deal on a versatile & functional backpack. I even stopped to grab some make-​up at Bare Minerals.
Went to Vegas for a little mini vacation before moving to Dallas and for the wedding of my god-​brother, so this was a nice break in my gambling adventures.
I will be back for sure to check out the rest of the eateries, especially the sushi buffet and shopping. :)

If you like shopping, especially at outlets, come here for shopping! They have your usual outlet stores, mostly high end brands at low prices.
My boyfriend and I don’t like shopping, but we came here anyways haha. There was a big Nike store here, but after seeing the line — we said nehhhhhh.
This shopping center is outdoors, so I can’t imagine enjoying this place even more during the summer (triple digit temperatures) or winter (30 degree weather!!!). Luckily, the food court is indoors with plenty of seating HAHA.
Parking can be a B though. Plan ahead :)

I like this mall. I got a really good deal at Neiman Marcus. I never imagined I could afford anything from that store but I got a nice top for a good price. Go early or finding parking may be tough. Would be better if it was indoors but hey, the outlet malls in Minnesota are outdoor and people still shop in the winter so who am I to complain.

My wife is looking for presents for friends/​family birthdays. I am following her around. Shopping ain’t my thing but this is a good place to go.

Recomendable al 100% y no olviden hacer su check-​in para obtener una cuponera a mitad de precio, que es muy útil y aprovechas para ahorrarte unos dollares más, todas las tiendas son muy buenas y en el área de comida aunque hacen falta asientos, encuentras algo que te agrade. Visita y compara precios y trata de llevar ropa cómoda.

One of the best premium outlets around! Every time I come to Vegas, I make a stop to shop here. It’s a big outdoor shopping complex a few miles north of the main Vegas strip. Personally, I think this outlet has better brands compared to the outlet south of the strip. They have a variety of stores including high end brands such as Burberry, Theory, Helmut Lang, Carolina Herrera, and Salvatore Ferragamo. They have the best selection and prices as well. Make sure to give yourself at least 3 – 4 hours to shop around.
The only negative is that it gets really hot in the summer and walking around outside can be difficult. But most of the stores blast the AC!
Tip: Unilocalers don’t forget to check in or use your AAA card to get a free VIP coupon book (extra savings on top of the already discounted prices).

Unilocal tells me that I have checked into this place 4 times– that’s it?!
I’m surprised! I feel like it should be more. I am infatuated with this outlet mall.
I can count all of Vegas’ malls on both of my hands. Trust me, I’ve been to all of them, multiple times. As a mall connoisseur who just moved from LA, the land of shopping I can say with confidence that this is my favorite place to get my shop on. I usually valet ($ 6 not including tip) my car, although the parking structures are not bad here now that they tell you how many spaces are available on each level. Not a fan of the flow of traffic in the structure– it can be a mad house, dodging cars left and right if you come on a busy day.
Here are some of my favorite places:
1. J. Crew– This outlet location is the ONLY J. Crew in Las Vegas. There is no full line store in this desert. The service here is pretty great. If you are a teacher or a student, you can show them your ID and get a discount (even on top of sale items). Great place to get your work clothes and accessories! I am madly in love with their jewelry and shoes.
2. Disney Store– This location has great service and wonderful Disneyland park items. I scored on some awesome end of the year gifts for my students. Those lucky kids! Spreading my love of Disney one class at a time.
3. Marc Jacobs– Opened not too long ago, however their customer service is hit or miss. If you’re a fan of MJ like I am, this place will have your wallet empty in no time.
4. North Face– I never had to own a real jacket until I moved to Vegas. Come here for your winter gear.
5. LuLulemon– Also, opened not too long ago. Worth the browse, even though I have yet to really find anything really great here yet.
6. American Apparel– This location has great deals on hoodies and tees. There is a full line store in Summerlin and also in PH. If your dog is in need of a well made hoodie, come here! My dog enjoys their comfortable sweatshirts in the winter.
7. Kate Spade– Always a sale going on; definitely worth checking out if you like KS and their cute designs. Watermelon clutch anyone?
8. Nike– Always worth a quick peek. They have new things in here all of the time. Worth it if you are looking for work out clothes or sneakers. (pro tip: right next to the parking structure entrance!)
I used to always make an afternoon at this outlet when I would come to vegas for a weekend getaway. Now as a local, I still find this outlet worth my time. Maybe even more so than the typical malls around the Vegas area (Sorry Sunset Galleria). Keep in mind this is an outdoor shopping center, so this may not be the best place to go when there is a crazy wind storm or extreme heat.
Happy shopping!

This is very similar to the desert hills premium outlet (Cabazon, CA) and livermore premium outlet (Livermore, CA).
Even though it is hot outside, there are plenty of shaded areas along the walkway.
The parking structure is awesome. They have lights above each parking spot. When it is empty, it lights up green and when it is occupied, it lights up red.

Not the best Premium Outlet I’ve been to, but it did have most of the things we were looking for. Levi’s Kids is located in the branch in the south, we were told.
The shops are located outside, which is nice when you are trying to avoid death by air-​conditioning.
Sign up ahead of time for their VIP program (on their website) to get a free coupon book for extra savings. Otherwise, you can buy the book for a few dollars. It really is worth it, though.
Small food court, but who’s there to eat? Unless it’s at The Cheesecake Factory

I like the outlets in the fact that you can literally go in to the exact store you want and leave! And if its planned perfectly you can even park to where it’s a direct shot to the store you want to shop at! Like any other mall try to avoid the obvious peak times such as the weekend and afternoons! It’s most definitely a tourist trap for sure! I prefer to go to town square but if you want some good deals then this is your mall! Don’t expect all of the normal designers stores like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada etc you gotta go to Crystals or Fashion Show! Other than that great outdoor mall!

When I’m in Vegas I always wonder what is more expensive: hanging in the casino or buying a bunch of junk here you don’t need?
I do like this outdoor space but it is cluttered with aggressive salesmen and women desperate to make a buck off you. The hide in small booths in the middle of the outdoor walkways and pop out as they see you walking by with a less than perfectly purposeful walk.
This lady selling skin care stuff did just that to me. She grabbed my arm after popping out of nowhere like a bird in a coo coo clock. First she rubs sea salt on your arm without asking. Then she gets a black bowl and before you know it she is washing your hands. In the black bowl she shows you the oil that comes off your hands and arms. Then she will tell you to buy the sea salt. Next she will tell you your hands are too dry. Sell you some more lotion. On and on this goes till she does a sales pitch for each product in her booth. Watch out!
Forget all the junky low quality stuff here specifically desinged and manufactured for outlet malls. Skip all that skin care nonsense too. Just go to the Plaza hotel and casino and live it up… its just down the block

Las Vegas North Premium outlets, one of my favorite places to shop!
Coach outlet.
Pandora outlet.
Claire’s.
Michael Kors outlet.
Tory burch outlet.
Hot topic.
Cheesecake Factory.
Starbucks!
A food court!
Just to name a few :)
This outlet mall is an OUTDOOR mall, one of my favorite features would be the parking lot! I swear everywhere in this country needs that system! Red light taken. Green light empty! That saves so much time for parking! Especially because it even shows the amount of stalls that are available.
This outlet mall is also very clean! Big plus!

Das zweite Outlet Shoppingcenter in Las Vegas, was mit günstigen Preisen und Angeboten lockt. Der Einkäufer sollte sich bewusst sein, das Outletzentren im Regelfall Auslaufmodelle und speziell für dieses Segment produzierte Waren der Markenhersteller anbieten. Dieser Verkaufstempel ist offen gestaltet, man ist unter freiem Himmel unterwegs und flaniert zwischen den Ladengeschäften. In beiden Outlets dieses Betreibers gibt es jeweils ein Couponbuch, das Sparpotential beginnt aber oft erst bei Einkäufen über 150 $ in den jeweiligen Geschäften. Preisunterschiede zwischen den beiden «Premium» Einkaufszentren konnte ich nicht feststellen. Aus meiner Sicht, genügt es jedoch eines zu besuchen, in meinem Fall eher die überdachte Version nahe dem Flughafen, da es bei den lokalen Temperaturen angenehmer ist.

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than the outlet stores on the opposite end of the strip.
This outlet has outlet I have never seen before. I have never seen an outlet for Ralph Lauren Children. The prices were AMAZING for Polo clothes. More than half off retail and everything is an additional 40% off THE LOWEST sticker price. Even the clearance items. I got my daughter a purple Ralph Lauren light weight zip up coat for $ 8. I couldn’t believe it. I got her some dresses to for about the same price, maybe slightly cheaper. They do have items that are more expensive but they are still a lot cheaper than buying them at Macys (even when they are on clearance).
Their Nike store is amazing. We had went to the other outlet Nike store and bought a BUNCH of stuff. When we entered this store, all the items we had already bought were CHEAPER here!!!
Next time we are in town, this is the ONLY outlet I will be going to.

I’m sort of a fan, but I wish they had a few more of the greats at this location. The other premium outlets across the country have some good deals. But this location is so close to the strip, not many fabulous bargains as one would expect. But it’s cool.

Definitely not a bad outlet in any way. There were LOTS of people there, even on a weekend, and probably around 70% of them being tourists. Which isn’t always a bad thing. Unless they’re rude tourists. Because I then get pretty annoyed.
I do like the huge range of stores they have, and they’re all pretty nicely arranged where there are two main «streets» you can browse through to hit majority of the stores. There are branches into other smaller stores or the Food Court, for example, but most of the shops are just on these main two rows. The shops are of all various items, though my favorite ones to browse have been Pandora and Fossil, while hubby was going through all of the shoe stores recently (we both have mutant fat feet).
For parking, you can park across from it and walk on over, or just hit the parking structure that is at the end of it. Pretty convenient parking, especially because they’re all sensored so that you know what space has been taken, and how many spaces are open on a given parking level.
Pretty close to the strip, though getting here during rush hour may be a bit of a pain.

Tired from gambling? Head here. These outlets are fantastic! Many high end stores as well as those you would find at a typical mall. You can easily burn a few hours just shopping through the many stores! They also have plenty of food stalls here in case you need a quick energy bite!
Also yes parking is a pain but it’s organized enough with those little red/​green dots that indicate a spot is open or occupied. It really gets the drivers moving when they just have to look for the green vs looking at every car spot to see if there’s a opening.
Now I wouldn’t come here when that brutal heat comes running to lad Vegas. Too hot!

Take an Über here immediately!
We were trying to kill time before out flight and the Mirage slots were not being kind to us so we headed here. I’ve found that it’s completely more economical to pay $ 20 for a Hurley hoodie than to feed it to the machines… weird how that works.
The inventory offers items that you’d actually wear, not asymmetrical, sub-​par, standard store rejects, these are things that are still in season, just heavily discounted.
The bathroom facilities were clean and even though it was a very busy day, I didn’t have to wait in line at all. There is also a food court so you don’t have to gnaw your arm off for the fear of missing out on a good deal somewhere.
There are some great brand name stores such as L’Occitane, Kate Spade, 7 for all mankind, Furla, timberland, guess, and more. I don’t think I’ve even scratched the surface of what this outlet mall has to offer. We’ll definitely have to return next time for a special shopping trip!

Came here to kill some time, and pick up some new threads/​toys!
The Las Vegas Outlets are world renown for their selection of stores, and (sometimes) very good deals! While shopping here, I spent a total of 45 minutes (being a man who knows what you want helps — plus, guys can’t hang like chicks can when it comes to their shopping). Snagged myself some slightly discounted electronics, and significantly reduced brand name clothing.
If you’re in Vegas and have an hour or so to spare, definitely hit up the Outlets! Oh, and don’t forget that parking is INSANE. Maybe you’d be better off catching a shuttle from your hotel, or taking a cab/​Über over here.
Woot for deals!

I have been here many times before. But 5 years ago, I remember this place having lots of good deals. Lots of cheap things. Now its not so much. I think I will be better off going to the Portland Premium Outlets.
The place has expanded alot. But again there are so much traffic at this place. Parking has improved a lot. They have sensored parking spaces. This means that if you leave the parking spot, the system will update itself and show how many spot is available. I like this. So fancy. As a tip don’t go after 1pm because parking will be crazy.
Their coupon book is fancy. Its a booklet. Not a pamphlet like other places. So there are more deal. Again I did notice Portland has more better deals.
Maybe Vegas is about going to the strip not really shopping. I was disappointed. I expected more.

Odd layout for people who’ve never been there before. I’m actually pretty good with directions and when I thought we’d gone the entire loop, I was all turned around.
Otherwise, it’s a pretty cool outlet mall with a decent selection of stores. Vending machines and snack vendors everywhere in case you need a break from shopping.
Plenty of parking with reliable indicators if a parking spot is free (no more false starts only to find out a small car or motorcycle is parked in a stall).
Bring your credit cards! (But spend responsibly.)

The Las Vegas North Premium Outlet was one of the better outlets I had been to in a long time. We went here on Thanksgiving day and this place was crowded. It was pretty close to the hotel we stayed at. The parking garage still had a lot of space left on the upper floors when we came around noon. This was the first time I saw the parking garage with an indicator to let drivers know how many spots were opened and which spots were open indicated by the green or red light above each spot.
All of the stores were close together and separated by maybe a kiosk in between. I looked at their website before coming here to know exactly which stores I wanted to check out. After I walked through the whole outlet, I realized how small it was but had enough for most people’s needs. There was a food court which was pretty crowded considering it was Thanksgiving. I remembered there were five different restaurants in the food court with Subway being one of them.
This outlet was good and I would recommend coming here to buy clothes or any merchandise.

I try to avoid the Malls and department stores as much as possible but especially the outlet malls because it is out doors and in Vegas I can’t handle the heat. Shopping amongst a million and one locals and tourist, and fighting for good deals is really not my idea of a good time. But when I do find myself here it is hard not to go bonkers, I mean when I shop I shop!
I haven’t been here in a loooooong time since before they renovated but to my surprise it looks very good. They have added parking with high tech parking assistance and cool shaded benches to help cool down customers which is a great idea and not to mention they look esthetically nice. There are more stores then before and now there’s even a Cheese Cake Factory which is nice to have a dinning spot as oppose to the food court.
Anyhow regardless of how much I hate shopping dealing with the cray cray ness I do have a weak spot for the this outlet because of the tiny bit of discount I get now it’s that much more enjoyable.

Premium Outlet North is the outdoor mall. I prefer this over the South because it’s much bigger. However, the day that we went, it was storming. We got soaked. We only had about an hour to walk around before the mall closed. I’m sure I would have bought more things if I had more time to look around. We spent most of the hour in Adidas. They were running a great promo. It was buy one and get the second item half off. Plus if you spend $ 100, you get $ 25 off. I ended up paying around $ 80 for three pairs of shoes and six pairs of socks. I’m a shopper and know a good deal when I see one.
Nike, Guess, Sketchers, Hurley, Tommy Hilfiger, and L’Occitane were some of the stores that I’d seen. They also have a food court in its own little building. They had about seven eateries in that place.
Around the corner from Adidas is the customer service location. If you check in with your Unilocal app you get a free coupon book priced at $ 10. The guy working behind the counter had never seen the app before and said I was the first. He gave me the coupon book anyway. Funny, the same thing happened at the South outlet.

In Las Vegas kann man zwischen zwei verschiedenen Outlets, den Las Vegas Premium Outlets — North und South auswählen. Von der Auswahl und Anzahl der Läden hörte sich das Outlet in der Downtown von Las Vegas interessanter an. Es war auch nur knapp 3 Kilometer von unserem Hotel entfernt.
Wer es einrichten kann, sollte hier früh morgens zum Shoppen gehen, dann findet man bequem einen Parkplatz im Parkhaus und ist nicht der sengenden Hitze ausgesetzt. Darüber hinaus hat man fast leere und aufgeräumte Läden ohne nervende Drängelei.
In den ca. 150 Stores findet man unter anderem Adidas, Benetton, Calvin Klein, Dolce & Gabbana, Levi’s/Dockers Outlet, Nautica, Nike Factory Store, Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store, Puma, Reebok, Timberland, Tommy Hilfiger und viele weitere.
Für das leibliche Wohl ist dort auch gesorgt. Man findet hier beispielsweise Amorino Gelato, Auntie Anne’s Soft Pretzels, The Cheesecake Factory, Dairy Queen, Kung Pao Wok, South Philly Cheesesteaks & Fries, Starbucks Coffee und Subway.
Unser zweiter Besuch am Nachmittag war allerdings nicht so angenehm. Die Parkplatzsuche war im Parkhaus doch sehr mühevoll und die Läden waren sehr voll. Sehr unangenehm empfand ich die unerträgliche Hitze und der ständige Wechsel in die klimatisierten Stores.
Die Premium Outlets North sind täglich geöffnet. Die Öffnungszeiten sind von Montag bis Samstag von 9.00 Uhr bis 21.00 Uhr und am Sonntag von 9.00 Uhr bis 20.00 Uhr. Insgesamt fand ich die Angebote und Reduzierungen nicht so reizvoll, kann aber auch daran liegen, dass der letzte USA-​Urlaub noch nicht so lange her ist. Wer noch weiterfährt, kann in anderen Outlets sicherlich bessere Schnäppchen machen.

Formidable… galerie a ciel ouvert. Des tarifs exceptionnels… surtout sur les marques americaines. janvier periode de soldes… des remises de 30 ou 50% sur des tarifs deja tres interessants. A vos valises!!!

Teilweise liegen die Preise über den anderen Outlets in den USA. Man merkt also dass es eine ziemliche Touristen Mall ist.

Ein Dorf in der Stadt, das ist das Las Vegas Premium Outlets. Und zwar ein Kaufdorf, bei welchem man von einem Haus zum nächsten geht, bis man immer noch mehr Tüten in der Hand hält und nicht mehr weiß wohin damit. Für uns Deutsche sind die Klamotten in den USA sowieso schon billiger, hier gibt es aber auch noch Abschläge auf die sonst üblichen Preise. Die großen Marken sind alle vertreten, Hersteller wie Nike, Puma, Adidas, Converse, Levis, American Apparel, dazu auch noblere Marken wie Armani und andere. Ja, auch bei Armani habe ich zugeschlagen, ein Sommerjäckchen für unter 100 Dollar, da konnte ich nicht nein sagen, obwohl ich ja sonst nicht so der Markenfetischist bin. Und Chucks von Converse gibt es hier für etwa ein Viertel von dem, was sie bei uns kosten. Ich sage jetzt mal, wenn man eine Komplettausstattung benötigt und einen halbwegs günstigen Flug bekommt, ist es vermutlich günstiger, nach Las Vegas zum Shoppen zu fahren als sich die Sachen bei uns zu kaufen.

Richtig gut. Richtig, richtig gut! Schnäppchenjäger und Shoppingqueens dürften sich hier wohl fühlen: 30−70% reduzierte Preise und eine überraschend gute Auswahl an Marken. Besser geht´s kaum!
Neben den üblichen Verdächtigen wie Sunglass Hut, Adidas, Nike und Levis, gibt es auch Fashion Brands wie Diesel, Aldo, Vince, Burberry und, und, und. Ich habe es in zweieinhalb Stunden nicht mal durch die Hälfte der Läden geschafft und hatte bereits so viele Tüten, dass ich kaum mehr hätte tragen können. Zu meinen Trophäen gehören unter anderem schwarze Lack-​Nike Air Max, ein Burberry Mantel, eine Seidenbluse, eine Miu Miu Sonnenbrille und eine perfekt sitzende Camouflage Röhrenjeans von Lucky Brand. Diese musste leider wenige Tage später, bei meinem Unfall zerschnitten werden… Ich trauere immer noch!
Tipp: Am Eingang kann man für 5 $ ein Discount-​Heft kaufen. Damit gibt´s in vielen Läden noch mal extra Prozente obendrauf. Das lohnt sich!

Fast alle Marken sind hier vertreten, die man sonst in den Malls findet. Nur zumindest teilweise massiv preiswerter!

Im Las Vegas Outlet North bin ich schon öfters zu günstigen Preisen fündig geworden. Kürzlich habe ich wieder sehr schöné GUESS-​Handtaschen für meine Töchter gefunden. Die jungen Damen schwärmen für GUESS, meiner Frau könnte ich damit natürlich nicht damit. Das PREMIUM habe ich oben weggelassen, weil es wie bereits verschiedene Vorredner angemerkt haben, eher irreführend ist. Aber für das breite Volk, das nicht nur Anzüge von BRIONI und Kostüme von CHANEL trägt, bietet es schon das eine oder andere Schnäppchen.

Der Outlet wird sicherlich niemals einen Schönheitswettbewerb gewinnen aber
Wer
Las Vegas besucht oder dort Urlaub macht, sollte einen Abstecher dahin
wagen.
Auch mit dem Taxi ist der Preis von knapp 16EUR (22 $) pro Fahrt noch zu
verschmerzen.
10min. Fahrt vom MGM Grand Ich war zur Haloween Zeit
dort und hatte in fast allen Geschäften Sale Aktionen (Buy1 get1 for free oder 3for2 usw.)
Einen Tag dafür planen und Spaß haben beim shoppen.

DAS ist ein Outlet!
Hier ist zwar die Hölle los, gefüht die Hälfte aller Shopping-​Victims sind Deutsche. Aber: Hier gibt es wirklich alles, und die Ware wird so schnell nachgefüllt, wie sie über die Ladentheke wandert.
Die Preise sind die gleichen wie in den meisten Outlets, die Anzahl der Shops sowie die erstklassige Erreichbarkeit sind die großen Pluspunkte.
Natürlich mach Shopping in den goßen Malls am Strip mehr Freude, aber um den leeren Koffer bis zum Platzen zu füllen, ist man hier genau richtig!

Ich war besonders von dem Nike-​Shop angetan !!! Besser wäre aber NIKEHALLE Irre Auswahl und Preise die jeden Schuh interressant machen. Man bekommt schon fur 25 Dollar echt coole Schuhe. Als wir nach zwei Stunden fertig mit probieren waren, zahlte ich für 4 Paar nigel nagel neue Nike gerade 170 US DOLLAR !!! Wer in Vegas ist und gern shoppen geht Pflichttermin

Wir waren im Premium Outlet North — in der Nähe vom Stratosphere. Spontan — bitte nicht lachen! — kam mir das Ganze ähnlich vor wie Zweibrücken; vor allem der schrottige Lauren Factory Outlet. Wie andere Qyper schon bemerkten: nicht zu vergleichen mit anderen Outlets in den USA in denen es wesentlich gediegener bei niedrigeren Preisen zugeht. Es war unser zweiter Besuch hier — den Outlet South hatten wir auch schon probiert. Sicher kann man den einen oder anderen Schnapp machen — aber wenn man gezielt nach hochwertigen Artikeln zu günstigen Preisen sucht (nicht nur die retournierte Ware vom letzten Jahr…), dann haben wir uns hier nicht richtig gefühlt. Unsere persönliche Empfehlung: Concorde Mills Mall in Charlotte in North Carolina. Hier haben wir schon viele Male absolut gut eingekauft.

Das Labelangebot ist sehr umfangreich, das Sortiment ist allerdings kleiner als z.B. in den Outlets in der Nähe von New York City oder denen im Süden von L.A.
Etwas nervig waren die zahlreichen Stände außerhalb der Geschäfte wo man wie auf einer Messe alle 5m angesprochen wird ob man z.B. eine elektronische Zigarette testen möchte und sie dann am besten für 150 $ auch gleich kaufen soll.
Die Food Corner sind super. Großes Angebot z.B. China Max, Subway und Co. Auf der gegenüberliegenden Seite der Outletwelt, quer über den Parkplatz ist ein super Smootie Laden. Der Name war irgendwas mit «Tropicana». Sehr gut!

Was dem einen Freud ist des anderen Leid. So empfinde ich es hier als sehr angenehm, dass diese Outlettmall, ausser die einzelnen Shops, nicht überdacht ist und man zwischen den einzelnen Shops im Freien wandeln kann.
Sehr angenehm dagegen, dass hier anstelle eines großen Parkplatzes zwei Parkhäuser vorhanden sind. Somit stehen die Fahrzeuge überdacht und im Schatten.
Die einzelnen Marken die ich hier vermisse, finden sich dann im Las Vegas Outlet Center (
) am Las Vegas Blvd. südlich des Flughafens.

Ein Muss!!!

Große Outlet Mall mit prima Angeboten. Die Mall besteht aus zwei Teilen. Wer günstig einkaufen will, für den ist dieses Einkaufscenter ein Muss. Nicht jeder Laden hat gute Angebote, aber die meisten. Für Import nach Deutschland aber Rechnung für Zoll aufheben, sonst wird nach Originalpreis gerechnet.

Las Vegas ist sehr gut geeignet für das Shoppen :). Sehr viele Malls mit günstigen Angeboten. Die Vegas Premium Outlet ist schnell mit dem Auto erreicht, bietet genügend Parkplätze und die üblichen Outlet Shops in einer Mall in den USA (GAP, Nike, Levis, …)

Très bonne adresse pour se jeter sur les grandes marques comme Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger etc.
Tout est à plus ou moins 50% par rapport aux prix français, sans compter le taux de change du dollar, très favorable par moments.
Attention aux tailles ! Le XL américain c’est du XXL chez nous et il vaut mieux essayer tout avant d’acheter (on peut, le personnel est super aimable).
Il est fortement conseiller de s’arrêter ici avant de quitter Vegas, si déjà on s’est laissé tenter par ce lieu de perdition !

Wir waren unter vielen Anderen auch in diesem Outletcenter und es hat die typischen Läden, welche man auch in den anderen Outletcentern findet. Die Preise sind natürlich toll, die Läden sind gut klimatisiert und shoppen hier schlaucht etwas mit der Zeit denn bei uns war es kalt, heiß und die im ständigen wechsel. Aber es lohnst sich hier vorbei zu schauen.

C’est là que ma petite soeur s’est fait percer les oreilles. Toute une cérémonie, il a fallu que mes parents signent plein de papiers déchargeant la responsabilité du magasin au cas où ses lobes se transformeraient en chou-​fleur. Elle y a prononcé cette phrase désormais célèbre dans la famille: J’ai cinq ans, je suis à Las Vegas, c’est le moment où jamais de me faire percer les oreilles !
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Il y a aussi dans le hall plein de petits manèges qu’on a tous essayés .
On a acheté sur un stand au milieu de la galerie un produit-​miracle pour nettoyer les lunettes et les bijoux HA-​LLU-​CI-​NANT ! Je n’ai jamais retrouvé mieux, je retournerai à Las Vegas rien que pour ça !
P-​S: Mes parents y ont aussi trouvé des valises canon à un prix dérisoire, mon sac à dos pour le collège vient aussi de là-​bas et ça en jette quand même plus qu’un vulgaire eastpack comme tout le
un dernier petit mot pour les crocks, ces chaussures si moches et si confortables dont toute la famille s’est équipée. Quand on est revenus en France, elles n’étaient pas encore in et on a mesuré le fossé entre l’american way of life et la fashion attitud politiquement correcte dans le regard dédaigneux du tolérant peuple français.En tout cas, c’est ce que ma mère nous a dit pour qu’on continue à les porter malgré les sarcasmes. Moi je les garde pour la maison, mais elle, qui n’a peur de rien, et un hallux valgus, continue à se balader avec.
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Franchement ce serait très dommage de né pas profiter des brumisateurs et des outlets en allant à Las Vegas.
Supers affaires à faire et choix de boutiques important 150 pour celui-​ci qui est plus tourné vers les marques que nous connaissons et portons :)
pêle même: french conection, gap, D&G, Missoni, American Apparel, Banana Republic, Converse

El paraiso de las compras, todo barato y buenas marcas.

Ein sehr großes und recht neues Factory-​Outlet in Norden von LV.
Hier gibt es Shops wirklich aller interessanten Marken und meist fantastische Angebote, vor allem wenn man europäische Preis gewohnt ist.
Etwas ungünstig ist, dass das Outlet sozusagen open air ist — was bei den dortigen Temperaturen etwas anstrengend ist. Wir hatten Gott sei dank nur 32°, somit war es auszuhalten.
Der Service ist anscheinend manchmal etwas genervt von den Touristenscharen.